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    Default Re: Marquez says 'no' to a fifth fight

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    Who is Marquez going to fight? This is an obvious ploy to gain bargaining position. In recent times, Marquez has only fought two boxers where going into the fights, there were thoughts he might lose: Mayweather and Pacquiao. Other than that, it's been spoon-fed opposition. So, there is NO way Marquez will face Bradley, or any other tough competitor at 140-147. Nacho said as much in an interview (re: Bradley). If Marquez is going to risk losing, he's going to do it against Pacquiao.
    Hardly the first name that comes to mind when considering boxers who are spoon fed opponents. He would beat Bradley comfortably. He should fight Garcia if he can meet the weight challenge. Pick up a few belts in the process.
    Remove Floyd and Manny from his CV and in the last 5 years he faced: Michael Kastidis, Likar Ramos (Who?), Serhiy Fedchenko, and Juan Diaz.

    Not a who's-who list of killers by any stretch. This is at a time where there have been many tougher options at or around his weight class. I get it, he's 39, and entitled to earn his money. Why take the risk of losing and throwing away a multi-million dollar pay day? So, I'm not saying what he is doing doesn't make perfect business sense. It's just, outside Floyd and Manny, Marquez's choice of opponents in the last five years could be a lot better. He's no Carl Froch when it comes to taking on the toughest options.

    How can you be so sure he would beat Bradley comfortably? He didn't look amazing against Kastidis, or against Fedchenko, if you consider that it was Fedchenko. Other than Floyd, when was the last time he fought a boxer (in terms of style) in (or near) his prime? Chris John? You get my point.

    By the way, this is by no means an argument that Marquez doesn't deserve the bargaining leverage against Pacquiao after annihilating him in their last fight.
    You gotta be the biggest poor sport. Get over it Pac is done! JMM does not owe him a rematch in about another 3 years. Like Pac did to him and we all know in 3 years JMM will be way too old. Except in the ARUM school of cherry picking opponents.

    I liken Pac's gift controversial wins to a virgen getting to first base three times on three dates while JMM got the hotel, the king sized bed, Magnums and Pac-ed Manny in the rear. Time For JMM to smoke a cigar he bagged the homecoming cherry picking queen !!!

    As for Julius Rain saying one KO does not win the war. LOL denial on grand scale .. Pac wins two airstrikes JMM drops the atom bomb on Pac. JMM wins the war ! Only in bookkeeping does your opinion hold any merit.


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    Last edited by Addicted to_boxing; 02-15-2013 at 06:26 AM.

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