Pac vs. JMM II - Who will win? VOTE HERE!!!

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Marquez Fights for His Place in the Sun


Talk to those in the know around this game they call boxing and they'll tell you that Manny Pacquiao, the little Filipino spitfire, is no worse than the second best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet. Should he end up beating... Boxing News : Marquez Fights for His Place in the Sun

[pacfan]

I don't see pac losing this one - that's what Freddie sez and who am I to say nay to him.

I think pac will try to size him up until the 4th and put real pressure and try to knock him down there and finish his job on the 7th;

or if he's in a hurry,

he'll put pressure from the start and try to knock Marquez down once in the 1st and finish the job on the 4th. Either way.


By the way, I voted for Marquez by KO cuz I saw Violent D looking like a fool there alone and I kinda felt sorry for him after I learned that it's his birthday so I've decided to join him so he won't look foolish any more - that's my birthday gift for him. Ok pal, you owe me one.

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No 24/7 Countdown Needed for Pacquiao-Marquez II
The Public Recognizes True Heavyweight Prize Fighting


I’m not sure where the rest of you BoxingConfidential readers are located at but in my neck of the woods, you’d think that Oscar De la Hoya was moving on up to the heavyweight division attempting to take on... Michael Marley’s Boxing Confidential – News, Analysis, and Commentary

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GAME OVER PACMAN!

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Today's News:
March 12, 2008 - pacific time


Handa Na Po Ako


LAS VEGAS — Magandang araw po sa inyong lahat. Sana ay nasa mabuti kayong kalagayan, malusog sa pangangatawan at pag-iisip. I am truly amazed how time flies. It seems it was just yesterday when we started training for Sa... PhilBoxing.com >> News >> Columns >> Manny Pacquiao: Handa Na Po Ako



Super-fit Pacquiao ready to go

LAS VEGAS—This early, Manny Paquiao is ready to rumble. With his weight in check, Pacquiao said he has strengthened his focus on grabbing the World Boxing Council super featherweight crown from Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez on March 15 at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino. “Ready to go,” said Pac... Super-fit Pacquiao ready to go - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos




Marquez focused for Pacquiao rematch

You wouldn't think anyone could get too comfortable while going toe-to-toe with Manny Pacquiao in a boxing ring, but Juan Manuel Marquez says that's exactly what happened on May 8, 2004, when Pacquiao sent Marquez to the mat three times in the first round. Marquez's trainer Ignacio Beristain say... FOX Sports on MSN - Boxing - Marquez focused for Pacquiao rematch




Pacquiao aims to make history against Marquez

LAS VEGAS — There’s no turning back for Manny Pacquiao’s stab at immortality on Saturday night when he aims to become the first Filipino to capture world titles in three different weight categories. "This is it," Pacquiao said on Tuesday night while playing host to a group of well-wishers packe... Manila Bulletin Online




Marquez treated like work of art

LAS VEGAS — In the final days leading to the fight, Mexican maestro Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain will treat his fighter Juan Manuel Marquez like an expensive figurine. Since breaking camp last Friday in Mexico City, Beristain has been looking after Marquez as though he was some kind of girl being... Manila Bulletin Online




The Strengths and Weaknesses of Marquez and Pacquiao
Pros Abound… Cons Hard to Come By: Part I

In analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of both Juan Manuel Marquez and Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao, it has come to my attention that we are set to potentially witness the highest level of prize fighting so far in 2008. Both men have strengths in abundance while their weaknesses are far and very few... Michael Marley’s Boxing Confidential – News, Analysis, and Commentary




Marquez: ‘Pacquiao can’t take my belt away’

LAS VEGAS—Juan Manuel Marquez alighted from the black stretched limousine clad in a sport jacket with his World Boxing Council super featherweight belt slung on his left shoulder. According to Marquez, the title belt wasn’t merely there for display. He said it symbolized his determination to keep... Marquez: ‘Pacquiao can’t take my belt away’ - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos




ABC's Tim Lueckenhoff: Scoring Multiple KD Round 10-6 Is Permissive, Not Mandatory!

There seems to be plenty of confusion still swirling around the scoring of the first round of the Manny Pacquaio-Juan Manuel Marquez WBA-IBF featherweight title bout which took place in Las Vegas on May 8, 2004. So maybe I can make the whole issue even more foggy. Or not… I reached out to Tim... Michael Marley’s Boxing Confidential – News, Analysis, and Commentary




Judge Marley's Verdict: Marquez Won 7-5 In Rounds, Pacquiao Won 113-112 On Points!

I’ve been scoring fights for 45 years. It was so long ago that I began that I can remember learning the old and honored New York State system in which you scored the rounds. It may be hard for younger people to accept but Madison Square Garden ring announcer Johnny Addie would read the verdicts... Marquez: ‘Pacquiao can’t take my belt away’ - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for... Michael Marley’s Boxing Confidential – News, Analysis, and Commentary

[brucelee]

nice links Pacstraight.

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nice links Pacstraight.

Thanks bro.

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These pix were taken just this morning by Pacland press...

[Julius Rain]

damn pacstraightleft good work bro, i gotta spread it around first. i owe you some rep.

[Violent Demise]

I don't see pac losing this one - that's what Freddie sez and who am I to say nay to him.

I think pac will try to size him up until the 4th and put real pressure and try to knock him down there and finish his job on the 7th;

or if he's in a hurry,

he'll put pressure from the start and try to knock Marquez down once in the 1st and finish the job on the 4th. Either way.


By the way, I voted for Marquez by KO cuz I saw Violent D looking like a fool there alone and I kinda felt sorry for him after I learned that it's his birthday so I've decided to join him so he won't look foolish any more - that's my birthday gift for him. Ok pal, you owe me one.

I remember Roach saying he didn't see Rey Bautista losing to De Leon either. So much for Roach's vision.

[Julius Rain]

These pix were taken just this morning by Pacland press...

damn pac does not look like a featherweight. he may weigh in as one come weigh in time but when its fight night his blowing up to a welterweight. Can jmm catch up in weight after the weigh in if not, pac will be even more stronger then him.

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damn pac does not look like a featherweight. he may weigh in as one come weigh in time but when its fight night his blowing up to a welterweight. Can jmm catch up in weight after the weigh in if not, pac will be even more stronger then him.

He's a fuckin monster.

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Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Marquez: Round 1 Knockout Bet Would Pay Big Bucks

Posted Mar 12th 2008 7:21PM by Michael David Smith
Filed under: Boxing, MMA/Boxing
Juan Manuel Marquez has never been knocked out in his 52-fight professional boxing career. Aside from a disqualification in his first fight 15 years ago, his only losses have been 12-round decisions. So as Marquez prepares to fight Manny Pacquiao on Saturday, why do I find it tempting to place a little wager on Pacquiao beating Marquez in the first round? Probably because I remember how the first round went when these guys fought four years ago:

That was the first round in which Pacquiao famously knocked Marquez down three times, only to get out-boxed the rest of the night and wind up with a draw. But so dominant was Pacquiao in the first three minutes that some referees would have stopped that fight. And if you think Pacquiao is going to have a similarly dominant first round on Saturday night, you could make big money.

The odds at Bodog say that a $100 bet on Pacquiao to win in the first round pays off at $2,200. Trying to predict the exact round that a fight will end isn't easy, but that strikes me as a fairly good bet. Is it likely to happen? No. But is it so unlikely that you wouldn't bet $100 with a chance to profit by more than $2,000? It's at least worth thinking about.

We'll be providing live, round-by-round updates of Pacquiao-Marquez II on Saturday night.

Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Marquez: Round 1 Knockout Bet Would Pay Big Bucks - FanHouse - AOL Sports Blog

[Julius Rain]

shyt i think im going to take up that bet.

[pacfan]

I remember Roach saying he didn't see Rey Bautista losing to De Leon either. So much for Roach's vision.

Don't be fooled, folks, that's his way of saying thank you. You're welcome.