Pac and Marquez are still about the same weight.

[InTheNeutralCorner]

Both Pacquiao-Marquez fights can either be considered a robbery or a close one. For anyone who thinks that it's a robbery in Pac's favor, then they are talking BS and isn't even credible. It's such a close fight that it could have gone the other way. If Manny was just lucky to have been given the nod in the second fight, so be it. In close fights, someone is likely to end up lucky.

Milmascaras1, do you consider their fight to be a robbery? Because if not, then why do you even have to mention that so and so scored the fight in favor of one boxer? Those people that you mentioned are not even a good enough representation of the number of people who watched the fight.

[armin]

Both of these dudes are great fighters in their own respect, no reason to deify one and downplay everything the other has done. I think a 3rd jmm fight would actually be a a bigger challenge for pac than mosley, who's on the clear downside of his career.

"Pac has won all fights he had over the 135-lb limit, all of which are against heavier and bigger opponents. In contrast, Marquez only has one showing beyond the lightweight limit and that was a losing, looking like shit against Floyd."

While this is true, has pac fought anyone as great and skilled as marquez at the heavier weights. Let's be honest all of the dudes he beat at the heavier weights were one loss removed from a severe beating(margo,cotto,hatton) or weight drained to hell(odlh).Saying that it's still a great accomplishment, if it wasn't everyone would be doing it, but he has yet to face someone at the bigger weights that's as skilled as marquez. If the fight is fought at 140 and no higher I think we see something similar to the two first matches, which were great fights due to two great warriors.