I had JMM #2 behind Pac, but I think Joe did exactly what was expected of him for the Jones fight making him re-take the #2 spot.
I said that if Marquez beat Casamayor, I'd put him on the top, p4p. Though I regretted it later (who'd think Joel will go out with one punch, just like that), promise is a promise, so he's, with a heavy heart, my no.1 p4p guy. I'm whispering here though, lest Saddoboxer catches me.Of course, if pac beats dela Hoya, he'll get back the p4p title, but since that ain't happening I guess Marquez will be there for a long while, at least until his next fight...
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Once in awhile, get outside in fresh air, take a deep breath & with a deep sigh, let out all the things that's bottled up inside you & be free, & you'll get a glimpse of nirvana.
1. Pac
2. JMM
3. Joe
Got him right were he belongs. Number 1
As of November 10, 2008 Ring Mag placed JMM still at no. 2...
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imo,
1-pac
2-jc
3-jmm
I'm actually at this moment trying to figure out who was the more impressive victory. JMM over Casamayor or Calzaghe over Jones Jr.
Then that'll be my decision on whether JMM is #2 or 3...
1)PAC
2)Joe C
3)JMM
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"There's nothing special about him." -Sergiy Dzinziruk
I have JMM at number 2 , 20 places ahead of Joe Calzaghe
Pac 1a
JMM 1b
JC 2
I witnessed as others have mentioned that JMM won the rematch. However the judges remained enamored with Pac. In my opinion Pac has yet to separate JMM from his hip. Also JMM was extremely more impressive in his KO of Casamayor than Pac's handpicked fight with the limited skilled, speed, talent, etc Diaz.
Also if ODLH beats Pac, Bernstein will be even better suited to train JMM to a clear victory over Pac. This jumping up and down in weight will be Pac's demise, especially if Pac endures some physical punishment vs ODLH.
How does JC get positive credit for beating a shot RJJ ?
Last edited by Addicted to_boxing; 11-15-2008 at 06:32 AM.
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