Marquez did NOT land a lucky punch.

[AdamGB]

Well. We knew he was a great counter puncher and trained for this but its good to see footage to back it up..

Come on, all the saddos that said it was a lucky punch speak up now or the mods will name you.

I was one, add in all the variables

1. He looked like he was going to get knocked out at anypoint.


2. When has Marquez ever knocked anyone out cold, he has never been a fighter with great punching power on any level.


3. Pac has fought fighters who have hit harder and he was able to take there punches just fine, it had been a while since he had even been down, this defied the odds.

Maybe Marquez timed him perfectly, but to knock him out cold after looking all but defeated was luck.

If he doesn't have great punching power, then why does he have 40 knockouts out of 55 wins?

I can't believe I have to repost this video:

Look at all those 'lucky' punches!

[Master]

That was an not a lucky punch, he intended to land the right hand and knock Manny out as he has tried to do to every other opponent in his career. He timed it beautifully.

[FinitoElDinamita]

There are several people on this forum who say that Marquez landed a lucky punch against Pacquiao. However, that is not the case. Marquez trained for that punch, as this video shows:



Watch :35-:38.

Great proof case closed.. " La Vierga " haha

[FinitoElDinamita]

Wow can you believe this guy. I never thought much of Richard Schafer's eye's for boxing but he's one of the guys who think Marquez' punch was lucky lol

" And you look at number three on many people’s list, Juan Manuel Marquez, who lost every second of every round against Floyd Mayweather and frankly, with Manny Pacquiao till he landed the lucky punch. So does that make him number three pound-for-pound? I really don’t think so.”

- Richard Schafer

[VG_Addict]

Wow can you believe this guy. I never thought much of Richard Schafer's eye's for boxing but he's one of the guys who think Marquez' punch was lucky lol

" And you look at number three on many people’s list, Juan Manuel Marquez, who lost every second of every round against Floyd Mayweather and frankly, with Manny Pacquiao till he landed the lucky punch. So does that make him number three pound-for-pound? I really don’t think so.”

- Richard Schafer

He couldn't have lost every second of every round against Pacquiao if he floored him in the 3rd.

[Addicted to_boxing]

Wow can you believe this guy. I never thought much of Richard Schafer's eye's for boxing but he's one of the guys who think Marquez' punch was lucky lol

" And you look at number three on many people’s list, Juan Manuel Marquez, who lost every second of every round against Floyd Mayweather and frankly, with Manny Pacquiao till he landed the lucky punch. So does that make him number three pound-for-pound? I really don’t think so.”



- Richard Schafer

He couldn't have lost every second of every round against Pacquiao if he floored him in the 3rd.

Another example of retarded PAC fans using any 3rd party information to validate PAC undoing and reluctance to take the test. At least add your source rather just typing Richard Schaefer. "PAC loves loves getting tea bagged" - Manny Pacquiao . Only in Pac's huggers world do comments like this become a valid remark

[Beanflicker]

46-47 on every card at the time of the KO. In pac's favor of course, but not like he was running away with the fight or anything.

[awdleyfuturehalloffamer]

Ask professionals how important luck is. Skill is important but so is luck.

[Beanflicker]

Ask professionals how important luck is. Skill is important but so is luck.

Well if you subscribe to that, then EVERY KO punch is a lucky punch. It's either takes luck to knock someone out or it doesn't. We don't get to just pull out the "lucky punch" nonsense when our favorite fighter gets KTFO.

[FinitoElDinamita]

Ask professionals how important luck is. Skill is important but so is luck.

What kind of luck are we talking about? Being in the right place at the right time and signing with a huge promoter or landing a big money fight can have luck involved but putting your opponent to sleep has nothing to do with it.

Zou Shiming is a one lucky motherfucker in that sense

Marquez is just a master at what he does. Everything he does is carefully planned and executed.

I actually asked James Toney about " lucky punches " and guess what he said?