View Poll Results: Pacquiao vs. Marquez III

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  • Pacquiao by KO

    83 52.53%
  • Pacquiao by Decision

    41 25.95%
  • Marquez by KO

    5 3.16%
  • Marquez by Decision

    19 12.03%
  • Draw

    10 6.33%
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  1. #1321

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    Quote Originally Posted by koontz_circle View Post
    coz he was leading in the scorecard technically and tried to avoid the risk of being caught with a lucky shot by Manny.

    during the fight dili si Pacman ang naka knockout niya, but the three judges, unfairly
    who was leading on the scorecards? who was unfair?
    magpa dala man gud mu sa reaction sa mga Mexicans nga naa didto sa Nevada...
    watch the slowmo round per round. you'll love it:
    1-2 Dissecting Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez 3rd Fight (Rounds 1 & 2) - YouTube
    3-4 Dissecting Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez 3rd Fight (Rounds 3 & 4) - YouTube
    5-6 Dissecting Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez 3rd Fight ( Rounds 5 & 6 ) - YouTube

  2. #1322

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    Quote Originally Posted by trax View Post
    ESPN raman bro, if you just know the credintials ani Dan Rafael, usa ni sa mga dili ganahan ni manny pacquiao.. the rest of the libra por libra, numero uno man gihapon si pacquiao..
    sakto ka pre. Dan Rafael is a good source of information. pero maka-Mayweather ni siya. Kung wala ni retire si Mayweather, wala ma number 1 si Pacquiao bisag iyang gipang kulata sila Ricky, Oscar, Miguel, Antonio, Shane, ug uban pa. Adto mu tan-aw sa Ring Magazine's ranking. Ring Magazine is the "bible of boxing".
    Boxing Ratings | RingTV
    Boxing Ratings | RingTV

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    Quote Originally Posted by koontz_circle View Post
    coz he was leading in the scorecard technically and tried to avoid the risk of being caught with a lucky shot by Manny.

    during the fight dili si Pacman ang naka knockout niya, but the three judges, unfairly
    pasagad statement mani bro.

    Kinsa nga scorecard siya ga-lead? You mean those people who are saying Marquez won the first round, 2nd round, 3rd round, 4th round, 10th, 11th and 12th, When Pacquiao clearly had a marginal higher volume of punches than Marquez? The only people who said JMM was winning int those rounds were (1) Flomos, (2)JMM fans--and everybody knows they already have an inclination to be bias against Pac.

    The bolded statement is particularly the reason why JMM lost the fight.

  4. #1324

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    Quote Originally Posted by thadzonline View Post
    Leading in the scorecard? Whose scorecard? Di man na sila makabalo sa scorecards sa judges while they are fighting. And AFAIK, only the 3 official judges hold the official scorecards, the only reference I made to Lederman is because he is trained to be a boxing judge himself. And even the TV crew reiterated that his card was unofficial.

    So Marquez(or you) saying that he was leading on the scorecard was a matter of perception and in this case it is the wrong impression that he was dominating Pacquiao in what was a really close bout, with no basis on the official judge's scorecard. Marquez should know that while he did take away Pacquiao's game, he did not dominate him and a lot of the rounds were really close and it was a tactical mistake on his part and his corner to just dance the final few rounds away. In a close contest like that, a boxer has to engage his opponent and show the judges some aggressiveness and make them rethink their scores.

    Mao nay kadaot sa mag play safe nga delusional..Maayo unta if klaro nga dominado niya ang fight, pero di man, it was really close.
    of course fighters don't have any idea of official scorecards but, as a fighter, am sure they have mental statisitics of their own.. plus.. remember when Freddie told Manny "we are behind now" in the later rounds? and when Nacho told Marquez "you're winning the fight"? coincidence? hehehe

    trainers knows boxing. boxers knows boxing. audience knows the game more than mere Pacquiao fans do.

  5. #1325

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    Quote Originally Posted by g0dmenuelz View Post
    Im really interested in your logic. You more interested in the opinion of the
    Trained boxing judges because they ARE THE BEST of dissecting the fight.
    Go watch Willaims-Lara, Evander-Lewis, Whitaker vs Chavez and Mallinagi vs Diaz or if you have already seen it and tell me who won in all those fights.
    All professional judges with almost 10-30 years in judging fights. although its another story but i really wanna hear your opinions on those fights. really........... i just want to know if your legit or not lol.
    what for? To please you? LOL...I don't have to establish my legitimacy for you

    The compubox really is very inaccurate, everybody knows that. Boxing is not about replay in slow mo- compubox no. What the fans saw ana na jud na, you can't go back to your pc and watch the fight in slow mo or present the compubox no. as evidence because that's laughable, they saw what everybody else saw, the professional boxers, writers, analyst, media and fans have pacquiao losing even the filipinos in the Venue have it for marquez lmao.... except for pactards and some filipino media (who only watch pacquiao fights).

    boxing is 50%sport and 50%business.
    If we base solely on Compubox then that was a fight dominated by Pacquiao. However, even without compubox, my instant reaction watching the live fight was this fight could go either way or it would be a draw. Meaning to say, I would not have anything to say had Marquez won that fight and would have accepted that decision well because in my assessment it was a really close fight. If JMM was saying he could have won by 1 of 2 points, then it was a dumb decision on his part to give away the last 2 rounds because that means even if kabalo siya nga close ang fight, he settled for inaction. The only time you dance away the last 2 rounds is when you are leading by at least 3 points or won 7 of the last 10 rounds. Did JMM clearly win 7 of the first 10 rounds? Hardly. He should know too well how close some of the rounds were and should have been more conservative in his assessment. I watched replays but never in slo-mo and the more I watch again, I am becoming even more convinced Pacquiao won this fight more convincingly that the 2nd fight with Marquez

    Clouded ang assessment ni Beristain. Tan-awa ra gud unsa iya gisulti after Round 1 and 4 when these were rounds where Pacquiao was more active and connected a lot more than JMM and rounds that Pacquiao clearly won.

    Everyone's judgment of the fight was clouded by the fact that they wanted to see Pacquiao dominate his opponent which admittedly he did not.

    While Marquez did very well in that fight, there was also no question that he did not dominate the fight. And it is the yardstick in boxing that in a close fight, the judges favors the bolder, more aggressive fighter, styles be damned.

    Marquez was successful at taking away Pacquiao's game. But that was not enough. He circled away from Pacquiao's left and cut him well but he did not throw anything while doing it. Had he thrown more jabs while circling away, the outcome could have been different.

  6. #1326

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    Quote Originally Posted by thadzonline View Post
    The difference in the Mosley fight was that he dominated that fight clearly and while he can get tagged with some of Mosley's clean shots, he was so dominating in that contest that it hardly mattered.

    And the look of frustration on Pacquiao's face and body language is understandable. He did not have his best night, the frustration could be directed to himself. Yet on that bad night, the judges still think he did enough to give him the win.


    What this shows is maturity on the part of Pacquiao. Contrary to you saying that he was aware of being behind in the scorecard, I'd rather say he was aware that he could lose the fight and he had to do something about it. It is because of that sense of urgency, that aggressive aura that won him the fight. Suffice to say, it was that sense of urgency that Marquez sorely lacked in his arsenal.



    Again, a matter of perception. In fact, that statement could be libelous pero hardly threatening kay di man pod to mobasa ang judges ani. I think it is unfair to insinuate payoffs were made without even providing the slightest hint of proof. As I've said, The win could have gone either way. The big difference is that, in my perception, Pacquiao would have taken the loss graciously had Marquez been given the nod. And well, Marquez whined..BOOOO!
    You cannot demand sense of urgency from Marquez when he’s the man who sent Pacquiao off-balance in the fight. He was fighting well, accurate counter-punching, comfortable playing his game while toying Pacquiao’s own style.
    You know why Marquez whined? Coz he was confident and he knew inside that he won it, during his fight with Mayweather he accepted the lose. He’s not your typical whiner. He whined for a reason, obvious reason.

  7. #1327

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    Quote Originally Posted by koontz_circle View Post
    of course fighters don't have any idea of official scorecards but, as a fighter, am sure they have mental statisitics of their own.. plus.. remember when Freddie told Manny "we are behind now" in the later rounds? and when Nacho told Marquez "you're winning the fight"? coincidence? hehehe
    Hardly. More of overconfidence vs. paniguro. That only shows that in Beristain's assessment, they were dominating the fight which they clearly did not, huge tactical error here. Roach was more conservative in his assessment and that has an impact on how Pacquiao went out in the later rounds.

    For sure, Marquez would have come out of his corner in a different way had Beristain told him the rounds were really close and he cant leave anything to chance. IMO, a corner should be more conservative in a way they assess a fight especially close contests.

    trainers knows boxing. boxers knows boxing. audience knows the game more than mere Pacquiao fans do.
    Mexican audience? LOL...Of course these people know boxing except that it is judges who score the fight. Some of these people watched the fight again and have changed their opinions like Amir Khan and even some Mexican fans

  8. #1328

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    Quote Originally Posted by thadzonline View Post
    Hardly a logical reason..Dili ang performance vs Marquez ang gi basehan ani oi. Mas bug-at ug weight ang recent fights more than anything. Read up on the criteria, ma google ra man siguro na nimo
    It’s one of the factor

  9. #1329

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buzz Killington View Post
    wa ta kahibaw basin didto sya sa MGM that night & had a nice seat right behind the judges.... or was drinking fresh urine with Marquez in his locker...

    bitaw joke ra na @koontzcirlcle.... i respected your opinion about the fight coz it was really a close one... but the more you express your butthurt, the funnier it gets!... aside from "selectively quoting" statements or twitter posts from other boxers, nahimu nman hinoon kang conspiracy theorist.... if u could cite proofs of the said judges payoff, basin napay chance motoo kos imung argument..

    hehehe.. I’m not trying to be a conspiracy theorist bro
    but everyone has a price. Those judges are not exempted. the business side of boxing.

  10. #1330

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    Quote Originally Posted by koontz_circle View Post
    You cannot demand sense of urgency from Marquez when he’s the man who sent Pacquiao off-balance in the fight. He was fighting well, accurate counter-punching, comfortable playing his game while toying Pacquiao’s own style.
    True, but hardly dominating. He was the challenger, why not demand sense of urgency? More than anything, this was a tactical error by his corner to tell him to dance away the last 2 rounds. That cost him the fight for sure.

    You know why Marquez whined? Coz he was confident and he knew inside that he won it, during his fight with Mayweather he accepted the lose. He’s not your typical whiner. He whined for a reason, obvious reason.
    Seriously, in all his loses, it was only against Mayweather where he did not whine because he was clearly dominated there. In all his other losses, he whined. The only way he can say he clearly won this fight is if he won by a margin of at least 4 rounds. Lesser than that then he knows it could have gone either way and that unfortunately it did not go his way.

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