all about Manny Pacquiao

[godsaint]

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As boxing and sport enthusiast,we must not look one sided,ang nakalisod lang sa uban kay tungod pinoy ta kinahanglan modampig gyud ta sa pinoy.Sa sports dapat tan awon nato ang patas nga pag judge.Kung pildi dawaton pero kung sa pagtan aw nato naay sayop then dili na matawag nga "crab mentality".Kung sa unang away nila nakaingon si Pacman nga daog siya then nganong wala man siya nagreklamo?In the second fight Pacman knows nga pildi sya.Makita gyud sa actual nga away ug sa iyang reaction after the bout.pacman won 5 rounds compare to marquez 7.

Then kung kinsa man ang nagsulat sa iyang letter,;Nice pagkasulat.

[rudjard]

i've scout this article frm ESPN

"Rafael's remark: After the tremendous action fight they waged in their disputed 2004 draw, nobody should be at all surprised that when Pacquiao and Marquez finally met in a rematch, they produced another enthralling, bloody and dramatic fight for the ages. We'll certainly be talking about it at the end of the year when it comes time to pick the fight of the year.

It could have gone either way -- they are so perfectly matched that virtually every round was close other than the third round, in which Pacquiao nailed Marquez with a left hand and knocked him down. The 12th round was also a big Marquez round.

The disturbing thing was to hear the crybaby Marquez camp whining and complaining endlessly about the decision as though it was scandalous. They should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. It's one thing to proclaim victory and express disappointment in a close decision loss. It's another to imply that some kind of shadowy element had it in for you and that the judging was somehow not on the up and up. The Marquez camp was almost as bad a few weeks ago when Rafael Marquez, Juan's brother, lost a tough decision in his rubber match with Israel Vazquez.

There are fights in which certain scores are mind-blowing and you really have to question the competency of the judges. This was not one of them. It was merely a razor-close fight that was awesome to watch because it had many close rounds. Marquez really has only himself to blame for the defeat. If he didn't get knocked down, the fight would have been a draw and he would have kept his title. Sure, many ringside media had it for Marquez, but only by a point or two, and even those who had him winning didn't complain about the official decision.

Marquez would like an immediate third fight, and it's hard to blame him. Pacquiao isn't interested in that, however, and promoter Bob Arum made their position clear: Take a break from each other, let them fight interim bouts so that a third fight will be even bigger and worth even more money. It makes sense and it is hard to argue Arum's logic.

Pacquiao, if his cut heals properly, is going to move up to 135 pounds and challenge titleholder David Diaz (who won on the undercard) on June 28, also at Mandalay Bay. Don't be surprised to see that get delayed, however. After that, Marquez looms as a great fight for him in the fall, and Marquez said he was willing to go to 135 to make it happen. So enough with the sour grapes. Marquez and his handlers, especially the particularly annoying co-promoter Jaime Quintana, need to realize that Marquez's reputation has not been damaged. It has been enhanced by another sensational fight that the sold-out crowd of 11,061 loved. "

[giancarl]

Exerp from Current RING Magazine issue (Page 41)

Before the fight: 10 voted for PACQUIAO and 10 Voted for Marquez.

WBO featherweight champion Steven Luevano who won against Thailand’s Terdsak Jandaeng (29-3, 19 KOs) during the PAC vs. Marquez 2 undercard mentioned during the magazine interview:

"I trained with Marquez and confessed to me that he was extremely EMBARRASSED with the 3 knockdown that he received from Pacquiao", said Luevano (Ring Mag Page 41 interview)

"He wanted to quit boxing but pride made Marquez stayed", Luevano said.

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So, I guessed Marquez is more embarrassed now because he was knockdown TWICE again and got wobbled on several occasion. Perhaps, that's the main reason why Marquez was so BITTER about his lost.

[Onins]

i reviewed the fight more than 3 times today.
I scored it 114-113 for Pacman over Marquez.
The more you review it the more you'll arrive with the score.

same here!

[koontz_circle]

If you have scored the last two rounds for Marquez,theres no reason he will lose.In round 6 where Marquez battered Pacman,two judges scored the round in favor of pacquiao.While in round eleven(11) when marquez clearly won that round,another judge score 10-9 in favor of Pacman.

i scored it my own way with Pacman leading 96-93 after round 10. I give the favor to MArquez the last two rounds when it seems to be an even result. thats why i come up with 114-113 for Pacman.

HBO had it 115-112 for Pacman, which im not dependent with what they're having.

The way I score is the way i look at it and I don't care if that wud be unfair to anyone here.

By the way, I rooted for Marquez between the two.. but that is how the story goes.. but somehow I believe that Manny's win is worth every penny I lost. Manny Pacquiao made me poorer last Sunday.

[xyberblue]

Ok rana bro, basta nalingaw ta sa fight, if nidaug pasad ka ato, mahurot man ghapon na sa bangka.

[koontz_circle]

Ok rana bro, basta nalingaw ta sa fight, if nidaug pasad ka ato, mahurot man ghapon na sa bangka.

yes you are true.. lol

[jhoy]

manny pacquiao should have lost that game!

[koontz_circle]

manny pacquiao should have lost that game!

is it because you love the way Marquez punches? or is it because you expect too much from Manny?

[gerard]

mau gyud sobra ang xpectations nat ka pacquiao..
pro noypi wins lang japon..