The PrinceThe fight isn’t going to make much money and for, Pacquiao, limit his bargaining chips with Mayweather ever more. Posted December 6, 2012 6:43 pmmalachiplease dont rob marquez again ,please enoughs enough…..yezzzir! Posted December 6, 2012 10:07 amBakie LongtaThe fifth time Marquez ass wiping the canvas is clearly showing in my crystal ball & this time for good. The only way to avoid it is to run away from Pacquiao the entire 12 rounds & again whine for not getting the decision. Posted December 6, 2012 4:25 amCotto is a whinerManny will get a taste of his own medicine. Literally, JMM’s + PEDs > Manny + PEDs. Posted December 6, 2012 3:13 amhookoffthejabsomeone mentioned JMM vs Tim Bradley which would have been a much more interesting match up than a 4th fight with Manny or even cotto vs jmm wouldve been even better at 146 …. Posted December 6, 2012 2:16 amWalter MondaleWe need closure. Posted December 5, 2012 10:25 pmUJelly?I don’t think their rivalry can ever be resolved at this point. If one definitively beats the other in this fight, the question will be whether the loser just “got old” and was too faded. largoMarquez. Posted December 5, 2012 8:18 pmRonald ReaganThe TRUE WBO Welterweight Champion of the World is Manny Pacquiao. Onde he defeats Marquez for the fourth time, I hope he gets a rematch against Bradley in 2013, destroys him… and then beats Mayweather… and then retires. Posted December 5, 2012 5:07 pmPopkinsLooking forward to this one:) …glad the Bradley rematch hasn’t happened – Manny’s whupped his ass once already. Hope Pacman lands the KO punch this time. Posted December 5, 2012 5:04 pmRonald ReaganIn my opinion, Pacquiao already beat Marquez three times… and he will do it again in a few days. Pacquiao is superior. Posted December 5, 2012 5:02 pmAnonymousI don’t think Marquez can fight him any better than he did the last, which I thought he won and he still didn’t get the decision. With that being said I think he’s going to get it this time, not because he didn’t get three last three times but because the judges are final going to recognize that he earned it Posted December 5, 2012 4:59 pmRonald ReaganI hope to see a KO win. It is the only way there will be closure. I do not even care if Pacquiao or Marquez wins, as long as it is by KO. Posted December 5, 2012 4:54 pmBernie CampbellThe politics and investors of Boxing want to hold up a veil! They want it to appear that proffessional boxing, its owners , fighters and fans are contemporary and are all on the same page on subjects of Gay Marriage! Along comes Manny Pacquiao that states that Gay Marriage is wrong. Manny threw a monkey wrench in what was politically correct in their eyes! Kudos to Manny for having a brass set to be a Champion! There will be reprucussions though! Last time was the Bradley fight! Who knows whats next! Posted December 5, 2012 4:53 pmPuglifeThe only thing I really hope for in this fight is some kind of closure. I mean, please, God, let someone actually clearly win of these fights for once. If they fight to a stalemate again, I’m not sure I can take it. It’s like watching a football game head into triple OT, you’ve spent the whole day watching it – you want to see someone get the win, not have them just call it a tie. Posted December 5, 2012 4:41 pmMoonshinemanPacquiao vs Marquez fights will ALMOST always be the same Styles make Fights affairs, unless there is a lucky punch, a slip, something out of the ordinary, and that is why people want to see this fight. One thing is for sure in this fight. DO NOT go to the refrigerator. Posted December 5, 2012 4:23 pmRonald ReaganI hope Pacquiao wins. The Pacquiao-Marquez fights remind me of Ali-Norton… very close fights. In my opinion, Pacquiao beat Marquez three times… and about Ali-Norton, Norton won the first fight… and Ali won the other two. My opinion. Posted December 5, 2012 4:21 pmAnonymousi got pacquiao by decsion this time more clear i hope pacman took this fight for a reason this the fight that will get him up and amped again manny want to close this chapter for good i know marquez do to so i expect both to put on a great fight both fighters going to have to do some things different and make different adjustments pacman going to have to get back to the old manny be more agressive step the workrate up and let the punches fly throw some feints at marquez make him react idk how the fight going to play out but i see manny getting his hand rasied tho in the end Posted December 5, 2012 4:19 pmhecdogThey’ve been good fights, but not great, except for the first fight , which was great. The Filipino and Mexican crowds are what make these fights seem so exciting. These fans live and die with their fighters, it’s a beautiful thing to see live. Fighting is in their blood. I’m taking Manny Pacquiao to win this fight by late round stoppage. JMM age, muscle build up and urgency to win this fight will cost him. I sure hope they don’t resort to what they did their last fight. Both are talking about how they are going to be aggressive and go for the KO, but that rarely happens. If anyone is going to be more aggressive, it’s going to be Manny. He takes the better punch, and hits harder than JMM as you’ve seen JMM dropped 4 times and rocked plenty of times. Manny has been rocked a few times, but he is the puncher. Forget the muscle addition to JMM, that’s going to slow him down after a few rounds. Pacquiao will win this one clearly. Posted December 5, 2012 4:11 pmHidalgo“Three great fights!” I disagree with that statement. The first two fights were great. The third showed two fighters who were afraid to let it all hang out for fear of losing. The third fight was a bit of a borefest for me. Regardless and unfortunately, I agree with Braggadamus on this one: Marquez by UD. He keeps improving against Pacquiao. Manny will not change his style, he will not make any adjustments. Marquez is the better boxer and he will win. Posted December 5, 2012 3:32 pmRonald ReaganPacquiao is The Number 1 P4P. Posted December 5, 2012 3:29 pmBoxtradamusI predict that Marquez will win by UD! Posted December 5, 2012 3:25 pm |
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Pacquiao vs Marquez IV – Firmly on the Fence