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Like Divac said. Pac tried your "perfect" strategy in the 3rd fight and that is why he got schooled. You dont outbox JMM unless you are PBF.
Pacs best chance has always been for JMMs age to show up and land some big shots to keep him down. Otherwise if JMM is still fresh it will be more of the same. I have a strange feeling this wont go to a decision either way. I think for the first time ever there will be a TKO in this one. Either JMM in the mid rounds or Pac in the late rounds. |
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This is a guy who destroyed MAB, MAB went tooth and nail with JMM. Floyd whitewashed JMM, Cotto gave Floyd a tough fight, Pac destroyed Cotto. Guys that JMM struggle with, MAB, Juan Diaz, Katsidis (not really but still a war) - Pac would destroy them. What I'm saying is, Pac-JMM is very close because of the stylistic matchup. On paper Pac should beat him handily, but as is the case, JMM gives him the toughest fight out there and thats simply down to "styles makes fights". So yea I understand JMM is using his best style against Pac's best style, but what if the dynamics were to change and Pac uses a different style forcing JMM to use a different style. Now if "styles makes fights", and we got a different styles/gameplan, then maybe that style will work in Pac's favour, or JMM's. Personally, I think if Pac got on his bike, he would get a CLEAR decision over JMM. It will be a boring fight but thats the price you pay for a clear victory sometimes. Then again, I could be wrong and judges just score it all for JMM for being the aggressor. |
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I think about this fight and I don't know what way it will go. It could be a replica of the 3rd fight but I think Marquez knows he might have to do another little bit and Pacquaio will look to tweak his strategy/style, not sure if it can be done at this stage in his career. The extent that each man has regressed (if any) is unfathomable until they step into the ring. Its also impossible to see how the judges will score it: they will be very self-conscious each time they score a round because the eyes of the boxing world will be on them.
In short I wouldn't be very surprised with any outcome, barring a total shut-out for either man or a Marquez KO win. |
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IMO, (not including round 1 of the 1st fight) the toughest time JMM had with Pac was in the 2nd fight when Pac was aggressive and effective enough for his feints to prevent JMM from dictating the rhythm, resulting in a fight where no one was ever truly in control and it was a back and forth affair. By the 3rd fight, either JMM had either truly figured Pac out or Pac just wasn't aggressive enough (or a little of both) and JMM was able to control the rhythm of the fight. Against a lesser fighter, I can see Pac having success baiting his opponent and engaging at his discretion, but not against JMM. As was mentioned earlier, JMM is more disciplined, more experienced and simply better at it compared to Pac. |
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while i don't disagree with this divac dude.. whenever he's talking about marquez why does it seem like he's a kid opening up a present.. very anxious, excited, apprehensive. seems like he's about to pee or some shit
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