Cotto @ 147 TKOs/KOs Juan Clottey @ 147 TKOs Juan Margarito @ 147 TKOs Juan Hatton @ 140 loses by UD to Juan Mosley @ 147 TKOs/KOs Juan STYLES MAKE FIGHTS. I - Draw II - Pac III - Pac Juan duckin' Morales, Khan, and Rios.
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TROLL! Typical Pacquiao fan blah blah... They just don't give a **** about anything else. Yeah, JMM piggybacks off of guys success by beating them. He has gotten the majority of his recognition by, in most eyes for all three fights, going 3-0 or 2-0-1 against Pac. Sad but true. Everybody's deity that is Pacquiao has had more "bad" performances than one can count on one hand. ATG? Yes. Top 20? No. Current P4P #1? No. It took JMM to show all the crazy wackjob people this.
Food for the troll... Have fun! The Marquez from part III who won 7-8 rounds vs. Pacquiao!!! You f'd up the weights, but I'll give you a breakdown of how JMM from the third fight deals with the guys Pac fought on the night Pac fought them. Hatton @ 140 loses via TKO to JMM Cotto @ 145 loses via SD to JMM Clottey @ 147 loses via UD to JMM Margarito @ 150 loses via UD to JMM Mosley @ 147 loses via UD to JMM I- Draw or Marquez close or Pacquiao close II- Marquez close but clear III- Marquez close but even clearer
He's like 38 and is fighting in a weight class that's not natural for him. He knows he doesn't have much time left in the sport so he only wants the best.
Well if it aint the legendEry Isal. Heeey hooooomz, vatos locos por liiife! They givin u xtra internet time at San Quentin?
I'd say beating the P4P number 1 is better than having beat the man who beat the P4P number 1 and not doing much else in between a series of vacations. According to the way I scored that fight, I'd have it Marquez Pacquiao Floyd In any case: He beat a prime Orlando Salido, who just recently dethroned Juan Manuel Lopez for his championship-something many say was an accident waiting to happen, but that no other featherweight was able to do. He made well-ranked Robbie Peden vomit from a body punch with only one loss prior and stopped him in the tenth in a lopsided fight. He dominated Rocky Juarez, a highly ranked fighter who gave the undeniably great Barrera one of his tougher career challenges. He decisively beat Victor Polo, a man who was only beat unanimously 3 times, twice by two other eventual Marquez victims-Medina and Derrick Gainer, all top-tier champion-level fighters of their division. He was the first to stop Casamayor when he was at the top of the Lightweight Division. Past it, but still better than anyone else at the weight. He should have been given the decision against World Champion Chris John, who today remains unbeaten. He should have been given the decision against World Champion Freddie Norwood. Robbery. He beat Marco Antonio Barrera who was past it but possessed the elite skills to give a great fight after he was making a good case for a comeback trail and Pacquiao rematch in the Juarez rematch. He was the first to stop rising star and top-ranked Juan Diaz who fought the fight of his life in the best of shape against a visibly aged and out-sized Marquez. He demolished top-ten ranked fighters Terdsak Jandeang and Jimrex Jaca. He then stopped his Lightweight Championship mandatory, underrated contender Michael Katsidis, at a point in his career where he was more technically developed as a swarmer and spiritually driven by the death of his brother. Katsidis was good enough to do what a welterweight Pac could not, and Marquez outclassed him from that point on. Without Pacquiao, he'd be an arguable All Time Great based on the consistency with which he's fought top-level fighters nearly always prime and on their A Game (something which, as great as Pacquiao and Floyd are, can't always be said), and on top of it all half of these wins came years past his physical prime and past his best natural weight. His fights with Pacquiao are just validation that his career is an embodiment of underrated but consistently proven technical greatness. 3 versions of Pacquiao, and he arguably beat them all. Even if you had him losing the first two, he just beat him at a point in Pacquiao's career when he seemed invincible. If you can't concede he was the better man in the ring that Saturday night, then your bias speaks for itself. Marquez's storied career accomplishments did not start, or end, with Manny Pacquiao.
He looks good against pac because of his style but, to be honest he would lose to others fighters that does not bull rush like pac.
It really ****ing annoys me. I have nothing against pac but I can't wait till he retires now. Some of his fans think pac is boxing. Jmm has a long list og great accomplisments. Just read Edit: Great post Bogotazo:thumbsup
he plans to quit soon and at his age who else is left he could take a pay cut and beat a guy like Rios or Soto and get very little credit for that or he could fight Manny or Floyd the 2 best and just above his level he has no chance vs Floyd who took him to school but he got jobbed vs Manny last time out so do the math