Is there any active fighter out there. Hell even retired that can analyze his fights or other fights period this well? He tells you every single aspect of what is going on in the fight. Did anyone ever buy his book? I am really inclined to purchase it now. There is so much gold in those interviews that I wish all of you could fully understand. If I didnt have a million things to do (my first child 11 months and wont stop moving for a single second) I would pull a Bogotazo and translate this for you guys.
Im here in ESB while I hold my 1-month old baby and baby sitting my 4-year old son. So you better translate it or get reported for not baby sitting ESB.:twisted: pronto hermano!
atsch I never knew some fans were so traumatised by the action of ******ed Pac fans. ------------- Anyways, wish I could understand spanish.... seems like it would be an excellent watch.
I've only seen the first 15 minutes which is the first part of it. The important things I got out of it was that he came in at 142-143 lbs looking to be both strong and fast. He did'nt want to lose the speed aspect of it coming in to heavy. The second thing I got out of it was that the host asked Marquez about Pacquiao landing some good heavy shots early. Marquez acknowleadged Pacquiao was connecting with some good shots, but nothing that really bothered or got his attention in those early 2 or 3 rounds. In those first 2 or 3 rounds, Marquez aknowleadged that his focus to thwart Pacqcuiao's aggresiveness was to hit him to the body. "The body shots I was landing were hurting Pacquiao, he does'nt like it there." were the words of JMM! The body shots were making Pacquiao more apprehensive to come in so eagerly. As far at the KO goes, Marquez said it was'nt a lucky punch, he slipped the jab and launched himself full force into the punch with alot of torque. Pacquiao in turn added to the explosiveness of the shot by walking straight into the shot. Two masses colliding like that. If for example my punch had 100 lbs of torque behind it, the fact he launched himself my way and I stepped foward to throw the shot, quadruples the intensity of the impact. Tazo is good at breaking it down question by question, I'm only going to clue you spanishless understanding people to the most important points. Tazo can translate it in full later!
Marquez explanations are pure gold. He takes you into his mindset in particular situations in the fight and adds what he feels Pacquiao was thinking. Not many fighters know how to express verbally what goes on in his mind and why he's doing things in s certain way. I have some things to do right now, but I'm looking foward to coming back and watch the other parts of this golpe a golpe. :yep
did he break his nose in the fight with Manny? That has never been confirmed. He looks good for being just a week after the fight in that video.
That was Manny's glove paint and the sweat of JMM mixing together, so it appeared to be blood in JMM's nose. Actually, JMM has never been wobbled and has never been bloodied in the fight. I blame HBO for making too much effect on their movie. I would love to see another sequel of the movie next year, and it would be again a box-office hit, surpassing Rocky LXVII and Undisputed XXV. I hope Manny and Juan gets the Oscars if they retire:deal
I'm going to do summary translations since it's one hour of footage and most of it touches on basic points that can be shortened. Fair enough?