What would you rather see? Pac vs Bradley 3 - OR - Pac vs Marquez 5 I would much rather see Pac vs Marquez 5. Bradley is not deserving of another fight with Manny. Manny won very decisively last night, more so than the first fight. However, the Pac vs Marquez saga could still be exciting. After seeing Manny get phased from a shot by Bradley last night & how well Manny was dominating Marquez in their last bout (before getting KTFO) i see the 5th fight living upto the excitement of #4. Pac could get KO'd. Marquez could get KO'd. If not, list who you would like to see Manny Pacquiao fight at this stage of his career.
Id much rather he didnt fight either and tried something different. The amount of fights off limits to him because he sticks with Arum is sad. Forget Floyd, even Thurman, Guererro, Porter, Garcia,Matthyse etc could be great matches
TBH neither, I want Pac to get revenge against JMM but I am kinda tired of all the rematches . . . he needs to fight new blood
both are pointless fights, I'd rather see Pac vs Garcia or Floyd, but the sad reality is that Bob will try to sell one or both these fights in the future while bitterly crying "Don't buy Floyd's PPV's!"
Like i said in another thread IMO he already beat Bradley twice and proved to be the superior fighter so a third fight would be pointless at this point. I can understand why some wouldnt want to see Pac fight Marquez again but i think Pac deserves a shot at redemption after what happened last time he fought Marquez even if the same result happens again he deserves that chance and hell Robinson fought Lamotta six times and i dont think anyone complained so why not Pac against Marquez for the fifth time, all their fights have been great (except the third) and the fifth would probably be the same. So yeah give me Marquez V.
These fights will always play out the same. At least Marquez-Pacquiao offer excitement, but how many times do you want to see the same guy school the other over and over? Let each fighter go their seperate ways and fight other fighters.
