Anyone notice JMMs speed during 24/7 episode 3??

I noticed it also, he bulked right this time, like Nacho admitted in the last fight JMM didnt have his speed which worried him, the difference from the last fight is noticeable

 

I think over his whole career, he was quicker and a more effective one-punch hitter at 126 and 130. But this is the quickest of hand he's looked since maybe Casamayor. Hard to get a sense of his actual speed, since he rarely throws extremely long strings of combinations against Manny, but I'm sure they've made improvements since the last camp. The thunder is definitely there.

If JMM stops Manny, the PED accusations will become rampant, and it will signify the end of an era. It will also make Floyd look bad for not stepping up and missing his chance likely for good, regardless of whether it was his fault or not. It does seem more likely now, what with him knocking the bag off it's screws entirely.

 

If JMM stops Manny, Floyd won't be looking bad. After all, he did outclass JMM in a 12 round contest not that long ago.

 

JMM is more focused on his training and the speed and power is there, with really bad intentions.

Pacquiao on the other hand, meh. He's like playing on training.

This fight is a redemption for the two. If one gets the win, the last 3 arguable fights will be settled on who really won, me thinks.

WAR JMM

WAR PAC

 

He's going to be remembered for two things; one, being an amazing boxer with a great career, and two, if the fight never happens, for never fighting Manny Pacquiao. Triangle theory doesn't work in boxing, and if anything, it's more embarrassing when you beat one out of two supposed little men, and never take on the more historically compelling fight between them. Marquez will have fought Manny 4 times now, across 3 different spans of his development, with the odds stacked against him for this last fight, and he defied everyone's expectations. Floyd demanded a bigger purse, outpointed Cotto, and went to jail.

My only point is that as far as history is concerned, JMM stopping Pacquiao would likely put a permanent seal on Pac's decline as a dominant force, and a popularly demanded threat to Mayweather. The window would close, and Floyd will have missed it.

 

He has too many yes man in his camp including Roach, ariza seems the only one that wants Manny to give it his all, he may be an ass and a hindrance at times to Manny, but he has his best interest in mind all the time

 

Pac's open media day workout was meh, but he looked explosive in sparring and other 24/7 clips.

 

He did mention that they continued working on hes power and speed after the fight with Pacquiao last year.

 

He didn't look any faster to me, but his body looks more cut up. He looks like he's adapted to this weight better.

 

Two Words:

Undetectable Steriods.

 

Prime Marquez was still much much faster.

 

Nacho said that by fight time, JMM found his speed. He said it on 24 7


Marquez definitely looks lean as ****, but he also looked like a beast in the last fight.

Pac is declining a lot faster than Marquez. Marquez stopping Pac now would just show how far Pac has slipped.

They've already fought twice in their primes, at 126 and 130. A fourth fight will still be an amazing display of ability but not as much as before regardless of the outcome.