Arum tells marquez the road to pacquiao is through valero

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  1. harrison

    harrison feu-nrmf md 2005 Full Member

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    thats your personal list....

    yahoo, espn, ring got pac... :good
     
  2. Jeff M

    Jeff M Future ESB HOF Full Member

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    It is Pac hugging. Both need and should want to have a decisive win over their #1 rival.
     
  3. kadyo

    kadyo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    haha now either you're confusing me or you are confused yourself.
     
  4. harrison

    harrison feu-nrmf md 2005 Full Member

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    :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

    comedian...

    pacquiao obliterated diaz and hoya and the two didnt score a single round against pac... while juan had a constipation first until he step up his game plan... :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl not mentioning juan lost to pac and kissed the canvass 4 times and held on that rope for dear life ... clown.
     
  5. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    I completely disagree.

    JMM has just moved up to Lightweight, despite being most effective at 126lb, and destroyed two previously never stopped legitimate contenders. Nobody thought he would stop Juan Diaz. He did it in brutal fashion in a very competitive and exciting fight that will probably go down as the year's best. I think to say Juan is not chasing greatness is to be stupid, or simply misinformed. Three weight champion, beat the likes of Barrera, Casamayor, Juan Diaz. The only thing missing for him is that signature win, and then I believe, he has achieved greatness.

    Manny Pacquiao is levels above him in terms of resume, but their two fights show that they are on the same level in terms of ability. I give Juan the edge in this category. There are many people who believe Pacquiao lost the second fight, so he will want to beat his nearest competition decisively to solidify his legacy. JMM obviously wants redemption.

    Pacquiao and Marquez are both chasing greatness, and they both if not need, should want a third fight for themselves if not their fans.
     
  6. radab

    radab Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :lol: i THINK i'm making sense - its too late to think that hard anymore!
     
  7. kadyo

    kadyo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    just messin man, it's really up to pac. He's after a lot of moolahs because he's running for congressman next year and JMM won't provide him the money he will need like a mayweather fight could.
     
  8. harrison

    harrison feu-nrmf md 2005 Full Member

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    :blood:blood:blood:blood:blood

    nayyyy...... marquez got only pac in his resume. :good

    and pacs life doesnt revolve around jmm. please. :deal
     
  9. ThaWiseJester

    ThaWiseJester Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Somebody said counter punchers are boring?What the hell?? Anybody that does not want a Pac/Marq 3 is not a real fight fan simple as that... They think of every excuse for him NOT to fight Marquez.. regardless it will be a great fight and as boxing fans thats what we should demand..
     
  10. Vitor Belfort

    Vitor Belfort Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    it was a good win for marquez but pac wins over delahoya is way more impressive. He was the underdog in that fight and just bout everybody except the hardcore pac fans were saying delahoya would win by knockout. Im one of those pac fan who thought delahoya would win.

    So many people wants to make the weight drain excuse for oscar without giving pac his props for putting up a brilliant fight. Like roach said when pacman trains hard he is very hard to beat.
     
  11. kadyo

    kadyo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    between the two of us I happen to think otherwise. :yep
     
  12. Jeff M

    Jeff M Future ESB HOF Full Member

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    He'll make more money, but have a lot less of a chance to further his greatness. Why can't he fight Marquez after Hatton then try a fight against Floyd?
     
  13. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    Harrison, calm down. You're showing yourself up again.

    Pacquiao had a relatively easy time with David Diaz, who has never been considered a great fighter who was actually one of the worst belt holders at the time. I don't expect any informed Boxing fans to say otherwise. This was not a great win - virtually nobody picked Diaz to achieve anything in a fight with Manny Pacquiao.

    De La Hoya should and, in my opinion, would have destroyed Manny Pacquiao had he not been completely inadequate at 147lb. The majority of fans and people involved with Boxing are in agreement that the Oscar that fought Manny was weight drained. The videos serve as evidence, and although Manny did what he had too do, I feel a prime and healthy Juan Diaz is more competitive.

    As for my reasoning. Juan Diaz is a far superior fighter to both David Diaz and a weight drained Oscar De La Hoya. I realise you have an obligation to defend Manny Pacquiao, you're probably from the same continent, but the fact is that Oscar was physically inept. I congratulate Manny for capitalising on Oscar's mistake.

    That is my list, if you don't like it, then disregard it entirely. It bares no weight, and neither does any other P4P list in existance.
     
  14. harrison

    harrison feu-nrmf md 2005 Full Member

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    hatton, floyd and marquez. if floyd is not returning then it should be marquez.

    pacquiao doesnt need marquez. marquez needs pac.
     
  15. kadyo

    kadyo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    as you said JMM wants redemption, what about pac? LOL