Cheating Tactics Used by Juan ManROID Marquez the Supposed "LEGEND"

Marquez's fans are saying that whenever a southpaw and an orthodox fights, foot-stepping happens a lot!
They are trying to justify why Juan Manuel Marquez stepped on Manny Pacquiao's foot 17 times
when they fought for the third time last Nov. 12. They also added that even Pacquiao stepped on
Marquez's foot once in the first round!

But then again, how come that foot stepping never happened in Pacquiao vs Marquez I and II...??
And on the third fight, how come Manny Pacquiao stepped on Marquez's foot only once and Marquez did it 17 times?!
Clearly, It shows that Juan Manuel Marquez and Nacho Nacho Baristain have planned, and pre-meditated on that kind of
cheating during the course of Marquez's training!


Marquez used a lot of dirty tactics when Pacquiao fought him last Nov.12, 2011:

1. Hitting Pacquiao below the belt everytime Pacquiao mounted an attact!

2. Stepping Pacquiao's foot more than 17 times!

3. Hitting Pacquiao at the back of the head about 3 times!

I wonder what kind of dirty tactics will Marquez bring this coming Dec. 8...???!!!

 

No, I just joined the site today, I started getting fed up with Pac land

 

I have noticed from their previous 3 fights, as the one is southpaw and the other is an orthodox, the foot positioning will also be a crucial one. Marquez have mastered this dance act from every angle while Manny is still ad******g often times as what Max Kellerman on their "Face-off" the previous fight showed. This is the key why Marquez have been successful to make their encounter so close enough to every ones eye. He was able to neutralize the Pacman in his aggressiveness but not enough to convince the judges.

What do you think Team Paquiao should do to negate this advantage? My take is for Manny to be aggressive and cut the ring and make the fight on close distance putting Marquez on the corner and not the trademark in and out, jab,jab, straight left and right cross. We know Marquez will always backpedal to avoid Manny's aggressiveness.