Negative. Pac should have won a split decision win in the first fight. Ask the judge who made a mistake in the scorecards. The second fight, the judges got it right this time. Pac won via split decision because of the knockdown in the third round. Could have gone a draw since that was a very close fight or could have gone either way but Marquez couldn't just stay on his feet.
A judge making an error in marking a decision we disagree with doesn't really affect how we view the fight.
True but it is a very known fact that if it wasn't for the score card error, it would've have gone a SD win for Pac. The second fight is a very good example. It could have gone either way but the winning factor that gave Pac the edge in the second fight was the knockdown he gave to Marquez. Other than that, if Marquez didn't go down, A draw is the logical answer.
I see your point, but again, a close fight doesn't mean some fans don't have Marquez as a clear winner in their minds with or without the knockdowns.
I don't think he'll win, but I think he's being underestimated due to the weight. His style will give Pac problems no matter how many times they fight. I think it's also always a good thing when Marquez gets into the ring -- he has pretty much everything. Great counter punching and ring intelligence, but also the ability to stand his ground and mix it up. His combinations are some of the best in the sport. His heart and determination are top level, too. Great fighter. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQuxugaraz0[/ame]
Jimrex Jaca, Terdsak Jandaeng, Derrick Gainer, Likar Ramos, Manny Pacqiuao, Freddie Norwood, Baby Lorona Jr., Joel Casamayor. That's just from what I've seen, there could be more. In my opinion he's never lost to one.