Marquez losses vs John and Norwood

:smoke

 

Norwood was very smart, leaning to his left and jabbing JMMs right hand to take it out of the fight.

 

Great work Luf. Im unbiased and Ill say if Jmm lost he lost, but as close as those 2 fights were your right. Plain and simple Jmm got robbed. Even the Pacman fights were closer, but theres no argument to give the victories to Norwood or John they know they lost. I like the Norwood fight in particular Jmm at his best his speed and power was top knotch. Credit to Norwood too even tho he didnt win that fight he was still a hell of a fighter at least for a short time.

 

I had him beating John.

Losing to Norwood(havent seen it since it happened) and didnt bothered to watch it again cause it was really an awful fight.

As for the Pac fights i have Pac winning the first and losing the second.

 

Juan Manuel Marquez: 1,2,5,8,9,12
Chris John: 3,4,6,7
Even: 10,11


114-112 to Juan Manuel Maruqez.


Marquez: 1,3,4,5,6,9,10,12
Norwood: 2,7,8,11


115-111 to Juan Manuel Marquez

 

I was going to watch this fight a while ago but I only got as far as the first round as the only version that I could find was this one and there's no graphic for the time. I'll try again.

EDIT: Round 2, and what pops up midway through the round?

 

Never saw the fight and i dont think its available.

According to source he was DQ'd cause of an headbutt.

 

Norwood did nail Marquez with some really good left hands but they were infrequent throughout the entire course of the fight and his offense was largely limited to initiating clinches.



My only real complaint concerning the John fight were the two point deductions late on.Whether the ref had previously warned Marquez is irrelevant,because neither punch was below the belt.

 

I can't remember which fight, but one time when the HBO commentators were introducing a young Juan Manuel Marquez before a fight, talking about his record and all that, they said that he was accustomed to the nature of the politics of the boxing business very early, when his first DQ loss came as a result of the doctor owning a piece of his opponent. I'm not sure which fight that was.


Sucks that he had to wait about a year after a spinal injury following that debut loss to get back into boxing. What an unlucky guy.

 

I remember some commentator saying that Norwood calls himself Lil Hagler but he fights like Lil Richard.

He really was awful to watch(at least in the fights ive seen of him he was).