Max Kellerman: "I have yet to see a fight in which i thought marquez was beaten"

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  1. chliJs

    chliJs Active Member Full Member

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    yea, pac won the first one.

    i gave jmm the second one, though, by 1 point or something.

    so he's ahead p4p for me. i wonder why it's such a big deal to some.
     
  2. owell

    owell Active Member Full Member

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    Then Chris John is greater than Marquez too...
     
  3. enzo

    enzo Greatest Of All Time Full Member

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    Bro... we all know that stylistically pac is tailor made for JMM. His style and aggressiveness is perfect for a great counter puncher like Juan. I tell you what, if not for pac's physical attributes (speed/power) he would have lost both fights clearly. A lesser fighter with pac's style against JMM will be KOed.

    That's what makes pac great coz despite of the disadvantages he still finds a way to win or make it competitive.
     
  4. RingKing

    RingKing Boxing Addict Full Member

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    So what if he was knocked down three times in his first fight with PacMan? In that case, PacMan should have learned how to put away a fighter that he has knocked down three times! Talk about choking on the elite level. To top it off, in the second fight Marquez was going in as the underdog. This was all due to PacMan being "better" than when he first fought Marquez. PacMan supposedly had developed into this elite fighter that now had a right hand and a new pair of socks. What did this all prove in their second fight? That PacMan is STILL the same technically flawed fighter that Marquez took advantage of in their first fight. PacMan couldn't dodge a right hand if he tried.

    Bottom line is, boxing isn't won on a knockdown, unless it is a knockdown that the other fighter can't get up from. Some people see it as a PacMan victory. I see it as JMM being 2-0 against PacMan. PacMan, however, was fortunate enough to get the nod from the official judges scorecards.
     
  5. yodaddyboxing

    yodaddyboxing Well-Known Member Full Member

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    the judges made a scoring error in the first round of the first fight, Pac won the fight.. why dont you know this?
     
  6. enzo

    enzo Greatest Of All Time Full Member

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    :patsch

    JMM should be praise for the valiant effort and heart he showed in order for him to survive that fight without getting KOed instead of bashing pac's ability to finish him of... Again let me remind you, there was a scoring error pac should have won. :deal



    Pac indeed improved in the rematch but so did JMM... Yep and instead of being knock down 3x he just kissed the canvass once this time. :deal
     
  7. yodaddyboxing

    yodaddyboxing Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :lol:
     
  8. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    i don't know about it. clearly he has an agenda to boost jmm as the best featherweight of this era. first is scoring both pac fights for jmm. second is not mentioning that he had a close fight with barrera who is past his prime and into many wars already. third, saying that morales and hamed ducked marquez to validate that jmm is ahead of them. the way he presented it was way too biased for marquez.

    to me, the greatest featherweight of this era is just between barrera and pacquiao. barrera fought all of them (hamed, morales, pacquiao and marquez) while pacquiao also fought all of them except hamed (just because of hamed's early retirement) and end up with a 5-1-1 record. some would say that pac is just lucky to came up when barrera and marquez was already 29 but just keep in mind that they were the featherweight's topdogs when pac fought them one after another after another (barrera-marquez-morales).
     
  9. Silvermags

    Silvermags Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    1)SINCE when was "fortune" be the attributes of the being #1 p4p :patsch

    2)So what if JMM is ko'd 3x's or total of 4x's in their two bouts?! So you are not satisfied with that? YOU want 5x's before you could say yeah!

    3)JMM ass hitting the canvass is a TRADITION when fighting pac and you call him he is # 1 in his weight category?!

    4)you can't even compare his achievements to Morales,Mab and PAC and you call him the greatest in his class?!

    5)Like I said MANY TIMES, take out the win over MAB and what does the so called greatest in his class in his RESUME'?!

    Yes, head to head he may have won over MAB but MAB's resume is way above that of JMM.
     
  10. Silvermags

    Silvermags Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Like I said JMM hitting the canvass agianst PAC is a TRADITION. JMM making PAC hit the canvass is A DREAM!!!!!!!!!

    PASTE IT! POST IT! LIVE WITH IT SELFKILL!!!
     
  11. Silvermags

    Silvermags Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    SOME PEOPLE ARE EITHER BLIND OR TWISTING THE TRUTH!

    You claim that PAC is fortunate right? Who benefited from the judges error PAC or JMM?! JMM right? If not for the judges error who should have won? PAC correct?!

    and you claim PAC was fortunate?! :patsch :nut :patsch :nut :patsch


    Oh! YOu are right! Pac is fortunate enough to not fight Chris John for STAGGERING 30k!!!:lol: :rofl :lol:
     
  12. warrior85

    warrior85 R.I.P THUNDER Full Member

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    i thought jmm took both pac fights
     
  13. marsb8888

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    I think JMM will be viewed 20 years from now as a great counter puncher who fought pacman in two (so far) close and exciting fights. Unfortunately, if they will look at his resume, it will hurt his standing in the eyes of future boxing fans. He fought a lot of class B and C fighters and it is only now, at the end of his career, that he is fighting opponents that can help improve his legacy as a great fighter. Will have to see how he ends his career.
     
  14. Beenie

    Beenie Evolve already! Full Member

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    The debate never ends.:tired Both fighters are so evenly matched, with JMM being a little more skilled but with the weaker chin and Pac having more power. I admittedly am a "*******" but an objectionable one though and scored both of their fights even. Of coarse the most logical way to settle the debate is if both fighter agree to just meet in the ring again and hopefully one will emerge with a clear and clean victory.
     
  15. Addie

    Addie Myung Woo Yuh! Full Member

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    You miss the point on a consistant basis.

    Officially, the fight was called a draw. Unofficially, the fight was either Pacquiao win or a Marquez win, depending on your own scorecard. There was an error in the scoring, and had it not been made, officially Pacquiao would have won the fight. However, in the context of this thread, that means very little when we are discussing who "YOU" thought won each fight. We already know where the judges stand, I am discussing people's scorecards, most of which differ from officials more often than not.

    Like I said, officially the fight was scored a draw. Unofficially, Marquez or Pacquiao could have recieved the victory depending on your scorecard.

    Can someone be nice enough to explain to this gentleman the difference between "official" and "unofficial"?
    I have no problem acknowleding that Pacquiao knocked down Juan Manuel Marquez. I can't deny it, it's on film, all four times, but what is also on film is Marquez outboxing Pacquiao for the majority of 24 rounds. In my opinion, he dominated him in such a fashion he overcame the 10-6 deficit in the first fight and the 10-8 deficit in the second fight. Like many of the posters coming in here defending Pacquiao, your post is largely irrelevant to the discussion.

    Atleast you can actually give mature input.

    I would hold Morales in greater stead than Manny Pacquiao, who was only able to defeat a Morales who was in his late 20s and was struggling with weight. However, I credit Pacquiao with the wins, but Morales beat a prime Barrera, a prime Pacquiao, and has other quality wins over Junior Jones, Injin-Chi, etc. Manny Pacquiao, as I've already said, lost to Marquez twice in my opinion, therefore I'd be pushed hard to rate him even above Marquez, which I don't. In my opinion, Barrera and Morales are the two greatest Featherweights of their era.

    About Max Kellerman, I think he is justified when he says he doesn't think he has ever seen Juan Manuel Marquez beaten, and on that reason alone, I feel he was being 100% sincere. I don't agree that Marquez is the best featherweight, but I can most certainly agree that his CV doesn't do him justice.

    Most certainly. :good

    I think anybody who sits down and watches that fight will probably say Marquez was on the wrong end of a bad decision again. It was in John's hometown, regardless of how competitive the fight was, he was always going to get the decision. Ask a few people who have seen the fight.