Will Pacquiao struggle with Marquez again?

I don't think so. But I didn't think so last time either.

What say the masses?

 

hopefully marquez beats him down to cap off a fabulous career.

 

I think it will be competitive.

 

Imagine. Just imagine how hard Floyd will be cheering for JMM . Just picture it right now.

 

Nah. Pac has juic... bulked up significantly and he's now a full-fledged WW. Marquez stands no chance.

 

I hope marquez makes it competitive. I think it will be, but i also think pac will beat him to a pulp.

 

I think Marquez can be competitive for the first few rounds, but I'm not sold on him over 135... he looked slow and weak against Mayweather, IMO... I think Pac takes him out by the 7th or 8th

 

Having gotten the better of the first 2, it's hard to think that Marquez won't be able to again outbox him for a descent portion of their 3rd fight.

 

I hope Pacquiao struggles a bit but ultimately takes him out in the late rounds.

But as to what I think will happen....I, honestly, have no idea. I change my mind everyday.

On one hand I can agree with conventional wisdom which is that Pac will blow him away.

On the other hand I can see JMM, after getting dropped at least once, frustrating Pac with his counterpunching and agressive boxing and making it a perilously close fiight.

 

What makes this different from any other fight?

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If he can get out of the early rounds then we'd have a fight

 

It will become clear how illegitimate JMM was as an opponent for PBF.

 

Pacquiao will beat him easily and probably early.

Marquez will be staring up at the lights with a dazed smile on his face, smelling like urine, and wishing that Pacquiao had rammed him up the butt literally instead of just figuratively.

 

I think Pac will get him out in 8 rounds and Mayweather will say that he ruined Marquez. Lol

 

the other fights were at weights where JMM was a proven commodity

 

and sly will then use this as a "fact" in boxing discussions until he is well into his 80s

 

sodomites rarely reach 70, let alone 80

 

So instead of blaming Pacquiao for not fighting JMM again when it was a legitimate fight and fighting him now, 2 years after he's lost to PBF, you're going to bring this back around to Floyd? What?

"This fight detracts from Floyd's legacy" is the new "This fight adds to Roy Jones' legacy"

 

JMM adds nothing to either guys legacy at 147.

 

Agreed, but it does enhance Roy's somehow.

 

Of course, that's a given.

 

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For the first 3-4 Rounds, REED's EXPECTING Pac-Marquez III to B Every Bit AS COMPETITIVE as I & II Were....By the 5th-6th, Marquez will B Softened Up &/or FATIGUED from the Extra Weight, Which will Lead to the 1st STOPPAGE Loss of his Career, in the 7th or 8th...

Pacquiao's Face WILL B Marked Up/SHOWING the Physical Signs of a TOUGH Fight, However....



REED:fightme:

 

agREED

 

Yep...

Weight Will Ultimately B the DECIDING Factor, but "Early Doors", STYLES will B the Biggest Factor...Marquez's Style Always HAS Given Pac Problems & it Always WILL....

Should B a FUN, if Otherwise Meaningless Fight (In the Overall Pac vs. Floyd Picture)...

REED:fightme:

 

I love this fight. If Pacquiao is truly up for beating Mayweather, he'll blow Marquez away.

But if he struggles like he did the first couple of times, and loses a bunch of rounds, he really has no chance against Mayweather.

 

Pac will blow him away. Marquez has regressed, he's taken punishment, and he has recently gotten into a dangerous game, at his age, of dicking about with his weight and his body-composition. If Pac opens him up like in their first fight, then I think he will end it there and then. AgREED with Reed in that it is a pretty meaningless fight in the overall Pac vs Floyd scheme-of-things, but then again, so was Floyd vs Ortiz, and that got a lot of love.

 

:: well said

 

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