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Marquez will win. He will win by either a unanimous decision or knockout. His boxing style has frustrated Pacquiao in all 3 fights but he lacked the power to do any real damage. All of that has changed thanks to PED's. With his power and style Pacquiao won't stand a chance. It's a lock!

I hope you gamblers took my advice. Marquez new found power gave him the confidence to stand toe to toe with Pacquiao. Both of those knockouts were a thing of beauty. Pacquiao should be pissed that he lost at least $50M by not taking the Mayweather fight.

He wants to protect the 0, but there is no doubt that Floyd would have beaten Manny at any time in their careers.

Floyd is liike Jordan , and Pacman is like Magic. Jordan was better.

What the hell, I would. Post op is OK right? Right?!?!?!

I think about 3-4 yrs ago Pac would have bodied Floyd. One thing was proven during the Cotto/Mayweather fight and its that If Floyd has a weakness its aggressive fighters who can turn fights into ugly brawls.
Pac in his prime might have been the fastest fighter ive ever seen. The way he would slip in with 2-3 punch combos and flawlessly slip out was masterful. Also the unusual angles he came in with would have given Floyd fits

No. Mayweather achieved his goal of waiting until Pacquiao declined, lost a little power and a little quickness. It's obvious that Pacquiao's game depends on raw physical traits more than the skills utilized by Mayweather, so time was going to be on Floyd's side. If they made a fight now and Mayweather won, it would prove nothing. That was a fight for two years ago. I guess neither guy needs the money, but it's a fucking shame that the fans didn't get to see that fight. And it's foolish that a match wasn't made in a sport that is desperate for publicity and regularly gets its ass kicked by the Unshod Foot Club.

Look at the PPV numbers. UFC wishes it could touch Boxing's numbers.

I don't know about that. I'll take your word for it. But there are MMA fights televised at bars every week. It has to be a giant boxing match for the bar to put it on. At once of the recent fights the place I was at had about 3/4 of the TVs on the MMA event and the rest on the boxing match.

While boxing had the top three marks of 2011, the injury-plagued UFC remained the most consistent producer of pay-per-view numbers for the sixth straight year. Of its 16 events in 2011, it had five of the top 10 and 12 of the top 17 shows for the year.

Yes it is.

When this is all over, which is not going to be for a while, Trump will be re-elected President.