Pacquiao vs.
- 1. Pacquiao Vs. Marquez 2011
- 2. Pacquiao, Marquez bare strategies In the last 3 years, Pacquiao said he has improved his techniques, especially his side-to- side movements and timing. Pacquiao, a lefty, added that he has also become more reliant on his right hand. "I think I'm more experienced, especially my strategy and techniques, and more improved in my right hand, and also movement side to side, and timing. I've learned how to be a counter-puncher as well as an aggressive fighter," he said.
- 3. NullifyiNg Pacquiao’s sPeed Marquez, on the other hand, said he is aware of Pacquiao’s improvements. “Obviously he’s changed over the years, he uses his right hand more, he has a little more speed,” said Marquez .
- 4. Pacquiao wants to knock out Marquez • Pacquiao claimed that Marquez is apparently trying to be a “nice guy” so he wouldn’t take much of a beating in their third fight. • “He is a genius. You know why? It is because he is trying to use my personality. He knows I am a nice person, so he thinks that if he is very nice and respectful to me before the fight then I will go easy on him and will not knock him out,” said the Filipino boxer. • But Pacquiao said this won’t work because he will go for a knockout victory. • “They want to see me knock out Marquez because it is exciting for boxing when there are knockouts,” he said.
- 5. Marquez confident he will pummel Pacquiao Mexico's Juan Manuel Marquez says he has the speed and power to defeat Manny Pacquiao in their Saturday showdown, but the Filipino icon expects a toe-to- toe slugfest that plays into his hands.
- 6. Pacquiao and Marquez bare their fight plans Filipino boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao and his Mexican rival Juan Manuel Marquez gave hints about the fight plans they’re putting up for this weekend for their third fight in Las Vegas, Nevada.
- 7. Pacquiao takes the high road vs. Marquez This is their third fight — the first two in 2004 and 2008 ended in a draw and a Pacquiao victory — and Marquez has no doubt he won both fights. And he lets everyone know that wherever he goes, including the Philippines. In Pacquiao's home country Marquez handed out T-shirts saying that he won their first two fights.
- 8. Marquez and Pacquiao each forecast emphatic finish Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez is confident his style will be the significant factor but Manny Pacquiao believes his own improved technique will decide the outcome when the two boxers clash at the MGM Grand Saturday. With Pacquiao's WBO welterweight title on the line, the two men will be fighting for a third time and both predict that the concluding bout in their trilogy will yield the most emphatic finish.
- 9. 4 Reasons Why Pacquiao will Knock- out Marquez in Under Six Rounds With Pacquiao’s furious rage fueled over his rival Juan Manuel Marquez due to the lack of respect, the pound-per-pound king is determined to knock him out in fewer than six rounds. One of Pacquiao’s trademarks would be his speed. Pacquiao simply is too fast enough for many of his contenders that keeping up with him is too much for El Terrible. By the time Marquez tries to dodge the bullets Pacquiao’s throwing at him he’ll be a gone man by then.
- 10. Marquez vs. Pacquiao: This had to be illegal In an instant, everything a fight fan lives for was happening – magnificent doesn't begin to cover it. A near-capacity crowd at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas was one roar, rocking the building, threatening to shake loose the paint from the walls. Manny Pacquiao, in little more than a minute into the first round had dropped Juan Manuel Marquez with a left that most of the crowd and Marquez didn’t see.