Comments Thread For: Marquez: Drilling Pacquiao is The Unforgettable Career Moment!

[ZMGregg]

Both Gave Their All

the best rivalry witnessed in my life to date... both gave their all, couldn't ask for more

True indeed.

[Dramacyde]

Shocked he never tested positive for PED's.

[DinoCop]

That's something so good that you want to be a Mexican...

[b Murphington]

I feel like he should've waited a little bit. It almost seems like he's trying to take Klitschkos thunder, or well, trying to steal press from him. Idk. Back to back retirements just seem weird to me.

But for real, that Pac KO was deadly. I don't even care if he was PEDing. Nearly all professional athletes are on something. Just a question of what you using and how you masking it and if you get away with it.

I will never forget where I was and what I was doing that night, that's how legendary that was. I was streaming that fight at the university in the doors. We were in the lounge hanging out. I had my headphones plugged into my laptop. I screamed out loud when it happened. "Pacs done!"


They ran over to see the replay on the laptop. I was genuinely considered for pacquiaos health though.

And I'll never forget Roy Jones. "HE NOT GETTIN UP JIM!!!"

[Lester Tutor]

Ironically that KO might be insignificant considering the fact that he was KO'd twice earlier in his career in similar fashions and a younger healthier age! PAC was old so it don't count. Plus PAC was roiding since child birth

[b Murphington]

Ironically that KO might be insignificant considering the fact that he was KO'd twice earlier in his career in similar fashions and a younger healthier age! PAC was old so it don't count. Plus PAC was roiding since child birth

hahahahahahahaha.

But seriously though. Pac was still looked at like some super human at that point in time, regardless of his age. Hence, why the KO was so significant. It was like the beginning of the end and marked a massive change in Pacquiaos career. From that point on, he stopped taking risks, he stopped steam rolling opponents, and he stopped going for the kill.

[Catrin]

Gracias campeon por los buenos combates!
"From Ciudad de mexico Juan Manuel Dynamita markez"

[maddad2001]

Ironically that KO might be insignificant considering the fact that he was KO'd twice earlier in his career in similar fashions and a younger healthier age! PAC was old so it don't count. Plus PAC was roiding since child birth

A KO you mean that was 13 years before Marquez 4? Pacquiao going into this fight was steamrolling the division, Bradley win prior was one of the biggest robberies ever.

Which was 33 fights before and 7 weight categories lighter is ilrelevent and won't discredit one of boxings greatest knockouts and comebacks.... not

[Lester Tutor]

A KO you mean that was 13 years before Marquez 4? Pacquiao going into this fight was steamrolling the division, Bradley win prior was one of the biggest robberies ever.

Which was 33 fights before and 7 weight categories lighter is relevent and discredits one of boxings greatest knockouts and comebacks.... not

KOs in plural

[BoxingTech718]

I remember that night I was at a bar in town.
A ton of pinoys and Mexicans in the building.
Me and my brother must of been the only two black Gus in the building. The suspense was high PAC ad started to come on and was getting the best of JMM in the exchanges.
Then boom out of nowhere JMM lands a hellacious overhand to Pacs jaw. Instant KO. The whole bar got silent. You could hear a pin drop. I told my brother "I think he's dead".
For a second there it looked like it was going to be a tragedy.
The whole bar erupts into chaos. Mexicans going crazy.
Spilled drinks and PAC finally wakes up. A wild night.