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@milesbringhams6869

Жыл бұрын

after you do this rivalry please do Robinson vs LaMotta

@crisalcantara7671

Жыл бұрын

What's the name of the instrumental beat at 13:22 🤔

@khoraaaa

Жыл бұрын

just wanna let you know, someone pretending to be u in the comment trying to scam ppl

@TheModernMartialArtist

Жыл бұрын

@@khoraaaa Yeah I reported them. From what I've seen with other channels they just keep respawning with new accounts. YT def needs to fix the issue.

@khoraaaa

Жыл бұрын

@@TheModernMartialArtist yea they had my hopes up thinking u replied to my question

The fact JMM was able to fight 11 rounds with a broken nose against a fighter like Pacquiao is remarkable. Every punch must've been excruciating. Absolutely one of the best rivalries of all time

@DrAlchem01

Жыл бұрын

Even with the adrenaline coursing through you, punches to the nose are stunning. So taking them on a broken nose + impaired breathing...for a whole 11 rounds? That is the definition of grit 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

@ernestocarrillo7

Жыл бұрын

A rivalry were Manny tried to age Marquez out so desperately. Manny was 25 and Marquez 30 the first time. The second fight Manny 29 and Marquez 34. Manny constantly AGING his opponents out. Simply a bishAss tactical way to face his opponents. Wasn’t Morales one of his greatest accomplishments? Morales was NEVER COMING FROM A WIN. He was always coming from a fresh ass whooping. This MF gave CHERRY PICKING a new higher standard. BishAssMF Manny Punkiao

@Sam-ht4og

Жыл бұрын

I still can't believe some fighter can do that. It's rare and I know fighter should quit rather than risking their health and career but it gives great fights Like Hagler vs Hearns or Naoya vs Donair 1

@ernestocarrillo7

Жыл бұрын

@@Sam-ht4og Now you know why Manny ducked Marquez four years to get the rematch

@sunsaigo8743

Жыл бұрын

@@ernestocarrillo7 Pacquiao ducked Marquez? Pacquiao never ducked anybody and fought EVERYBODY that is put on his table he is not choosy blame the promoter who promotes his fight not him

Manny Pacquiao fought everybody in the lower divisions and at Welterweights. Truly one of the GOAT of our Era.

@elel2608

Жыл бұрын

One of the GOATs in history?

@AxleTrade

Жыл бұрын

@@elel2608 He's broken so many records that he's arguably the GOAT.

@SteeloFN

Жыл бұрын

Only boxer to have 8 weight divisions. We will never see that incredible career again

@lockecole6220

Жыл бұрын

@@elel2608 yes. one of the GOAT in history.

@b3at2

Жыл бұрын

Watching this reminds me how Pacman would have never beat Floyd...at anyime.

I will never forget Marquez in the third fight and thinking "WHAT IS HE DOING" as he began to let off pressure. After coming so close the first two fights he finally had it won going into the 8th... and uncharacteristically coasted into the finish only to lose. Really a great series of fights with the rarest mix of power and technical fighting

@bingo1176

Жыл бұрын

im filipino and was around 14yo when i watched that 3rd fight live. i barely knew how scoring works but i thought marquez won that 3rd fight. i remember even my dad and uncles that day thought marquez won the fight too. one of the greatest sagas in boxing indeed

@kiboma4209

Жыл бұрын

I personally believe Pac won the first two while Márquez won the final two

@redghettosun

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Marquez also did a great job avoiding getting hit flush with Manny's straight left. Pacquiao, whether intentionally or not, fought Marquez's fight. He countered really good and used his footwork to avoid Marquez's counters. Pacquiao was still the one putting most of the pressure and Marquez was reacting. Manny deserved the win as he just simply outworked JMM. Like Lederman said, "when the rounds are really close, you look at other things". Ring Generalship, Pressure, Who's attacking more and who looks more busted up.

@DJTazzyTaz

Жыл бұрын

@@redghettosun Awesome fights!!!!!! Sheer will from both fighters!

@redghettosun

Жыл бұрын

@@DJTazzyTaz These two had a franchise going. Marquez was smart enough to not go under wheelhouse again for a fifth.

They even have similar names. Manny was EmMANUEL. JMM is Juan MANUEL Marquez. Great breakdown of one of their most epic fights!

@tailung9680

Жыл бұрын

Emanuel Dapidrian Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez

@netsherrera7193

Жыл бұрын

Short name for Emanuel is Manu a lot of times :)

@sidhu139

Жыл бұрын

Seige get a life

@nothingtoseehere1221

Жыл бұрын

@@sidhu139 cope

@omnimenge

Жыл бұрын

Both probably came from countries colonized by the same colonizer

I love both of these guys. Manny is probably my favorite boxer, having strength, absurd speed, and resilience. But marques had strength and cunning. Plus, I have a lot of respect for the Mexican people. Having grown up hand in hand with them. I never wanted to see Manny lose, but if he had to, I'm not too sad to know it was marques.

@gil9905

Жыл бұрын

Beautifuly put

@lavatun

Жыл бұрын

Manny wouldn't have minded losing anyway.. I remember when he got knocked out by marquez in their fight and when he came to he asked if it was over, when told he got knocked out he just shrugged and basically said oh well..

@gabrielesquaratti5709

Жыл бұрын

bullshit,everytime pac lose he have an excuse. do you want me to write em down?

@pxnchx93

Жыл бұрын

And where are you from hermano?

@shewhodoesntexist1825

Жыл бұрын

Same. We were all in shocked when he KO'ed Many. Normally fans would hate him for that but we have nothing but respect for Marquez. Truly a remarkable and honorable warrior.

Kudos for pointing out that Pac changed it up in the 7th. Manny was never a one trick pony even then. Larry Merchant also noted that Pac began using his boxing skills after going KO crazy earlier. The great myth about this encounter is that JMM dominated the fight after the 2nd round. Even years later pundits keep coming back to this fiction. In truth, Marquez just became competitive. A couple of side stories; a minute into the 1st round, Marquez had a passing thought that this would be an easy fight. Seconds later he was on the canvas with a punch he never saw. Pacquiao hurt his left hand on the 2nd knockdown which affected his attack later. For the fighters, the aftermath of this war must've been truly shocking. All that blood, sweat and toil with no victor.

@Ryenobal

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I had Pac winning comfortably on the scorecards by 5 points (exact same as Lederman) in this 1st encounter. Even if I gave Marquez the close/swing rounds, I still had Pac winning by a couple of points. Pac took an immense lead and Marquez rallied to make it very competitive, but Pac won some of the later rounds to seal the deal. It was a moral victory for Marquez because he wasn't stopped and outboxed Pac in many of the middle rounds. But, round-by-round, Pac soundly won. I consider this fight and the 1st Bradley fight as the 2 worst robberies of Pac's career.

@redghettosun

Жыл бұрын

@@Ryenobal The powers that be wanted to stop Pacquiao before he wiped out all the big money featherweights in one year. This draw also set up a few big "What If's?". If Pac got the decision, like he should have, we would've gotten a 2nd Pac/Marquez fight in 2005 not 2008. With the leverage of a victory against JMM, Pac's team could've insisted that he use his Reyes gloves instead of the Winning brand Morales insisted on the 1st fight. Would that have made a difference? Not %100 sure but the rematch gave us a clue.

This rivalry is the reason I started boxing. 🙌🏽🥊

@violet3009

Жыл бұрын

how's your boxing friend?

One of the greatest rivalries in boxing history, with a flashy ending. Pacman may have lost the final fight, but those 4 battles will always be remembered.

@saulwalle

Жыл бұрын

I almost see them as one long fight ending in a come from being KO

@stalinsoulz7872

6 ай бұрын

​​@@saulwalleit's poetic. Since after that he rose like a phoenix and at his end it's the irony of his glory, he was A replacement against lebwaba at the beginning and at his end his fighting ugas Spence's replacement. But hey Champ left on a good foot note and leave a trail blazing glory that many aspired to be. Cruz, and Garcia, Portman, and Thurman. This prime boxers now looked up to Pac as their idol like pacman to Tyson and Dela Hoya who he fought and got passed the torch. And importantly the greatest. Mohammed Ali

@nagi8010

6 ай бұрын

@@saulwalle it looks more like a should've-been-settled trilogy but the other cannot accept his loss so just try again until he gets that lucky punch in.

I first saw this fight with my dad, i remember thinking i wonder what this unknown fight that is being fed to Marquez will do, needles to say we were on the edge of our seat the entire night we couldnt believe what transpired. Marquez and Pacquio both showed incredible heart. We had no idea we were witnessing the birth of one of the greatest rivalries in boxing

To me, especially as a kid, this was like goku vs vegeta. A timeless rivalry, but both respected the other's strengths. Every subsequent fight was a display of how well they knew each other's style and movements. As a Filipino I have nothing but the utmost respect for JMM. His timing and power is phenomenal. Plus, I've always been more of a vegeta guy anyways lol. Any mexican is more than welcome at my filipino gatherings. Hell, I'll fix them up a plate of food myself. We can shoot the shit and kill a case of modelo together any day of the week. Anywhere else these two would result in a bitter rivalry, but in reality I think it brought about a lot of mutual respect. Nothing but love for our distant cousins.

@jforozco12

Жыл бұрын

Same sentiment from a mexican my brother! There's nothing like a good rival to reveal the greatness in people and that was Pac vs JMM. Im only sad that we are not probably going to see something so epic as we got with this rivalry!

@stillakilla

Жыл бұрын

Ahi le cae a la asada cuando quiera papi! 👊

@lordbeezy1349

Жыл бұрын

If that’s the case, Mayweather is Beerus

@speakreality1134

10 ай бұрын

@@lordbeezy1349 more like Mr. Satan for me. oh am the champion of the world vibe i saved earth.

@Soupsyy

9 ай бұрын

@@speakreality1134fax 😂

Can’t tell you how excited I am to see more breakdowns of these great fighters. I was hoping you would not stop at just this first fight. Thank you, David.

This was the first fight I saw that made me realize that just because you get knocked down early doesn't mean the fight is over. It's only over when you quit and JMM simply had no quit.

@mlbcocrox8070

Жыл бұрын

depends on the rules.. if there is a 3 knock down rule marquez already lost in the first round as it is... so dont get yourself knocked down 3 times if there is a 3 knock down rule and expect to have a chance

What is wild about this fight is watching the footage in the final round of the fight looks the same as the footage from the first round, they are still going full speed and look mostly fresh the entire time. It's hard to say one beat the other if both of them look that fresh after 12 rounds of beating on each other, clearly they are evenly matched.

@keith7377

Жыл бұрын

3 knockdowns evenly matched lmao

@knightshousegames

Жыл бұрын

@@keith7377 Yeah, but then never again after that. He adapted after that, and then he countered Pacquiao for a lot of the rest of the fight, where they adapt back and forth on each other, so it balanced out

This is the boxing rivalry of my lifetime. Don't think I'm gonna see another like it again.

@eetfuk3571

Жыл бұрын

Crawford and Spence has a better rivalry. But only on their social media.

@markaraneta7933

Жыл бұрын

Don't under estimate Garcia and Davis when it comes to social media fight lol

@marcjanverdelantar9605

10 ай бұрын

but manny let the opponents do the trashtalks, he just do them through punches in the ring😅

Marquez' trainer deserves a mention. He's not just his coach, but the legendary Nacho Beristain.

@marioalvarez4810

Жыл бұрын

Yup trained the legendary Ricardo Lopez

@redghettosun

Жыл бұрын

Great Trainer. Bad Manager. Marquez was offered an immediate rematch (for more money) but Beristain nixed it for some reason no one but him understands.

@TheModernMartialArtist

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he does and I'll bring it up in another video! I was looking for a moment to mention him but he didn't offer any game changing strategy I could find here. Even had my wife who speaks Spanish listen to his corner advice. I'm sure he'll have his moment in one of the next 3 though!

@chrispalma9424

Жыл бұрын

@@TheModernMartialArtist Hey would you ever consider a breakdown of one Ricardo Lopez fights, such as his matches with Rosendo Alvarez? Btw big fan of your content, I watch many technique and matches breakdowns to help me with my own boxing!

@dotadazzle593

Жыл бұрын

U MEAN THE TRAINER WHOM GAVE HIM ROIDS JUST TO KNOCK PAC?

Pacquiao is the type of fighter we don't see anymore. Dude was ready to fight anyone in any weight class. Fought the best of the best and became champion in flyweight, super bantamweight, featherweight, super featherweight, lightweight, super lightweight, and welterweight. The only boxer in history to become champ in 7 different weight classes. Pac is GOAT tier.

@soypinoy5251

Жыл бұрын

8 divisions, you forgot light middleweight

ONE OF THE GREATEST RIVALRIES IN BOXING HISTORY!!!

@kevlark3184

24 күн бұрын

Definitely the most underrated

I love how poetic and narrative you make the fights and exchanges be. It's beautiful how you make fighting sound

It was an absolute pleasure to see that epic slobber knocker broken down by you, I couldn't take my eyes of the screen! Great stuff, many thanks.

Thanks for always putting such high quality content, your breakdowns are killer!

Bro that line about "the fistic argument" is going into my vocabulary from now on. Thanks for yet another awesome video and breakdown. Still working on implementing some of the techniques from your book about footwork.

JMM and MP will forever be remembered and loved by the boxing community these two warriors of the boxing ring gave us their very best

Yes post more of These fights. Your videos are sweet science gold

13:52 Manny always threw a wild left hand that looked so cool. No one ever threw their power hand like Manny. You can tell there was so much snap at the end of it

Definitely looking forward to the rest of these breakdowns

Finally!!!! I've waited years for this! Thank you!

I’ve never witnessed any of their fights, and looking forward towards the coming chapters! Keep it up!

@slash92gibson

Жыл бұрын

You are so Lucky!! You're going to love them. This rivalry is the reason I'm a boxing fan today.

A man of focus, commitment, and sheer Mexican will... I see what you did there, very funny.

Pacquiao-Marquez quadrilogy is arguably the best of all-time. Each and every fight were close. 1st, 2nd and 3rd fight either one could have won, in the 4th fight Pacquiao was winning before he got knocked out. Their fights will stand the test of time.

@kevlark3184

24 күн бұрын

Sht. Most filipinos say Pacquiao lost the 3rd.

Great video! I hope you're doing better brother, you said in a few videos back you where having a tough time. I hope everything is better, keep up the great work that you do!

Interesting, informative, well paced and entertaining. I would never be able to appreciate all of the tactics if not for videos like this. Thanks man.

yow finally you got the time to cover these fights, please cover all 4

Looking forward to this series of videos!

Fistic argument. Love this channel.

Excellent video!!

Great vid!

Merci! David’s done did it again :) . Another lovely video mate!

We rarely see slugfest fights nowadays, we’re lucky to have these boxing soulmates fight each other. This is one of the greatest eras of boxing.

Excellent work thank you

Great analysis!! What a fight!!

INCREDIBLE fight. I hope he does Pacquiao vs Morales 1.

@thejamnasium6447

Жыл бұрын

me too. has he done Barrera vs. Morales 1?

@khust2993

Жыл бұрын

Pacquiao vs Morales trilogy was my favorite, it was electric

"Fistic argument" is something I'll be using from now on.

9:42 gsp didn't ko him, he choked him out. he did drop him with a nice left hook that lead to the finish in the first place tho

Great! Thanks a lot!

As a viewer, I only see Manny as someone who would flurry his attacks to victory. But with this analysis video, I now realized how great his battle IQ is. His fights against JMM truly is a great thing to see and now I appreciate it even more.

Big Respect for the both of them they bring trail in me while watching them fight...true legends in boxing.!

I'm excited to watch this start of a new Series!

another excellent breakdown of an iconic fight between two absolute legends of the sweet science.

Great fights for sure, cheers!!

I literally just watched this fight and their rematch. Nice 😎

Been waiting in anticipation for this

I enjoyed your colorful commentary for this fight. It made me fight even more exciting

Seeing Marques do double feint rear straight cross combination later in his career , made me smile. Adopted the same devastating combo that he received multiple times from Pacquiao, remarkable guy.

This was a fight! Great video real talk.Salute👊🏿

One hell of a fight! Both boxers boxed their heart out until the last bell. People who paid to watch this definitely felt that this fight was worth every penny. Non stop action between both warriors from beginning to the end. It was a chess match between these two champions. Definitely one of the best rivalries in boxing.

Nice work David 💫

Thank You. I really enjoy your channel, and in how you break things down. I appreciate the hard work you put into your videos. Take care, and again thank you. Liked, and Shared.

One was of explosive power and lightning speed, while the other was of iron perseverance and a razor sharp mind. These two were fated to clash, from the moment they first laced their gloves.

Yes please! This will be a great series!

@7:55 this is the very move marquez was studying and waiting for to launch that deadly counter made only for pac

Your narrations of boxing matches give me life.

Great video! I’d love to see you cover Iron Mike Zambidis! How he beat taller fighters, and how he had a Tyson-like boxing approach, but adapted to kickboxing.

Two of the best.. Loved the whole 3 fight war.. Manny is one of a kind..

Best combination punchers of their era producing a quadrilogy worth of action, skill, and heart. One preferred starting the combination punch firefight, while the other welcomed it with open arms to attempt to take control of it. One was like running into a tornado and the other more like multiple brick walls.

Great video. I would only say that at this point in Pacquiao's career, he was not yet the complete fighter that was mentioned in the beginning. Marquez definitely was; since he was 5 years senior and had been in the game longer. What Pac had though was extraordinary speed, an iron chin and just like Marquez, an unbreakable will. They had never met no one like each other in the ring before. It was literally like the saying "an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object".

@soypinoy5251

Жыл бұрын

Ummmm barrera???

@redghettosun

Жыл бұрын

@@soypinoy5251 Barrera wasn't on his A game that first fight and Pacquiao just overwhelmed him with body shots. He's said in interviews that Pac's body attack just took the sails out of him early. He was also having problems in and out of the ring with management and training. Barrera on the rematch gave Pac the fight that he might've won IF it happened in 2003.

@eetfuk3571

Жыл бұрын

@@redghettosun nope. styles make fights, Pacquiao beats Barrera 100/100 times. Barrera wasn't off against Pacquiao the first time just because of any further reasons, younger Manny had a very relentless pressure and workrate, Barrera is a counter puncher but he only seems to counter when his opponent is done tryna punch him that's where he retaliates back and Pacquiao doesn't stop unless you make him to.

@joepacheco9077

Жыл бұрын

@@eetfuk3571 Outside factors can influence a boxer's performance in the ring. Barrera had to cut his training camp in Big Bear because of a fire. Before his fight with Pacquiao, he finally had to tell the Boxing Commission he had a metal plate implanted in his head. He was always worried about getting permission to fight. Barrera, on a better night and with his great counterpunching skills could've stopped Pac from getting inside. Pacquaio, as we saw with Morales, was beatable. He had outside factors for losing that fight as well: Gloves, Management, etc., A win would be still be an IF with Barrera but not out of the question.

@dencio1976

Жыл бұрын

Which kinda means nothing against JMM whether you argue Pacquiao was a complete fighter then and not. The 3rd and 4th bout spoke volumes about it.

I really admire both of them. So glad to have witnessed their journey in boxing until they become one of the greats in boxing. Respect to them both.

dude your WORDING GIVES ME CHILLS EVERY SENTECNE. WELL DONE

Fantastic! :)

'One of the greats' of all time! Period! Boxing with art perfected by time! Not like defensive fighting " a combination of offense and defense acquired and mastered! He absorbed punches and was not afraid to get knockdown by a "WORTHY" opponent!! I wished I had seen this fight in person.

Please please do a breakdown on jorge “el maromero” paez! He has been an overlooked mexican boxer who has fans in WWE!

It seems like I'll be coming back to this video from time to time.

Perhaps this is a case of having a great opponent helps you rise to greatness. Two excellent boxers. I've been a fan of Manny for years.

I'm 24, I miss watching these fights, I miss the Mayweather and Pacman era

@zombiesRUseless6880

Жыл бұрын

Mayweather never put on a show like this! For soemone that is considered one of the best ever, he sure made a lot of boring fights.

@zombiesRUseless6880

Жыл бұрын

@Extinguish Idiot's That chicken sh*t cherry picked his fighters. He had no b@lls to go toe to toe, that's why he always ran. He's gonna be remembered as the boring, chicken sh*t fighter, that cherry picked his opponents.

Not a really a boxing fan but executing game plans while getting beaten the shit out of you is real impressive. The heart and mental game boxers have is insane.

This rivalries will go down to history of boxing , imagine an average boxer going down toe to toe with the GOAT OF BOXING ,shame we dont get the 5th match

My goodness what a WAR!!! These two guys have amazing cardio and power. Its not hagler /hearns insanity, but emasured aggression over 12 rounds at the same intensity. How to pick a winner?? Respect to a classic fight. Thank you for your commentary. Very thoughtful. Australia

Amazing breakdown

Great breakdown

That was awesome, I don't remember Marquez but I'm gonna watch the rematches

Marquez Pacquiao, three of the greatest fights ever. Didn't know there was four. Don't think I saw this one. Really enjoy your content!

YEEEEAAAAHHH BUDDY!

This is gonna be one heck of a thursday!

Every fight was amazing. And that ko....i will never forget that W for JMM

I have great respect for both fighters, definitely one of the best rivalries in boxing.

Excellent 1 of 4. Pacquiao should’ve won by a narrow margin as you alluded.

My favorite rivalry in all of boxing history. Both are great warriors with hearts of a Lion. It's as if both of them made each one better and push each other to their limits in every fight.

Love to see a david tua breakdown and analysis video in the future mate

I hadn’t seen this or the Mayweather videos so I’ll watch those now! Great shit brother.

FILIPINO HERE! Aw I remember this is the MOST exciting fight of them all! Marquez vs Pacman!!

These guys just awesome fighters with great skills, great heart. Much respect.

One of the most epic fight ❤️❤️❤️

Love em both

I really wish TMMA would link the music he used, I always love it.

Both Fighters are just Great!!😎😎

2 great boxing legends one of the best rivalry in boxing history.

Amazing athletes!

Let's Go!

Much more explosive and thus exciting than that fight of the century.

Having mild Cerebral Palsy I have just started taking boxing classes (no contact) it is a program that help people who have Parkinson the coach says I have powerful jabs I realize that I need the footwork and it's frustrating for me, must keep going.

@TheModernMartialArtist

Жыл бұрын

That's really awesome man! Not to be cute about it but you really do need to take footwork one step at a time. Just get your basic steps down while jabbing to start. Jab as you step forward. Jab as you step back. Then as you step left, then right. Jab then step. Step then jab. Once that becomes natural like breathing everything else will be a million times easier.

@captainpalsy2092

Жыл бұрын

@@TheModernMartialArtist i really enjoy your videos and that you've been able to answer my comment I understand that you must have thousands of comments and again I much appreciate your reply.