So these 4 fights are really fascinating. Of course both boxers had near the same toolset the entire time, but you get to see them dial in what works, create new strategies, and the other man counter those new strategies throughout 4 incredible fights. One of the coolest things to see is how both of them return to a lot of the riskier tactics in this fight that they had used in the very first one, but now they have improved defense. Like when I mentioned that Pacman has a much more controlled crouching left. He still steps with it sometimes, but when he does it's a controlled stafe to the left meant to change angles rather than a simple rushing blitz. And his head movement and guard is much improved. One last thing I would like to mention is the evolution of both of their jabs. Pacman's improved more simply because it started off not as great, along with his lead hand punches in general. But their jabs played a huge part in this fight like in most, and it's one of the many elements of these fights I never had time to cover. Marquez learning the outside angles that come with fighting a southpaw better and mixing in his jab effectively with them, especially alternating it with his hook as a feint, was really vital to a lot of the success he had. Anyways, that's all four fights! I hope you enjoyed and let me know what you'd like to see in the future!

@ashursmithen5451

4 ай бұрын

I've heard you mention Rocky Marciano vs. Jersey Joe Walcott is one of your all-time favourites fight a couple of times now, so it would be dope to see a breakdown on that one! BTW my copy of "build your fight style" arrived recently. I'm loving it so far !

@TheModernMartialArtist

4 ай бұрын

Yes I am planning to break down that one too, but the one I always mention is him vs Moore. Both really great fights. I'm glad you're liking the book! Lmk if there's anything else that would be useful to be in there, and if you like it please give a review on Amazon! It really does help immensely.

@ashursmithen5451

4 ай бұрын

Moore, yeah, sorry, for some reason, I always mix him up with Walcott 😅 100%, I'll get on it once I've finished the book

@childress5000

4 ай бұрын

Great work, as always bro! As far as suggestions, I would still love to see a breakdown of Errol Spence Jr. vs Shawn Porter. That was a modern day classic!

@JC-ji1hp

4 ай бұрын

I mean if Pac became one of the best making excuses for every loss then shit whatever gets the job done I guess

As a Filipino myself. Even though Manny lost, this is one of his Best Fights. Marquez really is his Greatest Rival in my Opinion.

"A punch with the force of 42 rounds of frustration" Sick line.

I’m a full-blooded Filipino and this is my favorite fight ever 🇵🇭 🇲🇽 con mucho respeto!

@kawaprepa5

2 ай бұрын

🇲🇽👊💯👏👏👏👏

Marquez single handedly gave millions of Filipinos PTSD from that knockout

@rjplameras7435

4 ай бұрын

Mustve been what the mexicans felt throughout those years when pac was beating all their fighters left and right

@Mark-be8yk

4 ай бұрын

By Lucky steroid punch⚠️🤭🤭

@itsinthetreesitscoming7431

4 ай бұрын

@@Mark-be8yk Yeah ok - and Manny was obviously clean wasn't he.... KTFO....

@mr.brightside6576

4 ай бұрын

@@Mark-be8yk still not able to accept reality that pac was sent to dreamland? lmao

@Mark-be8yk

4 ай бұрын

@@mr.brightside6576still! lucky steroid/URINE Punch ⚠️🤣🤣🤣

As Filipino-Americans, my family never missed any Pacquiao fights growing up. They were always like impromptu holiday parties. However, somehow we were spared the misfortunate of watching the fourth fight with Marquez live. So you could imagine my shock when that famous picture of Pacman face-first on the canvas started popping up on social media. Even now, I only finally sat down to watch that fight for the first time just last month. To this day, I still feel queasy watching the knockout, though it IS incredible.

@sharkyshark6760

4 ай бұрын

Viva Mexico 🇲🇽

@ao5392

4 ай бұрын

I remember being in shock, saddness, acceptance, then happiness in the span of 5 seconds when I realised I won the round bet.

@macfelix9202

4 ай бұрын

I know the feeling. I was able to watch it then and it was a really great fight, I think at that point Manny was winning the rounds and then the KO... I haven't watched it since then... until now... its so hard to see him KO'd. But watching it again now with the TMMA commentary, those 2 were true warriors! It really was a great fight and rivalry! All the best to Manny and JuanMa... Legends!

@jennifers6055

4 ай бұрын

It's easy to say, but no shame in that knockout. I will argue that Pacquiao deserves legitimate consideration as one the very greatest ever and I will also argue that Marquez was the best of the three great Mexicans of that era as evidenced by these fights in particular and his longevity. Both guys had the power to put each other down, Pacquiao a little bit more, but neither of them would've gotten up after that foot rolling them into a huge counter like that. ❤️❤️ So much respect and love for both of them.

@janjacobfernandez5527

4 ай бұрын

It really was a heart breaking moment to the Filipinos. I remember watching the highlights as a teenager since the rich uncles in our neighborhood had the privilege to watch and let other people see through their windows. Even today, it still is heart breaking to rewatch. But hallelujah that is what fighters like Manny Pacquiao are made of. A lion's heart even when he fall face down and knocked out.

hands down the best rivalry of this generation

This rivalry can only be described with one word: EPIC. Up there with the best rivalries in all of sports. Lakers-Celtics, Yankees- Dodgers and of course, Ali-Frazier. Both are all-time greats without any doubt. Great vid, as always.

@dmitrychirkov4206

4 ай бұрын

Gatti-Ward

@TomBTerrific

4 ай бұрын

Barrera was up there too. Yes Juan knocked out Manny and it shocked the world. He simply got caught. Manny had only been knocked out down a few times and prior to the KO Juan had knocked Manny down before in this fight but overall Manny had knocked Juan; down man6 more times. In fact 3times in one round.

@diegolisandror2

3 ай бұрын

It's incredible to me that the Pacman-Marquez, Federer-Nadal and Messi-Ronaldo were happening at the same time between 2000'/10's What a time to watch sports epic rivalries

Marquez belonged to one of the strongest generations of mexican boxers alongside Morales and Barrera. Pacquiao twice beat Barrera and although he lost the first fight, ultimately won a decisive trilogy against Morales. By beating Barrera and decisively beating Pacquiao, as well as becoming a four division champ, Marquez put his name at the top of the list of mexican fighters of his day.

@xXEdXx17

4 ай бұрын

But not below Canelo right?

@maxmustermann9058

4 ай бұрын

@@xXEdXx17 I was not really thinking of Canelo when saying this since he is younger and did not have interaction with the others.

@xXEdXx17

4 ай бұрын

@@maxmustermann9058 But Canelo’s career is pampered compared to other more deserving Mexican fighters no?

@jdjones4825

4 ай бұрын

One of my all time favourites 😊

@haraldharam9334

4 ай бұрын

@xXEdXx17 yes, like a mexican balloon filled with hot air, one fight with bivol and ginger boy canelo got schooled​

This was the most exciting fight of my lifetime. The drama, the violence, the sheer skill of the fighters, the ending, I thought Márquez broke Pacquiao’s neck with that punch. A fight that showed us everything good about boxing.

Manny, Marquez, Morales, Barrera are the greatest rivalries in Boxing history.

@derekoshaughnessy9809

4 ай бұрын

Go watch Leonard, Hearns , Hagler, Duran.

@juicylemons6843

4 ай бұрын

Dont forget Bowe vs Holyfield my friend..

@GalactusOG

4 ай бұрын

@@juicylemons6843 Ali Frazer is another one too. But what I am referring to is the cross rivalries between all four fighters. Manny, Marquez, Barrera and Morales all had Epic rivalries with all of each other.

@juicylemons6843

4 ай бұрын

@@GalactusOG Gatti vs Ward is the best...

@rigorfiangrayan

4 ай бұрын

they are also the greatest fighters in 21st century including maidana and dela hoya

Regardless of the outcome of these fights, there’s no doubt that these two men put their hearts into every match thus giving us legendary fights.

Marquez has to be one of the most underappreciated fighters in the history of the sport, he wasn't you're average mexican fighter. You cannot compare him to any other Mexican fighter and that suited him. No KZread back then but I kept reading about this guy Naseem Hamed kept avoiding even though he was mandatory to Hameds title, his own mentor and trainer knew he was special. I'd catch some of his fights, and always bought every boxing magazine every month. Young Latino fighters should study Dinamita when he finally got to prove what he was capable of. Some people say they'd die in the ring but actually give up or weren't that good. Marquez would literally die in the ring and was that good. Marquez v Juan Diaz deserves a video by its self. Awesome fight! Love and respect from Dublin Ireland my Idol. Thank you for the memories. 🇲🇽🇮🇪💙🙏

@N1rOx

4 ай бұрын

If you have the gusto to drink your own piss, as a multi-millionaire. You have the gusto to die in the ring. What a legend.

@itsinthetreesitscoming7431

4 ай бұрын

yeah, he'd have destroyed Hamed no question.

@abelmoraleslopez.8734

4 ай бұрын

Pues yo como mexicano y amante del boxeo... México a tenido tantos campeones mundiales que Márquez se sitúa en el 5 mejor boxeador Mexicano de la historia... julio cesar Chávez, salvador Sánchez, finito López que eran el doble o triple de la calidad del gran Juan Manuel Márquez 👍🇲🇽

@TylerHingleton

3 ай бұрын

​@@itsinthetreesitscoming7431 The big 3 Morales, Barrera(who whipped him), and Marquez all are superior to Naseem. Imagine what Mayweather would've done to his ass, and I'm talking Pretty Boy at 130 lmao

@diegolisandror2

3 ай бұрын

Barrera destroyed and humiliated the King Hammed, Marquez beat Barrera, so yeah i understand why he avoided Marquez 😂

And thank you for pointing out the footing issue as Pacquiao came in. It was a huge counter either way, but when Manny fell right into with all his weight coming forward, that was lights out for anyone.

@carlosbarboza3547

4 ай бұрын

Pacquiao pulled that bs move first on rd 5 to knock Márquez down

@jennifers6055

4 ай бұрын

@@carlosbarboza3547 I don't know about a bs move. Those foot issues happen often when fighting a southpaw.

This fight would earn Fight of the year, Round of the year and ko of the year all in 1 fight

JMM started off that fight, and for the length of the whole battle, was trying to get that short, tight counter right in. Pac knew it too. He could see JMM trying and generally did what he could to stay clear of, or roll with it. Marquez was getting the hell beat out of him while he was doing it too. Pacs concentration slipped just ONCE and boy did he pay for it. Full momentum, feet almost off the ground, right in to that bomb right hand.

@coldmexican288

4 ай бұрын

Way to take credit from JMM for that straight right that Beristain and Marquez worked on the entire camp.

@isndikdiw777

4 ай бұрын

​@@coldmexican288 no lies were told in this comment. Pacquiao made a mistake

@shkotayd9749

4 ай бұрын

@@coldmexican288 if you read right, you’d have seen you are arguing a thing I did not contest. It was very obvious from the start he hoped to catch Pac coming in. And eventually he did 😆

@redghettosun

4 ай бұрын

Pacquiao actually made that mistake twice in the fight. Marquez caught him in the 5th with the same punch but Pac walked right through it. It's possible there was more momentum in the 6th as Pacquiao was lunging forward and Marquez was able to get more leverage. That knockdown in the 3rd slightly unhinged Pacquiao. He wanted to end it as quick as possible and was taking too many chances. He knew what Marquez was capable of, but obviously something changed since the last fight that Manny didn't expect. Except Freddie Roach, who told Bob Arum before the fight that he thought Marquez did not look natural. Pac had too many chiefs in his corner that night as well.

@shkotayd9749

4 ай бұрын

@@redghettosun That I can live with.

A rivalry were both fighters win all the crowd. Amazing!

I have no idea what it's like to box, but it seems like to me that the final punch had to be initiated and planned well in advance. What I mean is, that I have to really admire the reflexes and skill involved to get your body moving in such a planned and deliberate way at the right time in advance to make that work. I wonder if I am making sense.

@justsomebird4285

4 ай бұрын

You are. Marquez had hit that same punch before. It was good on him to still be ready and capable to pick up on Pacquiao’s timing and entry with it after having taken the damage he did in the last round.

@jesusaraiza9787

4 ай бұрын

excelent video but Marquez himself has explained that he paved the way for that first knockdown with body work, making Pac aware of his move AND THEN changed directions, earning Marquez his first Pacquiao Knockdown theres video evidence of his preparation por this punch on youtube, look it up no such thing as a lucky punch at elite level

@Cente_Bui

4 ай бұрын

There’s footage of Marquez training the counter for this exact scenario.

@chargree

4 ай бұрын

If you mean, he set it up(?), he definitely did. You can see several times where he feinted and watched Manny’s reactions. He figured out the exact timing and location of the slip Pacquiao was using to respond to Marquez feint and/or counter. Check it out.

@MrTachyon3000

4 ай бұрын

Marquez did in fact train and throw that punch in sparring, knocking down his opponent with that same punch. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppuh1ryIc7G7f6w.html So, yes it was well planned.

I remember watching this fight as a kid. Like many Filipino families, we would pay to watch Pacquiao's fights, and my parents even brought their friends to watch too. I remember cheering with my parents when Pacquiao got the upper hand. Then, he just suddenly got knocked out for the first time in a long while. As a kid, it made me angry that our boxing hero got knocked out. But as I got older and looked back, I got nothing but respect for Marquez, who was arguably the only person to hand Pacquaio his first definitive loss.

@stevegwizzle3560

4 ай бұрын

As a Mexican American myself, Manny is greater than Marquez and one of my top boxers of all time greatest.

@irvinmorales1409

4 ай бұрын

Erik Morales beat him decisively in their first fight. In fact, if it weren't for the first loss against Erik, Pac wouldn't have leveled up his game and added the counter hook to the jab.

Best fight ever! 🇲🇽 👊 2 warriors, 2 legends.

Your technical breakdowns on the boxing are absolutely superb. 👍🇬🇧

That was such a good video ! I have watched three videos about that famous fight and this is the fourth and by far the best one because of the fact that it showed footage of the previous fights , that all together constituted that epic rivalry , along with the necessary comments that went with that exhibited footage .

i'm so happy i grew up with this rivalry. the night was a night of mourning at my uncle's house lol but these were four of the best fights ever. i'm so happy to have been on this planet when these Pacquiao and Marquez fought their fights

Epic video and commentary! Thanks!

Big fan of your stuff great video as always ❤. When is the new technique book dropping? I am confused, because I remember you announcing it but I don't see it in the shopps?

Thank you for the video and great breakdown and comments. It was really exciting for a casual like me. I usually watch more mma.

I remember hating Marquez for that KO but overtime I’ve come to love, appreciate, and even implement some of his tactics into my own style of boxing. Without JMM, there is no legendary rivalry my family could watch time and time again. 🫡

I remember exactly where I was when this happened…I was 16, had to get driven home by a friend from a high school party cause I drank too much haha. My friend Alan drove me in my car to his house. It was his and his brother Christian’s house who was my friend as well. They took care of me, fed me and gave me a place to sleep for the night. I was just about to eat when we’re all looking over at the start of round 6 and eventually this happens and we go crazyyyyy. I couldn’t believe that had happened in that moment and I got to witness it. Sadly, Alan passed away in 2013 and so did his brother Christian in 2018. I will never forget them and this KO/fight will always remind me of them and how they were true friends and took care of me. Rest In Peace

And that is why it’s called the sweet science👏. Much respect to both of these warriors.

Spectacular video, i have been watching this channel for years and it is one of the only channels that has never stagnated and has gotten consistently better as it continued. You're narration tells such a story and makes it feel like you are watching more of a movie about legendary fighters than a documentary and you can feel the tension and power in each clash. Thank you for the epic content looking forward to much more

@TheModernMartialArtist

4 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you so much for the kind words dude! Every kind of creator, writer or artist feels like they might have lost the magic at some point so I really appreciate you saying that I've stayed quality and even gotten better. Have a good one :)

@noahstewart6181

4 ай бұрын

@@TheModernMartialArtist I mean it truthfully, i am an MMA fighter getting ready to go pro and i have used you're videos as studying points for techniques and strategy in multiple of my fight camps and bouts and i recommend you to all my teammates as well.

The right hand heard around the world…

Admiro mucho a pac man pero mi corazón está con juan Manuel 🇲🇽 baya peleas de estos superhumanos

excelent video but Marquez himself has explained that he paved the way for that first knockdown with body work, making Pac aware of his move AND THEN changed directions, earning Marquez his first Pacquiao Knockdown

@jaegerschtulmann

4 ай бұрын

Knockout

I seriously thought he killed Pacquiao with that punch and the way he fell. What a fight!

Great video as always

No shit talking is needed to make a rivalry great when you have true warriors on the ring. Both were brave and humble fighters devoted to their skill and physical and mental preparation. In my opinion the third fight should've been a draw at least, so for me, the final score should've been: one win for each fighter and two draws. Us mexicans hate boxers that defeat mexican boxers but I don't know of a mexican that hates Pacquiao, he earned the respect and admiration of all our country. One of the greatest boxing rivalries ever!!

@Anino_Makata

4 ай бұрын

I personally thought Marquez won their third fight. After they both established their opening plays in Round 1, Dinamita seized the initiative and effectively dictated the pace of the fight through Rounds 2 to 7. Even when Manny found ways to rebound and lash back, Juan Manuel prevented him from planting a foothold to regain momentum until Round 9.

@californio1850

4 ай бұрын

@@Anino_Makata I remember there was video footage at the third fight which showed Pacquiao fans leaving the arena looking sullen like they were leaving a funeral because they believed Marquez deserved it. They even captured some Pacquiao fans shaking hands with Marquez fans and apologizing for the robbery they witnessed.

Somehow this unfortunate loss had to happen. But looking on the bright side, Pac’s career was somehow rejuvenated by the time he returned to the ring with notable wins against Rios, Bradley (twice), and of course, a much younger Keith Thurman.

@StimmedPenguin

4 ай бұрын

Most definitely. It is extremely rare to get knocked out like Manny did and to still fight competitively at the top of your division. Most get too gun shy, have timing that is causing them to get hit more and more, lose a major aspect of their chin, or just don’t have the same heart to weather the storm. Guys like Duran and Manny are most always there to win.

Love watching these breakdown can't wait for the next ❤

This ending makes it absolutely feel like these men were perfectly matched,and that this could have just as easily gone to Paquiao if things had gone a little differently, but on this night, things came together for Marquez. I think if you had somehow simulated this fight on this night 100 times, Paquiao would have won it 50 times, and Marquez would have won it 50 times. They were just that well made for each other.

@zenn2237

4 ай бұрын

Marquez was the perfect boxer to fight Pacman. Manny had every chance to KO Marquez in 4 fights yet he never did. Instead he was the one that got knocked out. All four fights showed that Marquez was Pacquiao's kryptonite

@knightshousegames

4 ай бұрын

@@zenn2237 I mean, it's not like Marquez cruised through all those other fights, he got knocked down 3 times in the first one. Marquez didn't knock out Manny either until the last fight. The truth is they were each other's weakness, which is what made the fights so compelling. Thats the point of what I am saying, I don't think one was better than the other, they were a perfect match

@zenn2237

4 ай бұрын

@knightshousegames I didn't say that it was a walk in the park for Marquez. What I mean is that Pacquiao just couldn't do what he normally does to his opponents, which is overwhelm them with his hand speed and power. Marquez just knew how to fight Pacquiao, which was evident in their fights, especially the last one. Every fighter has their kryptonite

Great fights respect for both .

!!!!!!!!! Hell yeah been waiting for this. Honestly I don’t get why more people don’t talk about this Marquez baby!

Every great fighter needs an opponent that will bring out that greatness. I thought Marquez won the 2nd fight. He never achieved the level of Pacman but he is absolutely a Hall of Famer.

@mr.brightside6576

4 ай бұрын

i thought pac won the first two and marquez won the third...we all know what happened in the fourth.

Love your videos

Probably the last fight I have seen until now that actually lived up to its hype

That counter right was a thing of beauty.

Tusen takk igen, David. Like with Cristiano, Messi, Schumacher, Contador, Nurmagomedov, GSP and several others, we have witnessed legendary greatness in Pacquiao and Marquez. Their rivalry was a huge motivator for me to get into combat sports. Your channel resonates with me and I eagerly look forward to your videos. Good job my good man!!

Great video, please do one on masato next

Incredible storytelling

A guy that get passed by a lot is Simon Brown. I’d love to see you break his style down. Guy fought in some wars and beat some of the best. There was a lot to his style. Julian Jackson too. He was more than a banger. You look at his shifts as he set up KO positions was incredible when you look for it.

Marquez was doped out of his mind in that fourth fight 😂

@itsinthetreesitscoming7431

4 ай бұрын

that's fuckin rich - have you seen Manny's head?

@northernking2604

4 ай бұрын

@@itsinthetreesitscoming7431 yes! They both were!

Seeing Pac Man shut off like that is scary. Face meet canvas. 😮 This channel gets better and better.

4 was one of the most violent things i have ever seen, bit suspicious that marquez was able to pull out that punch when he had his nose and face smashed in, and he had angel heredia in his corner

BRO I DIDN'T KNOW WHO WON THIS ONE AND I LOVE THE WAY YOU TELL STORIES, I AUDIBLY CHEERED WHEN THE OUTRO MUSIC STARTED PLAYING

Pacquiao has the best and most exciting fights on that decade

What a rivalry

Watched that fight on ppv and what a night it was

Best fights ever

El Pacquiao earned our respect with those fights. Badass fights to watch while having a carne asada man

Quite rare to find an equally matched opponent like these two...

Pacquiao love right here. Sad to see the astonishing loss in such a brutal competition.

It's like a lullaby listening to you

the punch that shock the world, viva el dinamita

I'm a Filipino, and have thought Maquez won the third fight.

Great counter! Catching someone coming in is a force multiplier and this was against pac's signature move!

Your scripts are beautiful, man

can you believe Pacquiao not only survived that but fought for another like six years and even beat Keith Thurman? unreal

@falfighter

4 ай бұрын

but he also lost to floyd, ugas, horn

@baldeagledelta3482

4 ай бұрын

@@falfighter Yes due to rigged bouts due to payed judges as in the Horn bout. Where’d you seen a winner who was rushed on wheelchair to the hospital after a bout while the loser went on a karaoke session? 😂😂😂😂 And Marquez was under the notorious Memo Heredia with pimple outbreak throughout his body so go figure….😂😂😂😂 Ugas was a planned ruse to offset PAC at the last minute to overtrain. While Spence backed out with some unbelievable excuse at the last day, Ugas took over while training for months against the style of Manny to fight him as a replacement. Pac overtrained to offset the replacement by Ugas and had leg cramps throughout the fight. Manny did lose on points because he was held immobile by the cramps but look at Ugas’s face beaten to a pulp.

@falfighter

4 ай бұрын

@@baldeagledelta3482 just accept the losses. no room for excuses. also manny SC trainer is a known PED user that got busted and you have no failed drug test from jmm so you have ZERO proof that jmm cheated

@ImWatchingYou69

4 ай бұрын

@@baldeagledelta3482 Copium. Your boy went zzzzzzz against a fighter Floyd beat without a sweat lmfao. Just take the L and move on, Pacman doesn't who you are fanboy.

@baldeagledelta3482

4 ай бұрын

@@ImWatchingYou69 Yeah but we’ll see in the upcoming rematch what your DUCK will do. That is, if he doesn’t back out at the last minute……LMAO

Love em both

As always, your breakdown of the fight itself is wonderful. However, the history leading up to it seems a bit sloppy, almost like audio was cut from it. I kinda hope you re-do this one with a longer version giving the first three fights a bit more time.

@carloscallejaalvarez3079

4 ай бұрын

And some added personal details, somehow each of ali's or foreman's videos include a life lesson and redemption for them. There wasn't the same with Juan Manuel, who believed had been robbed at least one time. Although the video did mention, it didn't go into as much detail as with the golden era heavy weights

@TheModernMartialArtist

4 ай бұрын

You're right, I could have definitely put more time into the story telling on this one. I think if KZread was the same as it was a few years ago I would have taken a few more days weaving in a personal narrative and cropping some footage to better frame it. But since this is my full time job I need to make sure videos get out before views drop completely on the channel, which sucks. I keep hoping it goes back to normal but subscribers don't count for a lot anymore and I can't work 15 days on a video and have it get only 40k views like it does now sometimes. With the ad rates down like 50 percent for me from a few years ago that would be like 40 dollars for me for making this video, after paying the editor over 100 already. When I put out new videos in the past, even if they didn't do well, my previous videos would get more views so that revenue gave me the time and space to take more time and explore new topics. But that's not happening either the last few months, even if the new video is very successful the older videos stay down. So I kind of have to stay to 3 videos a month. For what it's worth I did spend a lot of time on the techniques and tactics and framing that in the right way because I felt that was the most important and interesting thing in this fight. I would never put out anything that I didn't believe was up to the standards of the channel, and I'll try to bring more of the storytelling in later videos even if it's just a few more sentences.

@Imspammedout

4 ай бұрын

@@TheModernMartialArtist I definitely understand that, and would have been cool with it in separate videos. Maybe one (this one) for the big final fight and a separate for the series overview? As a viewer in general, I'm good with breaking them down into subtopics, just wary of "part 1, part 2" since sometimes part 2 never emerges.

JMM real record vs MP was 3-1. Thats why they fought 4 times. The fighters knew it themselves.

Could you do a sugar ray robinson comp juxtaposed w. those you've done of willie pep...etc

Manny, Marquez, Morales and Barrera...❤❤❤

The Buffer Brothers in the crowd FTW.

You can see Pacquiao loved so much boxing that he exposed himself to his by then I guess friend. Marques studied him so much he found the right strategy. Kudos to both.

Great review! Marquez was a true warrior!

How many Mexicans does it take to knock out Pacquiao? Only Juan 😂

@laurabranigan7761

4 ай бұрын

THAT WAS GOOD XD

@pkealoha76

4 ай бұрын

Awesome! 👍

@redghettosun

4 ай бұрын

Juan x 4 = RX

@Acord718

4 ай бұрын

What's the difference between select and choose? Select means to pick something, and choose is what Filipinos wear.

@laurabranigan7761

4 ай бұрын

i dont get it@@Acord718

One of my favorite refs.

Two highly skilled legends going to war.

Marquez is elite 🇵🇷 🇲🇽

Manny is one of the greatest boxers of all time...i dont believe that can even be disputed

I actually think that Marquez won the first and third fights as well. I believe that Pacquiao recorded slightly more favorable judging than Marquez did. Those fights were extremely close. Manny won the second fight handily and as we see here Marquez made the final statement with the only KO of the rivalry in the fourth fight.

@chargree

4 ай бұрын

I agree that Marquez won the first and third. However, I honestly feel the best possible outcome for Manny in the second was a draw. A draw is actually what I have come up with the last two times I scored it. The first 2 times, I had Marquez winning by 1 point(not round). My point is, I saw it as too close either way to be viewed as a handily won fight by either. Elaborate for me and tell me what you were seeing to get to your conclusion. I am wondering if I might have been influenced by the live commentary or something else. I cant imagine that being the case, but I am not immune to it.

@jehdee22

4 ай бұрын

@@chargree what's your score?

@mr.brightside6576

4 ай бұрын

i had pac winning the first two....

will we ever see a rivalry like this again?

The secret behind the KO was angel heredia giving the juice to marquez. The guy has been supplying peds to athletes for many years and knows how to easily cheat the system. “peak performances without doping is a fairytale” his exact words

I loved these fights. Marquez is the best opponent Manny ever had. The styles of both fighters made for exciting fights. Floyd’s fight was nice and skillful but not exciting. You could see the strategy was to survive and win. Marquez at least wanted to put Manny on his ass.

That KO punch of Marquez was so bizarre. How that right generated tremendous force while with so little arm leverage.

I know there’s not much footage and probably information of him but Ismael Laguna please. Panamanian Lightweight champion of the world and 2001 boxing hall of famer. The boxer that Roberto Duran looked up to

Mexico!!! Mexico!!! 🇲🇽

AAAHHHHH STEPPING ON HIS FOOT FACTZ...BATMANZ 1GOD🥷💚💜💛🤎🩵

Omg

Revenge is a dish best served cold

well, that stepping wasn't intended. but wow, what a lucky day

The Rivalry is like The Duelist's

All four fights great! What sucks is just for many people they will still hold manny back cuz of dis fight. I look at it as towards the end of their careers and the 4th fight someone bound to get lucky and land a big punch. What people should talk about is how Marquez hired a coach dat got caught using ped’s for boxers. And in dis fight leading up to it Marquez looked stronger and bigger than ever. Think it deserves to be brought up. Especially cuz he never knocked him down in the 3 fights before this one. Good breakdown but I feel like with all the information out there makes u understand dis fight a lil better. And don’t get me wrong I love Marquez might be my all time fav Mexican fighter. Especially cuz manny overwhelmes him athletically… but to still compete shows how good of a boxer Marquez truly is his timing is impeccable! But yeah 4 fights ur bound to land big punch great rivalry though

when Marquez entered the arena to the sound of “El rey” by Vicente Fernandez, every single Mexican in there sang their hearts out, if you have a chance to watch Marquez’s entrance absolutely do so

You didn’t mention the two body shots Marquez landed in rd 3 that set up the KD.

The Final Throwdown

Marquez is the epitome of Mexican boxing. Take shit loads of hits with your rock head to be able to hit back. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. This time, it worked.

8:28 You can see the FURY right there 🔥

I am Mexican and I can speak for of all us that we have nothing but respect for Pacman. What a tremendous fighter he was.

If you want to become a legend in box...need legendary rivals

Can anyone share stories of how they felt when they watched this live? It must’ve been incredible/heart wrenching depending on who they are rooting for.