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CompuBox Post-Fight Analysis: Mayweather vs Marquez
BoxingScene.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
For decades scientists have attempted to achieve the dream of cold fusion, the hypothetical process of producing nuclear fusion in a test tube at room temperature. This concept would be the ultimate exponent of efficiency, for more energy would be produced than would be expended.
Throughout his u Read Full Story >>>FABULOUS FLOYD BACK ON TOP
By Derek Bilton, Sportinglife.com (UK), Mon, 21 Sep 2009
He promised us a spectacular return. He was as good as his word.
After a full 21 months out of the ring it was as if Floyd Mayweather Jr had never been away as he dominated the game but outgunned Mexican warrior Juan Manuel Marquez.
The brash, outspoken Grand Rapids man is not everyone's cup o Read Full Story >>> HATTON BIDING HIS TIME
By Phil Barnett, Sportinglife.com (UK), Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Ricky Hatton has admitted he is likely to continue fighting but will not return to the ring until he feels "that fire in the belly" again.
The Mancunian former two-weight world champion, 30, has been considering his future since a brutal second-round knockout defeat by Manny Pacquiao in May.
T Read Full Story >>> Floyd Mayweather's view of Manny Pacquiao is from the rear
By Michael Marley, Examiner.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
MICHAEL MARLEY’S MARVELOUS TOP TEN POUND FOR POUND LIST
1. MANNY PACQUIAO
2. FLOYD MAYWEATHER
3. MIKKEL KESSLER
4. MIGUEL COTTO
5. JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ
6. PAUL WILLIAMS
7. SUGAR SHANE MOSLEY
8. KLITSCHKO BROTHERS, W AND V
9. BAD CHAD DAWSON
10. ISRAEL VAZQUEZ
Good news for you Read Full Story >>> Marquez: Pacquiao does better than I did against Mayweather
By Michael Marley, Examiner.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Juan Manuel Marquez has a liquidity problem and it’s not related to his urine.
No, in the wake of losing 12 out of 12 rounds against a sometimes dazzling Floyd Mayweather Saturday night, the Mexican counter puncher’s obvious problem is he is still drinking promoter Golden Boy’s Read Full Story >>> Mayweather Beats Marquez The Way He Should've - Nothing More
By Frank Lotierzo, The Sweet Science, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Having watched Floyd Mayweather since his pro debut never once did I think about how a fight between him and Juan Manuel Marquez would turn out. It just never dawned on me that a fight betwee Read Full Story >>> 'Living the Dream': Chronicling the past ten years of Boxing's best (part 15)
By Dennis 'dSource' Guillermo, Examiner.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
After much media scrutiny and controversy, Oscar De la Hoya and Manny Pacquiao were finally able to come to terms and agreed to face each other in the ring in 2008's year-ending boxing super fight.
Not Read Full Story >>> Despite wins, Mayweather’s star not on the rise
By Stephen Brunt, The Globe and Mail, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Boxer's lack of popularity to break through as a true superstar has less to do with race and more to do with the shrinking presence of boxing in the sports psyche
Floyd Mayweather Jr. says that it is because he is an African American that he isn’t counted among the planet’s most popul Read Full Story >>> The Return of Money
By Steve Kim, MaxBoxing.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Simply put, Floyd Mayweather was too fast, too quick, too mobile and ultimately much too big for Juan Manuel Marquez this past weekend at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. While the Mexican was brave and courageous in going the 12-round distance, Mayweather showed that despite his time away from the ring, Read Full Story >>> DE LA HOYA SAYS PACQUIAO HAS NO CHANCE AGAINST MAYWEATHER
By Ben Thompson, FightHype.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
"This is my feeling. Look at what Juan Manuel did to Pacquiao, okay. Just compare that for a second, those fights. There's a strong case, and a lot of you also say that Juan Manuel beat Pacquiao, okay. Floyd, Floyd, what do you think will happen, seriously, with Pacquiao? I mean, come on! Come on," Read Full Story >>> “Fighting Words” – Mayweather-Marquez: A Squash Match and a Post-Fight Angle
By David P. Greisman, BoxingScene.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Floyd Mayweather Jr. flashed a smile, his top row of ivories glistening in the spotlight. His face, the face that had made the nickname “Pretty Boy Floyd” more than just a nod to the storied killer, was unmarked. His record, now 40 wins in 40 fights, remained unblemished.
And then Sh Read Full Story >>> Marquez takes his best shot at Mayweather but misses, Pacquiao next
By Vitali Shaposhnikov, Diamond Boxing, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
A cascade of emotions raced through me as I witnessed the fall of one of the greatest pound for pound fighters to Floyd Mayweather Jr. There were of course expectations from Marquez, and even certain degree of hope. Unfortunately once the fight started, I realized that the tale of David and Goliath Read Full Story >>> FLOYD MAYWEATHER IS KILLING BOXING!
By Pedro Fernandez, RingTalk.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
San Francisco, CA- While others continue to “shill” for Floyd Mayweather, I continue to regurgitate every time he steps through the ropes. In the history of boxing, and I’m talking about going all the way back to the Marques of Queensbury era, no fighter has done the sport more har Read Full Story >>> It's like he never left: Floyd Mayweather lays decisive claim to pound-for-pound throne
By David Mayo, The Grand Rapids Press, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
The Grand Rapids native is back, in a big way, as evidenced by the precision tap dance he performed on Juan Manuel Marquez’s face for 12 one-sided rounds in their welterweight bout Saturday night at MGM Grand. A second-round knockdown never turned into a much-sought knockout, due far more to M Read Full Story >>> After dominating Marquez, Mayweather back in fine form
By J. Michael Falgoust, USA Today, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
LAS VEGAS — To many, Floyd Mayweather's triumphant return from an almost two-year layoff was all but a certainty.
That was confirmed when he dropped Juan Manuel Marquez with a left hook in the second round en route to becoming the first opponent to dominate the two-division Mexican champion Read Full Story >>> Floyd Wins…Who’s Next
By Julius Stecker, Boxing24.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Don’t out think the room. We are all guilty of it sometimes and I was guilty as can be when I picked Juan Manuel Marquez to beat Floyd Mayweather Jr. In retrospect. What the heck was I thinking? Floyd was bigger, faster, stronger, and better.
Last night Mayweather Jr. returned to the ring Read Full Story >>> PACQUIAO WATCH: Half the die is cast
By Edwin G. Espejo, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
ANYBODY who entertained an upset win by Juan Manuel Marquez against comebacking Floyd Mayweather Jr. and bet on it probably ended up losing his shirt Sunday (Philippine time).
Floyd did what was expected of him – st Read Full Story >>> With Mayweather-Marquez in the rearview, the Cotto-Pacquiao countdown begins
By Chris Robinson, Examiner.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Last night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Floyd Mayweather made his return to the ring against respected veteran Juan Manuel Marquez. Despite not having fought for a whopping 21 months, Mayweather looked sharp throughout the contest and went on to capture a wide unanimous decision against the ever h Read Full Story >>> Real danger signs for Manny Pacquiao from Floyd Mayweather
By Gareth A Davies, Telegraph.co.uk, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Something happened in Las Vegas this weekend. It was a wake-up call for the rest of the boxing world watching. One man above all others. Manny Pacquiao.
I liked the words he coughed up to Filipino journalists who watch Manny’s every move at home. I love the detail of what time he does what Read Full Story >>> MAYWEATHER'S MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR AN UNTARNISHED STARDOM
By Ed de la Vega, DDS, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 21 Sep 2009
Las Vegas, NV:- Floyd Mayweather Jr was back at his usual elements after a scintillating victory over the mismatched Juan Manual Marquez at the MGM this last night.
During the fight, Mayweather was a delight to see as h Read Full Story >>>
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