LUSTER OF FLOYD MAYWEATHER-MANNY PACQUIAO FIGHT DYING!
San Francisco, CA- You can speculate all you want, but Manny Pacquiao not fighting Juan Manuel Marquez next would probably do more damage to the Pacquiao legacy than his sexual philandering or a refusal to take the ?random? drug tests that nixed a fight with Floyd Mayweather in March 2010. Right now, sane, and oh yeah, objective people realize that Pacquiao facing Mayweather after his poor showing against first Shane Mosley and now Juan Manuel Marquez would be about as one-sided as the San Francisco 49′ers taking on the top high school team in the city.
PACQUIAO FAILED TO DELIVER WHEN PRESSURE WAS ON!
Simply put, Manny needed a sensational win to vault him into a Mayweather fight, and not the disputed duke that was likely the most booed boxing decision in Las Vegas in this 21st century. People hurled bottles, cans, and other debris at Pacquiao as he was being interviewed post fight by Max ?The Deer? Kellerman. Since then, polls have been taken and each and everyone has resulted in favor of Marquez. Now while I know Manny is a ?tool? or maybe even promoter Bob Arum?s stooge, but is he really stupid enough to go on with a fight against Tim Bradley?
WORLDWIDE FIGHT FANS SAY, ?TIM WHO??
There is no doubt that Bradley would be a worthy foe, but after being embarrassed to the least, and quite possibly beaten by a 7-1 underdog, it would take what the Jewish folks call hutzpah, which is a combination of gall and disdain for the majority of boxing fans who attended and then bought the Pacquiao-Marquez III fight on pay per view. I mean, when WBA 140 lb. champ Amir Khan is challenging Marquez before the disputed decision favoring his gym mate Pacquiao was announced, this seeing the British TV guys had JMM winning either 8-4 or 7-4-1 in rounds, this alone speaks volumes about Pacquiao and his legacy. For the record, judges Glen Trowbridge had it 8-4, while Dave Morretti tabbed the fight 7-5 Pacquiao, while a third judge called it even.
