?After the first Pacquiao fight, I had to wait four years and after the second, three more years passed. That?s why if the fourth isn?t signed in 2012, there won?t be another fight,? the 38-year-old Marquez told the assembled media outside of the Hogares Providencia Padre Chinchachoma, a home and education center for street children. Marquez was there to deliver a $5,000 donation on behalf of WBO president Francisco Valc?rcel.
Marquez would go on to say that if the Pacquiao rematch can?t be signed, he would like to make a run at a world title at junior welterweight, possibly against WBC 140-pound titlist, Erik Morales.
Marquez-Pacquiao III, on Nov. 12, ended in a controversial majority decision victory for Pacquiao. Marquez supporters also contend that the Mexico City native was shortchanged in his two previous bouts with the Filipino superstar, which ended in a draw and a split decision loss.
