1. Ausgewählte Scorings:
Lance Pugmire: Draw
Dan Raffael: 115-113 Bradley
Bryan Armen Graham : Draw
2. Nochmal Compubox:
http://www.boxingscene.com/bradley-vs-marquez-compubox-historical-review--70544
3. Karriereende von Marquez
Es gibt Anzeichen als würde Marquez seine Boxkarriere beenden. Dies meint Lance Pugmire, der mit Marquez nach dem Kampf gesprochen hat und meinte, dass er [Marquez] noch ein paar Kämpfe in sich drin hat. Marquez antwortete darauf, dass er nicht so denke.
4. Wie sah Marquez den Kampf?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...anuel-marquez-wbo-welterweight-fight/2973297/
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2013/oct/13/timothy-bradley-juan-manuel-marquez-vegas/
Lance Pugmire: Draw
Dan Raffael: 115-113 Bradley
Bryan Armen Graham : Draw
2. Nochmal Compubox:
http://www.boxingscene.com/bradley-vs-marquez-compubox-historical-review--70544
3. Karriereende von Marquez
Es gibt Anzeichen als würde Marquez seine Boxkarriere beenden. Dies meint Lance Pugmire, der mit Marquez nach dem Kampf gesprochen hat und meinte, dass er [Marquez] noch ein paar Kämpfe in sich drin hat. Marquez antwortete darauf, dass er nicht so denke.
4. Wie sah Marquez den Kampf?
usatoday.com schrieb:..."To be here in Vegas, I have to get a knockout to get the victory," Marquez said in the post-fight news conference. "I need to be more afraid of the judges than my opponent."
To which Bradley, who was sitting next to him, replied, "Wow."
Marquez's trainer, Nacho Beristain, threw his own haymaker.
"He is the only champion with two losses," Beristain said of Bradley. Marquez called Bradley "Very lucky. He's the only undefeated fighter with two losses."...
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...anuel-marquez-wbo-welterweight-fight/2973297/
Las Vegas Sun schrieb:...I know the fans are probably a little upset with me because I boxed a little bit and didn’t exchange with him,” Bradley said. “At times, I tried to make it as entertaining as possible. I had to box this way in order to get this win.”
Judge Robert Hoyle scored the 12-round fight 115-113 in favor of Bradley and Patricia Morse-Jarman saw it 116-112 for the champion. Glenn Feldman had it 115-113 for Marquez.
Marquez, however, won all of the style points in the court of public opinion.
“Ninety-five percent of the people in the arena where against us,” said Joel Diaz, Bradley’s trainer. “The only 5-percent with us were our families. If you want to go see a fight, you should go to a bar."
[...]
Marquez didn’t see the fight that way. Almost immediately after the decision was announced, he was complaining about a poor decision -- and when Marquez complains about a bad decision, he is usually justified. He has a history of being slighted when the fight goes to the scorecards, coming up short three times to Manny Pacquiao in fights he arguably should have won....
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2013/oct/13/timothy-bradley-juan-manuel-marquez-vegas/
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