#fullfightfriday - Juan Manuel Marquez vs Juan Diaz ll

foreign man just a good guy in every way and the Mexican fight fans are here they are big fans of the Mexican people this is what makes Las Vegas Buzz boxing is huge in this city when you come in all the taxis, all the people are coming for the fight and they are still happening like no other is Michael Buffer supporting one of the best of all my friend Michael Buffa is ready to make the announcement here we go with Michael momentarily we are back with him from New Zealand had a lot of fun with him, he's a great character, Michael Buffer, we're just waiting for the HBO network in the United States to tune in to the rest of us and as soon as they are, we'll go to Michael and here's Michael, ladies. and gentlemen of Mandalay Bay Las Vegas, Golden Boy Promotions with Marquez Promotions are proud to present the main event of the evening, this is for the Ring Magazine wbaw lightweight world championship scheduled for 12 rounds and sponsored by a service of Tecate with ATT Viva character.

Plan Mexico make calls with your wireless phone to or from Mexico as if they were local calls Nevada State Athletic President Pat Lonville CEO Keith Kaiser WBO President Francisco Paco Package Supervisor Luis Pérez WBA President Hilberto Mendoza Supervisor Michael Welsh at ringside the three judges scoring this belt Patricia Morris Jarman Jerry Roth and Glenn Drobridge and inside the ring the referee in charge of the action Vic Draculich and now for the thousands of attendees and the millions who watch the HBO PPV around the world, ladies and gentlemen of Mandalay Bay Las Vegas, oh let's get ready for the fight, thank you waiting out of nowhere Corner dressed in navy blue official weight 135 pounds professional record 35 wins including 17 knockouts with three losses he is the challenger former three-time world champion the Houston Texas wrestling pride waiting for baby boom and waiting to emerge from the red water dressed in black officially weighing 132 and a half pounds his professional record 50 victories including 37 knockouts with five losses in a draw sealed Mexico's future Hall of Fame member three time Rooney defending world lightweight champion Juan Manuel foreign listen to the crowd Dave they are going crazy here Vic draculus calls him again I want to warn you that any punch below this point will be called Low go visit him said I want you to obey my orders protect you at all times well friends I told you to put on your seat belts for the last one this one fasten your helmets this is going to be something else Márquez and Díaz also remember Márquez won the first fight but it was a war and this promises to be the Marquez himself dressed in black boxers with red trim, the baby bowling in black and also has that knee resting on Marquez in black shoes, the baby bull in white shoes and they stop with a takeoff of about a year.

He makes Marquez move down. Díaz continues to circle. Now let's see if he can execute what Ronnie Shields says inside and outside. So far he's in, but he doesn't throw a punch. You can't enter the Kill Zone and not cast against Marquez. He too. good at counter punching, the great boxer Aquarius jab and moving to the left of him and then following up with his right hand and making you enter his trap and you use that word trap and that's exactly what he does. Bernard Hopkins, one of the best at Sutton traps, this other guy can move to the left and then you follow him and then the right hand comes down the middle.

I suspect Marquez might come out a little quicker than the first fight because that time he dug himself a hole and realizes that, well, you know he's the guy coming forward. Diaz will fight, I mean, from time to time, I mean the counterpuncher, look at this now for Marquez, okay, maybe it's rounds five through nine again, this is round ten, so for him. where he's picking it up because he was so confident at the end of that fight and you're right Dave and that's how he should fight but look at this the baby is going to join in he's coming that's what Shear wants to execute and throw and get out of there , but not back, no, definitely not back, because this guy takes a step forward but he throws a right hand and can catch it.

You hear the Mexicans, those are the Mexican fans shouting at Márquez. Marquez, the atmosphere is really extraordinary, you know this is for a world championship and years ago it was only the 135-pound division, if it wasn't a heavyweight championship fight you wouldn't have this reaction, but the smaller guys are Really sensational now in the United States and Mexico and Puerto Rico in the Philippines Marquez is gradually in this niche among Mexican fight fans and is now one of their elite heroes. He took a long time. This is a hard-working guy, he's not in charge of things, he's not too flashy, he's just consistently tough. -working like an excellent fighter, but uh, yeah, and Diaz is there with him here, trying to catch him, but you know he's doing it.

Romani said he's going back out, so he's not getting enough power even here. He doesn't impress me which way you go. see here I don't see a clear winner in this round although I think if you are going to lean one way he would go towards Marquez but he is close only by accumulation that is why I gave that round to my sons to see if Díaz can close the gap, punches fastest from Landmwell and get out of there just as fast, that's what Ronnie Shields did. I think the audio is pretty good there, you can probably understand what Ronnie was saying, that's what he wants me to do, that's the fight plan, now the other one.

What Díaz needs to do is pay attention to this left hook coming from Márquez, lower his shoulder, give the left hook away and can go over the right hand if he's fast enough, that's the key if he chooses it, He is Marquez. oh, look at those shots of the guy inside, this is really boxing at the highest level, as Mike has him beaten in the punch he tried to land, but you know, Dave, he's making a mistake by closing that kill zone. I call him and he's not throwing, he's too worried about getting out of there, but he's forgetting about the throw when he comes in, watch him, watch him bounce and close the gap, where's the shot, you better make sure you have something to take. he came out and then he came back there, which is something we talked about, he needs to move the angles, Juan Manuel Díaz's good body shots are getting adrenaline pumping, he's working hard, he's moving forward, he's trying to do the best he can to achieve the advantage. four inches for Marquez and he knows how to use it, he turns that left shoulder into the most first hook we've seen from Mike Castle, he's opening up Arsenal and there's a nice jab from Marquez with his left hand, excellent hook, hook, hook. his basic element, but of course, if you forget it, he will drop his right hand, but Dave, the other thing you mentioned was the way he faints, he makes the baby bowl move with Fates and when he does, his hands they're down a little bit and he's cutting them up with shots, it's very technical, but he's doing it, but it makes him a veteran even when Diaz throws his best punch in the fight there, a nice left hook, two minutes later of the second, so far the boxing, the rhythm is sensational, the boxing is Great because Diaz is not closing the gap, it is that by closing it and throwing punches he continues the waltz and every time he does it they cut him off, they counterattack him, that is exactly what Barney Shields didn't want me to do, he's studying a little.

Too much time in this situation, how about that sneaky hook from Manuel? It's one thing to do it against your sparring partner and it works, but this is what Marquez is looking at here and he can't afford to wait well if there are any questions about the first round going to Marquez, there's no doubt that the second assault is in the book, but you see what Ronnie Shields was selling to Juan Diaz: you have to hit him with the jab, he can't get in, which is basically what we've been saying. the two rounds here we go Marquez leading my two rounds after two, this is the third round and the first idea was to win by two after two and this time Marquez came out and took the initiative, something that was talked about before, which could doing it because of the The momentum was maintained from the first fight knowing what he could do at the end, he picked up the pace here, it was a good uppercut from Diaz.

This is like the 14th and 15th rounds of the first fight in which Márquez beat him and that time he was unbalanced but his hands were very fast and his feet were in the correct position to get away from Díaz. He couldn't take advantage of it. Remember that Diaz is only 26 years old and has 35 career wins. The other guy is. He's 10 years older and he's got 15 more wins, so I mean he's just a winning year and, uh, Diaz ran into a wall a couple of years ago against Nate Campbell and Campbell went right at him and beat him in a festival of slug because I had heard that.

Diaz got knocked out in the gym and that hadn't been reported so he went right at him and punched him and Marquez did the same one last time with some angles and he probably feels like he can eventually. Muscle Diaz, one of the best fights I've ever remembered, Dave was the guy you're talking about. Nate Campbell fought Robbie Pigman. Australia Heat won the title. The neighbors cut, but what a war it was, it was a great escape, maybe in Melbourne boxing. history when Bobby Peden won the title. Nate was upset that he got caught, but it wasn't intentional to see President Marquez trying to win the battle there against Diaz's uppercut and he was winning it only by a little in terms of hand speed, but it was enough, it's Marquez who comes out with the jab, not Diaz, oh wow this is really good, listen to that jam.

Again by Márquez Díaz on the right of your screen. Marquez in front of you. I caught it with my right hand, these guys are in such extraordinary shape, you will see them take hits, yours will see the sweat and you will want to fly and you will see him stand up, but maybe when you get to seven, eight and nine, I might There will be a little difference when the fatigue factor rubs your brain. the ability to do whatever your mind wants with Diaz's sneaky little right hand, it's going around in a different direction now the problem is Diaz is fighting well, he looks good defensively but he's not winning any rounds, look at This friend, his soul is the bell that rings Díaz says come on Márquez responds no, the fighters are fighters but he is 36 years old, he is not chronologically old for fighters but he has been in wars so he is 36 years old now the bull has to start to win some rounds she has to keep pushing this guy to do what Ronnie Shields told her to do in and out, but by throwing in, she has time to take a punch from this guy because he's telegraphing that he's not really comfortable with the style and game plan that Ronnie Shields has.

Well, they better have a plan B because he is not winning any rounds, but it is great to prepare him during training camp and against a different level fighter it works and works repeatedly, but Marquez has so much speed that Díaz is being surpassed only by a little, but that makes a difference. He is preparing to throw the hook and there is Márquez's right hand greeting him minute into the fourth round. Colonel Bob Sheridan here with Dave Bond Temple, we're at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas Nevada just got a big fish and he's in the assault the bull gets the slug with him big mistake remember Scheels said get in and get out he's hitting with him and they are nailing him Here comes Márquez his legs are still there Díaz is in very good shape, but he had been hit now I see that his legs are starting to heal a little heavy.

Marquez is patient enough to wear you down but smart enough to know when to go all the way, both by pacing him when he saw it. I had it in trouble as an opportunity for Marquez from a large Mexican audience here in Las Vegas. I have the hook in this round. I actually turned it around and then set up the hooks. This fight suits Juan Manuel Márquez perfectly right now, he's just not there. scoring nothing he is not going to win this round either because his legs are still flat he is trying to recover the rebound he has a weakness in his left knee and the interesting thing is that as the rounds and the fights have progressed he has not been a strong fighter in the final stretch of a lot of his big fights so he really needed to jump off the mark here on Marquez and put up points from the start and that has completely backfired on him and he looks like a guy with no fight plan at all. this moment and Marquez is not taking any time off as the seconds tick away in the fourth round.

Another 10-9 round for Juan Manuel Márquez. He has won four in a row on my score sheet. I heard what Ronnie has. to say now look, we lost that round, okay, listen, you know why you threw it right in front of him, okay, look, take your turn, take your turns, they have to shoot when you take your turns, okay, listen and keep adding your face, okay. but he looks when the guys close when you come in Ronnie tells him to pass out but it's not his faith that I move him so Ronnie wants him to do what Buck is doing, okay,We miss you here in the old us of a and here's Marcus with the uppercut that was the finishing blow of that round and put Diaz in trouble for the entire second half of the round.

Well, here we go in the fifth round. Mandalay Bay, it is an uneven fight, but not all the rounds are unbalanced, all the rounds are quite even. but Marquez won them all, we'll take a couple of fights ago and we're showing that it was starting to look like one of the more lopsided fights we have now that this is going down. that category unless the bull can start winning some Browns right now he can miss five and six or he can't win the fight because he won't knock out Márquez well, he hasn't felt comfortable moving forward because he advances and then doesn't shoot, he's having a hard time executing the play, he doesn't feel comfortable with that and Márquez deserves a lot of credit for making him feel uncomfortable in that fight plan when I say he won't knock out Marquez I'm basing it on the fact that Floyd Mayweather couldn't do it Chris John couldn't do it Manny Pacquiao couldn't do it and neither could Freddie Norwood all great world champions I mean, bayweather could be the best fighter in the world today perhaps one of the best defensive fighters in boxing history Whitehead and see how his career develops and of course Pacquiao pound for pound is also one of the most exciting fighters in the world and without However, both guys with 12 rounds with a Manuel, that's why I say the baby bull.

There's no chance of knocking this guy out if they couldn't do it, he certainly can't do it. I mean, Mike just speaks wonderfully and I always like to compare him in terms of a style to Julio César Chávez. would do to fighters, he would find a weakness, he would work on you, he would work on you, he would lean on, he would take you down and then he would take you out, he would never be in much of a hurry but he would hit you with burst after burst and then gradually you go away and Marquez has Dave did it in several of his big fights, thank you and I fought at NASDAQ even in front of 140,000 people against Greg Hogan, possibly one of the most exciting nights you and I have had together and it broke all the records and still has a record for biggest live audience and Chavez that night with the crowd going crazy in Mexico City just blew it away, but what Marquez doesn't do is focus on those body shots to the liver behind the elbows and Chavez had the indisputable advantage.

In the prime of his career, before, in the prime of his career, he could hit guys with those body shots that would take them down, put their hands down, and then he would destroy them on top. You know, there was a moment in Chavez's career when all of boxing. The writers talked about him being one of the best of all time and until he actually got a split decision at the Alamo Dome in a fight he actually lost, he was very lucky that at that time he was one of the best fighters around. time and then of course he stayed on this too long like he was absolutely right, he has given the right instructions but this kid can't execute them well at the stage of fighting against a superior opponent is what is happening here, I'm serious.

It's drawn well, you try to do something different than the first fight, we're going to go in and out, but what happens when you go in there and the guy you're fighting is a little bit faster than you, now your plan is moot. and now you have no confidence in those faints, you know that world championship caliber fighters are just the little things that he can do a little better than the next two, three, four and five ranked fighters and that is the case in this fight . I have a 36 year old guy who has more experience and is a little better boxer, but that adds up to winning every round because certainly Baby Bullet is determined and keeps coming at him, but Marquez can see what Diaz is doing like he's a press conference, but in the meantime some bumps are coming because there is swelling around the eyes.

Regarding Manuel Márquez, none of the fighters have fallen. I thought Diaz was shaking a little a couple of rounds ago, but nothing major, both guys seem fresh on their legs and feet. now and Marquez continues to watch Diaz box, both guys are working well, it's nothing short of extraordinary halfway through the 6th round from Las Vegas, they're setting a good pace, but do you really think you're going to pass out and fool a guy? of Marquez's caliber, that's not happening now, Diaz took advantage once and Marquez backed off and changed the fight if he hit him once, but Marquez doesn't have fake guys.

Marquez is trying to wriggle away from that left shoulder of the baby bull to drop him. big right hand right now, that's what he's trying to do, look at that moment on defense, look at him sneak off that left shoulder, miss some shots, there's the right hand he was looking for, but it caught him in the ears. He didn't quite catch it in the jar where he wanted it, but a hit like that, even in the air, bounces the brain off and dies inside your skull and it's starting to take its toll on Juan Diaz, who isn't even a real bull. can stand. a lot of headshots I love the movement here of Marquez the foot movement Jeb moves to the left write down movements with the right hand you know the first fight was more of a war because Díaz was winning it at this stage but this guy is putting a box of credit now this is tremendous for Márquez, he is back in line to fight, you know, it is a really important fight, look at him chasing Díaz, he wants to finish him off, the town has six.

Márquez has won every round and the Mexican attendees love it. that cetus is number one and then comes the South African la funica and then Acosta from Venezuela and Umberto Soto and about the Mexican and then Peterson Anthony Peterson is undefeated and Moses from Namibia is 25-1 Johnny Murray from England is 29-0 and we I saw Robert Guerrero win another fight tonight, so this is a very, very good division too, we're in the seventh round. Marquez is in charge, baby Buller is trying to do everything he can to get him out of Pace, but it's not working now, he's trying to pass out like he was asked. well, but he fainted from outside and couldn't sell a faint to Márquez from outside he's not going to sell a faint in my case anyway I don't think he didn't do it it didn't work for him and but Márquez's fans have worked he is better at that and it's also about something behind this where you have to buy the monster because of what's really behind everything, you made a simple comment that he's better at that and it's almost like he's better at all the little things, the things real techniques. so he now he's winning every round, one of those big ones, just winning them consistently and winning every round, which is more important, we're in his seventh round and Diaz hasn't raced yet.

Márquez is a little faster with reaction, a little faster with foot speed a little better at defense a little better at counterpunching he's just a little better but that adds up to a lot that's why he's the lightweight world champion and Juan Díaz is not and the best thing about Márquez is that he does not get nervous although he has had opportunities, sometimes he has become too strong with Díaz, but he makes the most of the situation and then reloads for the next shot. He doesn't gamble unnecessarily if he thinks he has you hurt, he will try if he thinks he is just dominating.

You, he will continue until he hurts you. Look at these things the baby tries to attack, he tries to fight with it and the crowd loves it. You know, in the Australian penal colony, my old friend Tony Caradonna is having a hard time and I'm sure he'll be glad I greeted him and all the prisoners watching this fight, there's a plug, come out here very often, The boys in prison in Australia, I hope they are enjoying it and there is Márquez again with the defense on the way. comes up short and then hits him with the jab, everything is going his way, eh, he's just fighting brilliantly here and Diaz is crying, it's very frustrating for people looking at him with the Not Your Bear stance, he's been punched in the eye, so that could make a difference, but we.

Time is running out here, this is the eighth round and B is my score that she doesn't want, but you know, for a warrior like Marquez from his thumb, maybe I will pick up the pace a little more, it depends on how. The bad thing about the thumb is because really everything is his Costa now, so he can win this fight, you can lose every round and still win the fight the rest of the way, yes he is in that position, but he won't exactly cross over today and You know what he said by not doing it too, you get out of your fight plan, you get out of your aggression and then you possibly get hurt and you can't capture that aggression.

Márquez is firing on all cylinders, he is the veteran who is carrying Díaz. To score, you know, a sign of a great fight is when you don't see much of the referee, which is Vic Draculich, he's about to really do something in this fight, he's refereeing a great fight, but these guys came to fight, without rivets, no knockdowns. nothing illegal, the thumb is an accident, but when you don't see the ref in the picture you know the guys are really holding on and it's been non-stop action, he just lifts his jaw that time, Diaz is lucky he didn't get it. one on the chin midway through the eighth round it's all Márquez buying with his right hand thinking about Body Shop all my kez where's the triple jab?

You can't do it, he can't even double the squirt, he reaches for the right hand and yet Marquez is too quick to get his feet out, this is a boxing hold, the crowd is a clinic every time Diaz gets into punching range, he does it. they label. Marquez makes him pay a cover charge every time they come in, and so when Diaz enters the Zone about to throw a shot, they meet him with a hook or a jab or a right-handed jab up the middle, you know. Diaz, who is on his way, seems to have lost, he is still 35 years old and if he loses his fight he will be 35 and four, but at this lightweight. division who the hell he fights where he is doing well Márquez goes straight to the top and is the world champion but they get him into all those arguments with the good guys at 135 pounds that Díaz has leveled in the last three years that he has to a certain extent, From the fight with Campbell, he is indicating that as far as he can go, it may be even though he is only 26 years old.

I mean, Marquez is totally out of boxing this guy in the final seconds of the eighth round, but he looks. In that right eye of Márquez completely closed by the thumb, but you don't need to be a professional judge to realize that Márquez is giving Juan Díaz a boxing lesson tonight. Díaz needs a knockout to win. Márquez may cost, but it is not his nature that you pointed out. That's about three rounds ago this guy has a trainer in his vocabulary, you know and you haven't been in danger, keep doing what brought you here: consistency and that's the best thing about Marquez, look at the fluid aspect of all these shots . he said sharply and he can't see with that right eye right now, the eye is almost closed by a thumb about two rounds ago, but the important thing is that, as you go down that path, we didn't see something called in that sense, so You really have to fight that on your own or it's to your detriment, well the thing is Diaz needs to circle to his left, no one keeps coming back, oh just don't park my right hand.

Díaz's wobble made Márquez finish him off. Márquez would love to do it because he knows that he has a problem with his right eye, the ball is hurt and for the first time he has no idea how many mistakes there are in this fight too. I have made too many. You know, they talked about Chávez. The angle may not be that of the body, but Márquez wears you down. He may be able to take you down with headshots. There is a lot of time left. Minute 27 26. 25 seconds left and Márquez's adrenaline flow is about to explode.

He wants to eliminate it. He has legs. He's fine, but he's making a lot of mistakes, he's bouncing, you know, on his toes without hitting the door. Zone he is in, he is bewildered. Totally nice hook from Michael. How many more punches did Díaz take before landing with his right hand? I mean, this is it. Credit for managing Shields and your guy not winning rounds, but he is in great shape and an interesting and entertaining fighter, the most entertaining and unbalanced fighter I may have ever seen in my life, yes, he is totally lost in terms of a fight plan because what they wanted. do didn't work and his case came to light and he continued what he was doing at the end of their first fight.

I have no doubt that Willie Savannah and Ronnie put him in the best shape of his life. He is in great shape. him being beaten from Pillar To Post and not going due to the conditioning he is in, is it possible that he is overtrained? I do not know, I do not think so. I think what you said two or three rounds ago that Marquez is on his own a little bit. better a little better in many areas, yes and all, another round of Marquez here, a bell rings to end round number nine, now let's see if the bettas are going to be happy because they already got the victory, but that was not the case.

Pay anything, the most important thing was less than 10 rounds. I'm sure Marquez doesn't even know it, but the fans know it. He just takes what he hashe fights and moves first. You remember that Márquez can't see with his eye. He completely closed his right eye and we have not heard that in Diaz's corner we have never seen a concerted effort to go after that, well, he is trying to make a circle to the left, but when he positions himself to the left he comes back to the right and Márquez slides and doesn't do it.

Don't you know that he won't give you the angle, that little technical detail that you know most people wouldn't even see and he can't see with his right eye at all, so he's trying to turn in a circle to the left to continue? the sight of this guy in front of him this is the calmest round we've had in the fight Marquez you know when you see three fighters in front of you the answer what to do is go down the middle that's all and that's what he's trying to do hit the guy in the middle, but that's why the pace slows down because Juan Manuel Márquez can't see everything with his right eye, but Díaz is waiting, he can't be waiting, he's lost every round of the fight there you know.

Less to go Three rounds and Diaz is not jumping on this guy's right eye. He has been giving her a great gift. It is a great gift to realize that your opponent cannot see out of your eye. I mean, you start throwing right hands aplenty that way. now you hear a little rumble in the crowd because they realize they're losing their money at the end of the rounds, the other little one, they're in a crescendo and they're starting to talk to each other, you don't know. Anyone who has downloaded one, right? But look at this with everything the bull is doing, he's not winning the round, well he's doing less and less and this is his chance.

I mean, you see a guy if you feel like he can't see outside of him. his eye, that's your shortcut, but he hasn't really had any focus in this fight now, neither fighter has gone down, he's been shaking a couple of times without anything major and Marquez is winning every round again in reality, that could be. one of Diaz's best friends, but he certainly didn't win the round and he can't win the fight without a knockout. It's very entertaining because if you love boxing you're watching a master boxer against a very tough guy and that's what Professional boxing is about Marquez wasn't going to accept the fact that Diaz was in the best shape of his life for the rematch and totally dominated him more than in the fight he won before, and you know what I've done to a guy the first time and you win the fight by going out like he did.

You have confidence when you enter. One thing we noticed between rounds. A good look into Marquez's eye. You can see a little, not much. Simply. He got caught from the top of his head and had his knees bent, but why doesn't Diaz jump on him? He has to know and Ronnie has to tell him that the only way to win is by knockout. Forget about double triple jabs. Stop casting Wild Wing correctly. your hands do everything you can and go to your left and hit him on the right side of his body where he can't see Wing in a moment of prayer, let's show you put your ears back, let him go, do you know if he was in a war with a guy and I'm about to die.

I'm not going to go down without doing everything I can do and then die. You don't throw a punch out of the Foxhole, right, that's right, General Petraeus, I hope. you have the guys there in Afghanistan under control and you eliminate the Taliban just like Márquez is eliminating Díaz. I like guys in the military. I salute you even if I outrank you. I still salute you around 11. Diaz has cut them a couple of times here, do you think Marquez has survived a bit here now? Do you think he has won the fight and is just being cautious?

I think he's a little tired. I think the pace is good for him. I'm going to give him that. and when he started the round I think he could see a little bit outside the eye, not much, but it wasn't completely closed and this is the round where Diaz finally got behind that area. This is Díaz's best round, but with 47-46 with 45 seconds left. is still in this round Juan Manuel can still win the round, he doesn't need it but he can win it, but Díaz is going to put his ears back and he's going, he's trying with Dave, he's trying, but he's going to take Joe well and he's a talent level can jump two talent levels and beat this guy and that's the point, he can't do it and time is not on his side.

I mean, this has a Paulie Malinashi beat, but you know something, Diaz seems stronger than Marquez, right? Now right now this is his best trip so Diaz finally recovers but it's the eleventh round that is his best round of the fight yeah let's see if he can execute it he's still a warrior but Marquez is a slightly larger. The urgency now you would think is with Diaz, but as my cousin shows the urgency and obviously you know it's the styles that make the fights, but when you look at the talent level, Paulie Malignaggi clearly outclasses Diaz in his second fight, this is a guy who can.

I can't get over Malignaggi. I mean, could you imagine Paul and Managi being able to beat Juan Manuel Márquez? These guys are on two different levels. Absolutely a good fighter has done a lot with his career, but this is an elite level, our fighter here in Marquez. Diaz will try to get a miracle KO again the difference here we are talking about a guy who will end up making a lot of money being a good lawyer in Houston and another guy who is destined for the Hall of Fame in Canastota that is the difference. in the skill of these two fighters Ed Brophy will be dusting off the trophy very soon for Juan Manuel four years out of five years after he retires, he will go to the Hall of Fame, that is the type of career and those little things have shown during the year 36. old man in this fight he has totally dominated the younger supposedly a bull is stronger than Márquez but not tonight this has been a critic of boxing and the pace has not slowed down one bit the crowd is really interested now with little more with one minute to go they feel like Marquez has retained the world lightweight championship, it hasn't been exactly what we expected and again I will say it was one of the best lopsided fights I've ever seen because every round was decently entertaining with no rounds, these guys They have established a turret rhythm, it is the 12th round and He slowed down a little here, but look at Juan Díaz, he still does not continue this fight unless he knocks him out and time is slipping away with every second.

This is professional boxing and it's all about paydays and both men have certainly earned their paydays today. Diaz is getting a big payday for this one and he deserves it because he came ready to fight and he entertained our audience and he entertained the crowd here and he surely entertained me and then Dave, I'm not going to talk to you, I thought it was a tremendous fight, although it was unbalanced, he also entertained me, we are all in it, he has retained the world lightweight championship, I don't even have to wait for the score of this one, Díaz is lost, Márquez defended his title, we will wait for him to score alone to make it official Mommy, I gave Díaz only one round in the entire fight according to the cards Jerry Roth 116-112 Glenn Trowbridge 118 110.

Patricia Morris Jarman 117 111 everything to the winner by unanimous decision and still world lightweight champion know