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Blog: Fourth time is a charm for Juan Manuel Marquez against Manny Pacquiao

Marquez gets his revenge with powerful right to knock out Pacquiao at the end of the sixth round

Updated Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012 | 10:21 p.m.

Juan Manuel Marquez won’t have to worry about this one going to the judges’ scorecards. This time, once and for all, Marquez took matters into his own hands against Manny Pacquiao. His right hand, actually. Marquez’s straight right at the 2:59 mark of the sixth round, one second before the round ended, knocked Pacquiao out cold to the canvas to give the 39-year-old Mexican Marquez revenge against his nemesis and the knockout victory. Marquez, after arguably winning the other three fights against Pacquiao dating back to 2004, won’t have to worry about those past disappointments after tonight. With one punch, ...

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  1. I knew it when I saw the side by side pic. So. Obvious someone was jui ed. Lol . Mayweather... u want some of marquez?

  2. It was bound to happen sooner or later....

  3. Steroids. Nuff said.

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