The stage for a third rematch between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez on November 12 is set.
Top Rank chief Bob Arum said Golden Boy Promotions didn’t match the 5 million offer he made to the 37-year-old Marquez following a meeting with Golden Boy’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Richard Schaefer in Los Angeles on Monday.
While Pacquiao hasn’t officially given the rematch a green-light, Arum is confident that the fighting congressman from Sarangani will agree to fight Marquez for the third time.
Meanwhile, Marquez says he knows how to beat Pacquiao. “You have to match his rhythm,” said Marquez in an interview with Examiner.com. “You have to match his speed with speed, and when he throws punches, you have to counter-punch with the same velocity.”
Marquez first fought Pacquiao back in 2004 which ended in a draw. They again fought in 2008 with Pacquiao barely escaping Marquez via a split-decision.
The stage for a third rematch between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez on November 12 is set.
Top Rank chief Bob Arum said Golden Boy Promotions didn’t match the 5 million offer he made to the 37-year-old Marquez following a meeting with Golden Boy’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Richard Schaefer in Los Angeles on Monday.
While Pacquiao hasn’t officially given the rematch a green-light, Arum is confident that the fighting congressman from Sarangani will agree to fight Marquez for the third time.
Meanwhile, Marquez says he knows how to beat Pacquiao. “You have to match his rhythm,” said Marquez in an interview with Examiner.com. “You have to match his speed with speed, and when he throws punches, you have to counter-punch with the same velocity.”
Marquez first fought Pacquiao back in 2004 which ended in a draw. They again fought in 2008 with Pacquiao barely escaping Marquez via a split-decision.
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