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  • Barrera Rolls Past Juarez, Pacquiao Next?

    LAS VEGAS – Marco Antonio Barrera did not put out a maximum effort in his first fight against Rocky Juarez, and he came away with a disputed decision. He felt bad and wanted another shot to prove that he was much better and that Juarez had no right to believe he was in Barrera’s league.

    Barrera didn’t expend much more effort in the rematch at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Saturday night. But this time he was more pleased with his 12-round unanimous decision, even though many in the crowd of 10,421 did not share his sentiment. As Barrera was on his way to retaining his World Boxing Council super featherweight title, boos rained down from the crowd at moments during the fight and some people even called Barrera a dog.

    “People came and paid their money and they came for entertainment,’’ Barrera said of the boo birds. “They can say what they want. But this is a sport where you are supposed to hit and not get hit.’’

    Barrera (63-4, 42 KOs) had that down to a science as he outclassed and confounded Juarez, who didn’t appear to learn anything from the first match. [details]

  • #2
    i hope pac wins again vs. morales. im eager to find out if barrera can still do this thing he calls boxing lessons? against pac, boxing lesson won't redeem his ugly-loss!

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    • #3
      here comes the nuthuggers to **** up the thread....


      Morales will beat Pacquiao again, similar to the first fight

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      • #4
        Originally posted by xcaret
        here comes the nuthuggers to **** up the thread....


        Morales will beat Pacquiao again, similar to the first fight
        are you talking to yourself? who's ****ing up the thread is the question i always ask when i see your post LOL!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
          Juarez, who didn’t appear to learn anything from the first match. [details]
          Sadly, so true.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by xcaret
            here comes the nuthuggers to **** up the thread....


            Morales will beat Pacquiao again, similar to the first fight
            Nuthuggers **** up the thread?? The thread is about Barrera beating Juarez and saying Pacquiao is next and u go **** it up and and go off topic and say Morales will beat pac again.. wtf is wrong with u

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            • #7
              Barrera should retire, Juarez has no substance and MAB couldn't put him to sleep..MAB is 32 or 33, so thats 38 years old in these light divisions, hang those gloves up. He ain't young and lively enough to hang with Paq..

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              • #8
                Originally posted by MaYaN_SuN
                Barrera should retire, Juarez has no substance and MAB couldn't put him to sleep..MAB is 32 or 33, so thats 38 years old in these light divisions, hang those gloves up. He ain't young and lively enough to hang with Paq..
                although i think pacman is the toughest fight out there for barrera, he needs to have this fight for his legacy, win or lose fans want to see this fight before he retires. a lot of people say barreras scared of pacman, he doesnt want to fight him, etc... so barrera needs to prove to his fans and more important ly to himself that he can beat pacman. even though barrera will be 33 years old by the time he fights pacman, he has preserved himself very well and has only had 2 hard fights/wars since hes loss to pacman in his 3rd fight with morales and his 1st fight with juarez. now pacman is a tremendous fighter and a fighter that will apply constant pressure and punching to any fighter and barrera needs to fight a very smart and perfect fight against pacman, and although pacman is younger than barrera dont think that his fights with morales and marquez will have aged him, he too has been in some recent wars.

                it would be a great fight and a perfect fight to end barreras career, win or lose

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                • #9
                  hmmm Im always doubtful on MAB's sincerity...

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                  • #10
                    ever since barrera lost to pac everytime he fights he says he wants to re-match pac .....this has being going on for 3 yrs. if he really wanted this fight it would of allready happened barerra is not getting any younger pac destroyed barerra in his prime and he knows he would not be able to fight at pac's pace.. .....i feel he just says this to keep his name outhere..

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