Watch For Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez, “Number One/Numero Uno: Mayweather vs Marquez” was originally slated on July 18, 2009. It was postponed because Mayweather sustained a rib injury while training, but now it was finalized til September 19, 2009 at MGM Grand Arena. The Nevada State Athletic Commission appointed and named the three judges and referee who will handle the September 19, 2009 clash between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and boxing’s #2 ranked pound for pound fighter Juan Manuel Marquez. Veteran referee Tony Weeks has been assigned to be the third man in charge while judges Burt Clements (NV), Dave Moretti (NV) and William Lerch (Ill) get the call to officiate the 12-round welterweight bout.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez, the countdown is on! With a little over five weeks remaining before the highly anticipated ‘Number One/Numero Uno’ mega-fight between six-time world champion in five weight divisions Floyd Mayweather and five-time world champion in three weight divisions Juan Manuel Marquez, media members will be given an opportunity to hear from the fighters, trainers and several special guests during a series of international media conference calls. Mayweather vs. Marquez is scheduled to take place Saturday, September 19 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be broadcast live on HBO Pay-Per-View®.
The Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez pay-per-view telecast, beginning at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, has a suggested retail price of $49.95, will be producedand distributed by HBO Pay-Per-View® and will be available to more than 71 million pay-per-view homes. The telecast will be available in HD-TV for those viewers who can receive HD. HBO Pay-Per-View®, a division of Home Box Office, Inc., is the leading supplier of event programming to the pay-per-view industry.
Mayweather Jr vs Marquez - Numero Uno
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez, the HBO Pay-Per-View fight which known as “Number One / Numero Uno” originally was scheduled last July 18, 2009… but as Mayweather had his training, he suffered a rib injury which forced the postponement of the said match. The fight will now rescheduled in the conjunction with the Mexican Independence Day which traditionally a huge boxing weekend. FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR. VS JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ
On Mayweather Jr. vs Marquez, Mayweather said “I am relieved to be cleared to fight as I was already lookings forward to getting back into the ring”, Mayweather’s opponent which he able to defeat by TKO was Engleand’s Ricky Hatton which was also beaten by Pacquiao last May 2, 2009 by TKO in 2nd round ONLY. Mayweather Jr. also added "When I get back into the ring, I plan to show my fans what they've been missing these past 18 months. I will destroy Marquez and reclaim my rightful place as boxing's pound-for-pound king all in one night."”
Meanwhile, Marquez who was a 5-time world champion in 3 weight classes also tries to insert his name into the pound-for-pound debate… but was also beaten by Pacquiao twice. Marquez said "I am glad Mayweather has been cleared to fight and we can get down to business," Marquez said. "My win will be for all the people and entire country of Mexico. I am sure of victory."
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez - September 19, 2009
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Its Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez. This is a comeback fight after years Mayweather Jr. had announced his retirement. Obvious reason here is that Mayweather Jr. tried to claim back his crown as the best pound-for-pound boxer ever and so Juan Manuel Marquez will be the first to taste this comeback. Mayweather Jr. believes that he is still the king of the ring and wants to prove it once again, its not Manny Pacquiao... its still him. But Mayweather Jr. must defeat Juan Manuel Marquez first and that would be on September 19, 2009 at MGM Grand Arena.
Juan Manuel Marquez is not just one easy fighter to defeat, even Manny Pacquiao had the hard time beating this Mexican boxer. Juan Manuel Marquez will surely give Mayweather Jr. a good fight, provided his age will not affect much his speed just like what we used to see him. Orthodox stance as a weapon will be enough for Mayweather Jr.
As for Mayweather Jr., he had a wholesome record before he announced his retirement. Just as a basis for a tough fighter to beat. The question for Mayweather Jr. is that Is he still that wholesome fighter inside the ring still? After for some quiet of time being away from the ring, it is natural for people to raise such question… but the answer depend on how hard Mayweather Jr. work out on his training as a preparation for this fight. Its just like Jordan going back (1st comedback) from baseball to basketball.
The real deal here is… if you want to see a fight of the century which is “Pacquiao vs Mayweather Jr.” you must be thinking of Mayweather Jr. hopefully wins against Marquez. But if Marquez defeat Mayweather (as most people says its impossible, yet anythings possible) well what would be next then? Let’s just wait till September 19… Remember… there was still a closed deal fight between Pacquiao vs Cotto on November.
