Juan Manuel Márquez

And so to just hear the banter back and forth.

And I love those guys like Juan Manuel Marquez.

Oh, man, dude, that hurt.

That hurt

Of course, Chavez is never gonna be topped.

Salvador Sanchez, Ruben Olivares, uh, Juan Manuel Marquez, Erik Morales.

I could go on and on with Mexican greats.

I think Canelo's on that list outside of Chavez.

Yeah.

We had similar experience, like, in Mexico City with, um, Juan Manuel Marquez, who's very well known there and, uh, a super famous Mexican boxer, et cetera.

So yeah, good, you know, really good times and, and, you know, a lot of these athletes too, they're good people.

So, so it's, uh, it's really a pleasure to work with them, you know, and, and to have a chance to really spend...

So yeah, I remember when Floyd retired after being Ricky Hyde.

And he waited about a good almost two years, I think, give or take, and then he fought Juan Manuel Marquez.

So I think that's kind of what we're going to see here with Javante Tank Davis.

What if there is some serious other issues? I know you guys are not the best of friends, but what advice would you have, somebody like yourself or somebody like Tank? What advice? Yeah, like to get out of this rut that people see him in.

It's about Nacho Beristain.

Coached Ricardo Lopez, Juan Manuel Marquez.

Did some work with Julio Cesar Chavez.

He's coached a lot of very, very good Mexican boxers.

But yeah, I mean, it's a rivalry that, that they you know they dominated the heavyweight division from the end of what from 49 to 52. they these two were the best two heavyweights at that time and now they do get forgotten as well at times you know you look at rocky and you look at joe lewis you forget about these four fights and it's definitely a fierce rivalry in the ring not so much outside of it

well one that's again of recent times is manny pacquiao and juan manuel marquez that is definitely A fierce rivalry.

That rivalry obviously spanned from the early 2000s to the early 10s with them having the four meetings between arguably two of the very best boxers of their era.

All of them fights were very, very, very competitive.

Manny

Pacquiao got knocked out by Juan Manuel Marquez.

But to

actually... still be that mean guy.

It sits there at number 10.

Juan Manuel Marquez versus El Terrible, Erik Morales.

Now, how these two never got it on is beyond us, especially when you think of the fights that they were both involved in during their careers.

I think, like, like us, you must be scratching your heads in disbelief about this one, because, you know, we had Morales versus Barrera three times, Morales versus Pacquiao three times, and Marquez versus Pacquiao four times, and Barrera versus Pacquiao twice, and Barrera versus Marquez once.