Mayweather vs Marquez Winner Results

Written on September 20, 2009 – 1:49 pm | by admin | | Tags: mayweather vs marquez, mayweather vs marquez fight, mayweather vs marquez play by play, mayweather vs marquez results, mayweather vs marquez round by round, mayweather vs marquez video

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At last, Floyd “Money” Mayweather (40-0, 25 KOs) coming back from a 21-month layoff, multi-division world champion took a one-sided twelve round unanimous decision over Juan Manuel Marquez (50-5-1, 37 KOs) in a welterweight clash dubbed as “Number One/Numero Uno“ on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The bigger, quicker Mayweather dropped Marquez in round two with a left hook and pretty much had his way the entire twelve rounds. Scores were 118-109, 120-107, 119-108 for Mayweather won.

Here is Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Juan Manuel Marquez Play by Play:

Round 1
Mayweather is definitely the bigger man and so far, he has a decided speed advantage. Marquez didn’t bull rush him and set the tone and so far, it’s right in Floyd’s comfort zone. Even when they clinch, Floyd is keeping him at bay. Marquez backed him against the ropes and threw a hook, but it was blocked.

Round 2
Marquez landed the best shot of the night with an overhand right, but Floyd just smiled. Mayweather then immediately put him on the ground with a flash knockdown. It was between an uppercut and a hook. He then landed a few big counter shots.

Round 3
Nothing much to the round, but Floyd definitely sees something in the left hook. He’s digging it. Marquez seems afraid to throw his right hand because every time he throws it, Floyd counters with a big shot.

Round 4
Marquez threw a nice combination against the ropes, but Mayweather smiled again. He wants Marquez to throw the right hand because he immediately throws a left. Marquez has a cut over his right eye from Mayweather’s jab. Floyd landed the jab at will in the round and he’s up 4-0.

Round 5
Probably the closest round thus far, but Marquez isn’t hitting Mayweather often. He pressured him much better in the round, but Floyd’s defense was outstanding. Mayweather still landed the more clean shots.

Round 6
He made Marquez look very old that round. He started to throw lead rights and just missed an uppercut. Marquez is now bleeding from the nose too. That was a very easy round for Floyd.

Round 7
Marquez landed a decent combination against the ropes and the crowd got into it for a second. Another Mayweather round, and defensively, he looked really good that round. He threw a lead right that missed and Marquez threw two shots nowhere near him.

Round 8
Floyd was taunting him near the end of the round and asking him to throw more punches. Marquez has to be frustrated. Floyd has a counter to everything Marquez has.

Round 9
Mayweather just picked him apart the entire round. He threw a three punch combination and hit Marquez in the face with all three punches. Marquez followed up with more than five punches of his own and they were all blocked. He has to be frustrated. Other than the knockdown, this was the most one-sided round.

Round 10
Floyd outlanded Marquez something like 10-1 in this round. That’s all you really need to say.

Round 11
That was another terribly one-sided round. Floyd outlanded him 41-5 and landed his punches at an over 60% clip. It seems that he could put him out if he wanted, but it’s not really his game.

Round 12
Mayweather has pitched an absolute shutout. He looked like he wanted the knockout, but Marquez didn’t throw any crazy shots for him to counter. Marquez definitely looked upset after the fight.

The undercard results:

- Chris John won a twelve round unanimous decision over Rocky Juarez.
- Michael Katsidis pressured Vicente Escobedo for twelve rounds to claim win.
- Cornelius Lock impressively kayoed previously unbeaten Orlando Cruz in round five.
- Said Ouali demolished Francisco Rios via TKO at 1:27 in the second.
- Erislandy Lara scored a first round KO over veteran Jose Varela.
- Jessie Vargas defeated Raul Tovar via six round unanimous decision.
- Mike Perez defeated Richard Ellis via unanimous decision.
- Dion Savage TKO’d Loren Myers at :22 in the fourth round.