By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: Juan Manuel Marquez is set to fight Timothy Bradley at the Thomas and Mack Center on the tentative date of October 12, 2013. The Mexican warrior has recently knocked out Manny Pacquiao, but claims he has moved on from Pacquiao and has no plans of fighting his Filipino rival ever again.
According to a recent statement by Juan Manuel Marquez, no money can replace the feeling of knocking out Pacquiao. However, should this be the words of someone who has really moved on? The statement was unwarranted and unsolicited, and it is now obvious that JMM has an ulterior motive for throwing a verbal jab at Pacquiao (who has been silently performing political duties in the Philippine).
By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: For the past few years, Floyd Mayweather Jr. has spent a considerable amount of energy trying to distance himself from Manny Pacquiao. It is not unusual for boxing fans to see Mayweather on TV shows and interviews, putting up long explanations and arguments on why he doesn’t need Pacquiao, how he is better than Pacquiao, and why he is the best pound for pound boxer and NOT Pacquiao.
By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: Top Rank officially announced the return date for boxing sensation Manny Pacquiao. The 8 division titlist will fight on November 24, 2013 (November 23 in the U.S) against puncher slugger Brandon Rios in Macau, China. 
By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: Many boxing fans in America and Europe are not aware that it was a fellow Filipino who first registered a one-punch KO loss for Manny Pacquiao. This happened in 1996, long before Pacquiao and Marquez fought for the first time. The name of the man who KO’ed the then undefeated Pacquiao was Rustico Torrecampo from the Philippines.
By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: Manny Pacquiao, the recently overthrown pound for pound king, has repeatedly indicated that he wanted to fight at the Venetian Hotel in Macau, or any other venue in Singapore for his comeback. The reason behind the decision is the taxes – Pacquiao wanted to steer clear of the taxes that the US government deducts from foreign fighters.
By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: Many of those in Team Pacquiao, as well as those in the eight division world champion’s fan base, think that their hero is “sidelined” by Juan Manuel Marquez and Timothy Bradley when they decided to fight each other instead of the Filipino star. 
By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: After living through a dark time of his career following a controversial win over Manny Pacquiao, WBO welterweight champion Timothy Bradley (30-0) is now riding through imminent stardom after reportedly securing a fight agreement with Mexico’s Juan Manuel Marquez. The details are not yet official, but the two Pacquiao conquerors are expected to battle it out in the Thomas and Mack arena sometime in September 2013.
By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: Manny Pacquiao (55-5-1), arguably the best pound for pound boxing superstar prior to two recent heartbreaking defeats, has enough reasons to call it quits with his current promotional stable – Top Rank Promotions.
By Miguel Alejandro Lopez: It has been said that “success does certain things to people”, and that is true of Juan Manuel Marquez (55-6-1), who has recently won a convincing victory over Manny Pacquiao (55-5-1) last December 2012. The prized Mexican fighter, over the past few months, has been cited addressing the media and reporters with a different attitude — that of an inflated ego and acting pretty much like a primadonna big shot.
When Manny Pacquiao (55-5-1) was KOed by Juan Manuel Marquez in the sixth round of their fight last December 8, 2012, and many were led to believe that the Pacman has nothing left up his sleeve to fight again the future. But watching the fight objectively, it is difficult to say that the eight time world champion’s career is over.