By Chris Williams: You can say Juan Manuel Marquez’s KO of Manny Pacquiao may end up costing the Filipino star huge money by keeping him out of the ring until September. Normally Pacquiao fights twice a year, but his promoter Bob Arum couldn’t find a venue for the April fight that Pacquiao wanted in order to fight.
The official reason for Pacquiao not fighting in April isn’t due to him having been knocked out. The reason is Arum couldn’t find a venue and an opponent that would bring him the kind of money that he’s used to getting in his fights.
By Chris Williams: Freddie Roach, the trainer for the recently KO’d Manny Pacquiao, says he’s going to be monitoring the Filipino closely in his next training camp to see if he’s suffering the after effects from his 6th round knockout at the hands of Juan Manuel Marquez last December.
By Chris Williams: Bob Arum is meeting Juan Manuel Marquez for dinner tomorrow night to try and talk the Mexican warrior into taking a fifth fight with Manny Pacquiao in September. Arum envisions the fight bringing in huge pay-per-view and gate sales, and he’s anxious to get the 39-year-old Marquez to agree to the fight as quickly as he can.
By Manuel Perez: WBC president Jose Sulaiman is advising that the 39-year-old Juan Manuel Marquez (55-6-1, 40 KO’s) should be tempted by an offer for fifth fight against the younger 34-year-old Manny Pacquiao, and instead should choose to retire.
By Chris Williams: Bob Arum of Top Rank had better start looking for alternative opponent for his fighter Manny Pacquiao to face in September because Marquez told ESPN this week he’s not going to fight Pacquiao again. He’s already fought him four times, and his KO of Pacquiao in their fourth fight last December finished their series.
By Chris Williams: Bob Arum of Top Rank and Manny Pacquiao are interested in taking their next fight with Juan Manuel Marquez outside of the United States to Asia in order to avoid paying high U.S taxes on the pay per view money that comes from the American boxing fans. Arum says it’s 39%, and he wants to stage Pacquiao’s next fight in Macau, which is a region in China.
By Chris Williams: Top Rank promoter Bob Arum has gotten his way with Manny Pacquiao no longer looking to slip in an April tune-up fight to get ready for a potential rematch against his conqueror Juan Manuel Marquez in September. Presumably, Arum couldn’t find anything for Pacquiao in any of the Asian countries that would bring him the kind of cash that he’s been getting for the past couple of years, so Arum abandoned the effort.
By Omar Torres: Yahoo! sports reports that Manny Pacquiao prefers to have his fifth fight against Juan Manuel Marquez to take place at the off shore Chinese gambling resort of Macau in China. Michael Koncz told Yahoo! Sports, the 39.6 percent tax rate Pacquiao would face if he were to fight in the U.S. makes a Las Vegas “a no go.”
By Imtiaz Ahmed: There is only one answer to this question and that is NO, this is because Juan Manuel Marquez has nothing left to prove, he may as well retire now. The only sensible reason as to why Marquez kept fighting was to avenge his losses against Manny Pacquiao, now that he has done that he can retire with his legacy that he has left behind. 
By Chris Williams: Manny Pacquiao doesn’t like the idea of having a huge portion of the money he makes for his fights to be taken by the United States government in the form of taxes. With Pacquiao making millions of dollars from American boxing fans on pay per view, he reportedly loses 39.6 percent of that from taxes. To avoid that, Pacquiao wants his next fight, which possibly could be against Juan Manuel Marquez, to take place in one of the Asian countries.