Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez 

The third time has not been the charm for Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez. These two fighters have been enticing the boxing universe since they first fought eight years ago. Then the fight ended in a draw. The next two times Pacquiao won by split and sometimes controversial decision, thus comes the fourth fight and the third rematch on December 8, 2012 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Marquez tickets for this fight are going to epic, as, despite apparent domination by the younger Pacquaio, the matches have been incredibly close and are only getting closer since Pacquaio first cleared up the initial tie.

Pacquiao enters the fight at the age of 33 and perhaps as the best-known boxer in the world. He has been accused of dodging a fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr., and has certainly received a great deal of doubt over his legacy as the fight never materialized. Then this fourth matchup emerges, pitting the great technical boxer and his Mexican nemesis, a powerful puncher. This is going to be another great fight and will repair the damage down in the media and as boxing fans around the world have openly questioned his number two ranking on the Ring Magazine’s Pound for Pound chart and 54-4-2 record

Opposite him is 38-year-old Juan Manuel Marquez. Marquez is actually quite openly mulling retirement. However, he seems only willing to go out on top. This means seeking amends for his previous losses, of which has a mere six in 61 total fights. Dinamita is determined to knock out Pac-Man, forcing the nickname the Mexicutioner to be forgotten and leading quite perfectly into life on  permanently on the outside of the ring.

The tale of the tape has Pacquiao at 5-foot-6 and one half and a southpaw. Marquez is an orthodox fighter swinging from the right side at 5-foot-7. Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Marquez IV puts the welterweight title on the line and is going to put huge numbers for the organizers. The MGM Grand Garden Arene will have every one of the 16,800 seats filled with fight fans willing to not find Pacquiao-Marquez tickets, but to book an entire Vegas trip over the weekend.

Source: VegasTickets.Com