By Kevin Davis

 In Roger Mayweather's reign he was known as the Mexican Assassin, because of the way he would go into hostile territory and come out successful. It was a great ploy to anger the Mexican fans, to support any Mexican fighter fighting Mayweather no matter their skill level or record. The sales where through the roof for those fights, and business was good. Then one day they decided to fight the undefeated champion of all Mexico, Julio Cesar Chavez in an epic fight Mayweather was stopped, and in the rematch he quit on his stool and the assassin had been assassinated. 

  A decade later a new fighter would emerge to home the name the Mexican Assassin, Manny Pacquiao, after beating chamipons like Eric Morales and Marcos Antonio Barrera, his marketing team thought it would be a great idea to call him the Mexican Assassin. Using the same reasons as before, when it was used a decade earlier. Even though Manny pacquiao never liked this name, it didn't change the fact his team marketed the name as much as they could around the media. Juan Manuel Marquez never got that memo, when the first fight was called a draw, and then the second was a close fight in which it appeared that Marquez won, but they gave it to Pacquiao. No one would have thought a third fight was even possible, then after saturday night, where a 10-1 underdog, gave a boxing lesson of a lifetime to a lesser skilled fighter. Which opens a new argument,

HAS MANNY PACQUIAO EVER BEAT JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ?