Marquez stepping on paquiao fight 6 times?

I personally don't think this is true. Maybe Marquez accidentally stepped on Pacquiao's foot. They are performing foot works when they are on the ring and stepping on your opponent's foot is not an impossible thing to happen. I really think Marquez is confident with his skills and abilities so I don't think he would play dirty. However, if this is true, then despite of all the speculations, Pacquiao deserves his win.

It was very clear in the video replays that it was a deliberate tactic of Marquez, a desperate act of a sore loser. He should be ashamed of using dirty tactics. he himself said that he is not a dirty fighter nevertheless what he did was plant a foot on Mexican boxing honor. We cannot blame him because if we were in his position, we do anything within our power to avoid getting pummeled or worse, die.

To all Marquez hater's, search in Youtube for Manny Pacquiao stepping on Marquez foot or even trippin him as well. Have some sense people, their natural styles, right guard vs southpaw may encounter that stteping issue along the fight, for BOTH sides. As for the fight, regardless of what the judges said, in the end this is what happened (Taken from www.boxing.com by journalist Adam berlin) QUOTE What about body language? Fighters are often not the best poker players when it comes to pain. How many times have we seen a boxer smile after he’s been rocked? It’s the easiest tell in the book. In this fight, Manny Pacquiao was not even smiling. His eyes were distracted. He couldn’t quite believe that he, the pound-for-pound king, the overwhelming favorite, the invincible Pac Man, was getting beaten. Sitting on his stool, Pacquiao looked like the loser. Bloody. Distracted. Tired. And it was clear that his corner was equally worried. Freddie Roach, usually a voice of reassurance and insightful strategy, was strangely quiet between rounds. For this fight, Pacquiao’s childhood friend Buboy Fernandez was yelling instructions, fearful that his best buddy was in serious trouble. Gone was the synergy of team Pacquiao. Gone was the supreme confidence. So gone that there was no plan B, no sage advice offered to the fighter who has won so easily over recent years—a defeated-looking Pacquiao sat in a defeated-acting corner, practically sulking. Lie as they might after the fight, Team Pacquiao knew the truth during those minutes of rest. And when the camera panned to Pacquiao’s wife, Jinkee, the tears in her eyes came from pain, not joy. ENDQUOTE Period.