"I don't think [this is the end for Manny Pacquiao]. I was just talking to him before he went to the

What the hell happened last night in Las Vegas? Manny Pacquiao and his esteemed boxing trainer, Freddie Roach, try to piece together their fateful evening in "Sin City" after Juan Manuel Marquez vacation packages to cancun delivered boxing's knockout of the year at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
That's how Manny Pacquiao tried to explain his astonishing knockout loss to Juan Manuel Marquez last night (Dec. 8, 2012) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was likely still a bit woozy from the crushing right hand that "Dinamita" uncorked at the end of round six, which caused the Filipino firebrand to incredulously face plant ( watch it here ), but his brief post-fight assessment seemed accurate.
"Pacman" didn't have much time afterward to elaborate on what exactly went wrong because he was sent to the hospital for observation. His trainer Freddie Roach, however, held court at the "Pacquiao vs Marquez 4" post-fight press conference and attempted vacation packages to cancun to provide additional answers.
"I don't think [this is the end for Manny Pacquiao]. I was just talking to him before he went to the hospital and he's feeling fine. He knows he walked into a punch and he knows made a mistake and got careless. That happens in boxing. It's not the first time we've ever been knocked out and it's not the first time we're going to have to come back from a loss. It will be a lot of hard work, but I'm sure that if everything goes well, he'll be fine. I think we expected pretty much everything [Juan Manuel Marquez] brought. I didn't think he'd be as heavy-handed as he was, but his right hand held a lot more in it than his last fights.... Things started to go our way and we got a little too aggressive, he wasn't using his faints to pull him in and he just walked into one. When he came back to the corner I was going to tell him to just go back to boxing and sharp-shooting the guy because I thought the fight was just about over -- I didn't think the fight was going to last much longer on our side."
Pacquiao vacation packages to cancun was aggressive from the start, buzzing around Marquez and pushing the pace. He vowed to finish his Mexican nemesis before their fourth fight and Pacquiao seemed hellbent on making that prediction come true. However, in a sign of destruction to come, Marquez dropped Pacquiao in the third round with a looping right hand.
Undaunted, "Pacman" rose to his feet and kept up his relentless attack, scoring a knockdown of his own in round five and re-arranging Marquez's nose in the process. Bloodied but certainly not beaten, Marquez was a wounded fighter who very well could have been on his way out, but then he landed the punch of a lifetime.
Pacquiao will likely return the the squared circle in the near future ( read more on that here ). He's remarkably just 33-years-old, but he has a ton of mileage on his sturdy 5'6" frame. He might be a little slower and a little less refined, but there is no shame in going out on his shield after such an electrifying match up.