No, the Barrera-Marquez match is a bastard child that has grown out of all the things that are wrong with boxing and it’s going to happen in 2007 because Barrera-Pacquiao probably isn’t.

Prior to his long-awaited showdown vs. Juan Manuel Marquez, Marco Antonio Barrera was asked where he rated himself among the greatest Mexican fighters. He placed himself fifth, behind Salvador ...

A rematch between Marco Antonio Barrera and Manny Pacquiao would've been nice, but Juan Manuel Marquez in place of Pacquiao results in a March 17 bout that's no slouch, either, Dan Rafael writes.

Marquez got the best of it, ran to his corner and stood on the ropes, raising his arms. Barrera reacted to the decision by shrugging his shoulders. “Those were bad judges,” Barrera said.

Barrera wants to beat Marquez and one final opponent -- probably the man who battered him in 2003, Manny Pacquiao -- to clinch his spot among Mexico’s greats.

Juan Manuel Marquez won the World Boxing Council super featherweight championship with a hard-fought unanimous decision over fellow Mexican Marco Antonio Barrera in Las Vegas on Saturday.

Marquez unanimously outpointed Barrera, taking Barrera’s World Boxing Council 130-pound belt Saturday night in Las Vegas. Two judges scored it 116-111 for Marquez and the third gave it to him ...

Marco Antonio Barrera and Juan Manuel Marquez are finally going to meet in the ring. Barrera and Marquez will fight Saturday night for Barrera's WBC 130-pound belt.

LAS VEGAS -- Juan Manuel Marquez is overshadowed no more. For years, Marquez played third fiddle to Mexican superstars Marco Antonio Barrera and Erik Morales. Even in his own family, he was second ...

Marquez dethroned Barrera via questionable decision in March. Juarez said he has since matured and developed sufficiently to defeat his conqueror's conqueror. Article continues below this ad ...