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 Last update:  8/17/2012       Read more by Jhonny Gonzalez         
   
Sergio Martinez Focused on Knocking Chavez Jr. Out
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By Jhonny Gonzalez

Sergio Martinez (49-2-2, 28KOs) is focused on securing a knockout victory when he faces unbeaten WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (46-0-1, 32KOs) on September 15th at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.

Martinez calls this contest the most important of his entire career. Chavez Jr. is a rising superstar in the sport and Martinez doesn't want to take any unecessary risks, such as allowing the judges to decide the outcome.

He plans to dictate the fight with a similar strategy that is similar to the one he used against Kelly Pavlik. The victory over Pavlik was a turning point in Martinez's career. He wants to put on a show for the fans in attendance and the viewing audience on HBO pay-per-view. 

"My physical and mental response [in training camp] is the best of my entire career. I plan to win this fight without the need of the [score] cards, that's for sure. I'm going to use similar tactics [that were used] in the fight with Pavlik," Martinez said

Tags: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr , Sergio Martinez , Chavez-Martinez , Chavez vs Martinez
 

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comment by Tobi.G, on 08-24-2012
[QUOTE=spsomething]a bit off topic, didnt the wbc have a new rule in place about weight. something like only 10% can get gained by fight night. that means chavez can only come in at 176. not a giant difference from his usual 180+, but it could be a factor if its true. didnt this go into effect in...

comment by pvj, on 08-19-2012
[QUOTE=sdcluser]First of all. Who's alt is this? Anyone in the forum want to take a stab at this? Had Martinez followed your advice, Williams would probably still be a champ. Btw, some say Chavez quit against Randall in 2nd fight. He could have continued.[/QUOTE] Shame on you, assumin...

comment by Frank Ducketts, on 08-19-2012
Don't BELIEVE in the fight talk. Take it in...slowly!

comment by torchemup, on 08-18-2012
Chavez goes down easy. Next Canelita wait no hes losing to Josesito

comment by spsomething, on 08-18-2012
a bit off topic, didnt the wbc have a new rule in place about weight. something like only 10% can get gained by fight night. that means chavez can only come in at 176. not a giant difference from his usual 180+, but it could be a factor if its true. didnt this go into effect in july or am i going...

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