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Ill see this fight kinda like Pernell/Chavez Snr.. Although both are far superior.. Martinez boxing skills, speed, plus his southpaw stance will create major problems for JCC Jr.. Plus Martinez has the power to score the KO.. Going with Martinez...

Great way to celebrate birthday with this event! War Martinez!!!!!

Martinez beats Chavez by tko. Hes gonna cut his face up so bad Roach or the commission will stop the fight.

You guys first mistake was comparing each of their last fights only.

Maquez Mathysse would be a better fight Marquez is a bigger draw than all 3, why would he be a co header? Lol

Even Macklin himself said the only reason he was doing well was his concerted effort to fight defensively. As soon as his hands dropped a little, he got dropped himself. Chavez doesn't have anywhere near the skills nor mentality to fight in a defensive mentality, he is a bully. Martinez grew up beating up on bullies, so you know that he is going to be in kill mode for this fight. Once Chavez realizes that Martinez won't just stand there, he will get frustrated and start clowning in the ring, playing to the crowd to downplay getting countered. He will then attempt to bum-rush Sergio and get caught and hurt badly. Take a look at my sig, Macklin had his hands up and got caught flush when he tried to throw the left hook......Chavez' favorite punch. It'll either be the jab tagging him once he starts to throw the left or the left coming right behind it while his face is wide open (due to his lack of defense). I know Chavez has a great chin which is why I think he won't care about getting tagged......until he starts getting tagged and his face starts to give way. You can't learn defense mid-fight, you can't pull a 180 from an offensive machine to a defensive wizard on the drop of a dime.

imo (post from another thread) I am one of the people that actually thinks Chavez Jr. is going to win and I'll explain why: Andy Lee doesn't = Martinez, but on the flipside Chavez Jr. doesn't = Mathew Macklin, and I have watched Martinez-Macklin very closely, and what I saw was vulnerablity on the part of Martinez when under pressure. He has an arrogant style, which is crowd pleasing and impressive the way he executes it, but he does get hit. Mathew Macklin was getting to Martinez, he marked up his face pretty good, and I remember very clearly having macklin actually ahead on the card up until the stoppage (Although I've only had 1 viewing). Chavez Jr. is a much bigger and much stronger version of Mackin, who is a monster body puncher, and is just physically overwhelming and Martinez isn't active enough to keep this type of aggressive fighter at bay, he seems to fight in outbursts or spurts. Chavez Jr. is obviously going to have a considerable size advantage, and the question becomes: How does Martinez deal with the pressure from a much bigger, much stronger, Chavez Jr? My best guess is that Martinez will not be able to handle this pressure. Macklin got to Sergio and even busted sergio up a bit and Macklin is much weaker than Chavez. One of the most critical advantages I forgot to mention about Chavez, is that he also has a strong chin. So add all that up: Chavez Physically Stronger Chavez Physically Bigger Chavez Granite Chin Chavez relentless pressure Chavez Body punching that Sergio isn't used to versus Martinez superior hand speed Martinez superior boxing ability Martinez superior reflexes = Martinez outboxing Chavez for about 6 or 7 rounds then being systematically broken down physically and mentally. Just my thoughts, I'm probably wrong tho.. I've got Chavez JR losing based on his inexperience with foes who give him angles. Much (if not all) Of Chavez JR former opponents stood in front of him and traded, this will NOT be the case in one of the most important fights of his career with more than just a formidable foe in Martinez. Couple this with Sergio being a south paw who also has decent foot-work and the faster hands. I respect your assessment nonetheless.

i think i heard they also having a soccer match where martinez n jr are the team captains

imo (post from another thread) I am one of the people that actually thinks Chavez Jr. is going to win and I'll explain why: Andy Lee doesn't = Martinez, but on the flipside Chavez Jr. doesn't = Mathew Macklin, and I have watched Martinez-Macklin very closely, and what I saw was vulnerablity on the part of Martinez when under pressure. He has an arrogant style, which is crowd pleasing and impressive the way he executes it, but he does get hit. Mathew Macklin was getting to Martinez, he marked up his face pretty good, and I remember very clearly having macklin actually ahead on the card up until the stoppage (Although I've only had 1 viewing). Chavez Jr. is a much bigger and much stronger version of Mackin, who is a monster body puncher, and is just physically overwhelming and Martinez isn't active enough to keep this type of aggressive fighter at bay, he seems to fight in outbursts or spurts. Chavez Jr. is obviously going to have a considerable size advantage, and the question becomes: How does Martinez deal with the pressure from a much bigger, much stronger, Chavez Jr? My best guess is that Martinez will not be able to handle this pressure. Macklin tgot to Sergio and even busted sergio up a bit and Macklin is much weaker than Chavez. One of the most critical advantages I forgot to mention about Chavez, is that he also has a strong chin. So add all that up: Chavez Physically Stronger Chavez Physically Bigger Chavez Granite Chin Chavez relentless pressure Chavez Body punching that Sergio isn't used to versus Martinez superior hand speed Martinez superior boxing ability Martinez superior reflexes = Martinez outboxing Chavez for about 6 or 7 rounds then being systematically broken down physically and mentally. Just my thoughts, I'm probably wrong tho.. Good post. I also think Jr will win for the exact same reasons you mentioned.

I'm Mexican but Martinez is going to full expose Chavez Jr. Can't wait. Maybe Arum can arrange another controversial decision...:burnup: imo (post from another thread) I am one of the people that actually thinks Chavez Jr. is going to win and I'll explain why: Andy Lee doesn't = Martinez, but on the flipside Chavez Jr. doesn't = Mathew Macklin, and I have watched Martinez-Macklin very closely, and what I saw was vulnerablity on the part of Martinez when under pressure. He has an arrogant style, which is crowd pleasing and impressive the way he executes it, but he does get hit. Mathew Macklin was getting to Martinez, he marked up his face pretty good, and I remember very clearly having macklin actually ahead on the card up until the stoppage (Although I've only had 1 viewing). Chavez Jr. is a much bigger and much stronger version of Mackin, who is a monster body puncher, and is just physically overwhelming and Martinez isn't active enough to keep this type of aggressive fighter at bay, he seems to fight in outbursts or spurts. Chavez Jr. is obviously going to have a considerable size advantage, and the question becomes: How does Martinez deal with the pressure from a much bigger, much stronger, Chavez Jr? My best guess is that Martinez will not be able to handle this pressure. Macklin got to Sergio and even busted sergio up a bit and Macklin is much weaker than Chavez. One of the most critical advantages I forgot to mention about Chavez, is that he also has a strong chin. So add all that up: Chavez Physically Stronger Chavez Physically Bigger Chavez Granite Chin Chavez relentless pressure Chavez Body punching that Sergio isn't used to versus Martinez superior hand speed Martinez superior boxing ability Martinez superior reflexes = Martinez outboxing Chavez for about 6 or 7 rounds then being systematically broken down physically and mentally. Just my thoughts, I'm probably wrong tho..

I'm Mexican but Martinez is going to full expose Chavez Jr. Can't wait. Maybe Arum can arrange another controversial decision...:burnup:

I'm Mexican but Martinez is going to full expose Chavez Jr. Can't wait.

In the presser they did mention that they want to put a great undercard on especially since it's PPV. Hopefully that's the case. Chavez said that "Argentina always beats us (Mexico) in soccer, but we beat you in boxing" and then he goes on to say "You've already been knocked out by a Mexican, why not make it two?" Yeah I know Top Rank is gonna go hard on the undercard for this event so they can outdo GBP, Canelo-Lopez, which I reckon wont be too difficult for them to pull off. The only incentive to watch Lopez-Canelo is that it's (reportedly) going to be on free network television, but even that isn't going to sway me away from Chavez Jr-Martinez. This fight is like 2 or 3 years in the making :boxing: