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Sergio Martinez v Antonio Margarito II who wins
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Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View PostCould Martinez avenge the stoppage loss to Margarito if they was to meet at 160lbs in a rematch...
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Originally posted by BigStereotype View PostAt this point, Martinez DESTROYS Margarito. Probably (probably) not a stoppage, but an embarrassing thrashing for Margarito. He's too slow to be representative against Martinez this time. Also, keep in mind that Martinez hits a lot harder than Pacquiao. Pacquiao hits really hard...for a little guy. Martinez has legitimate middleweight power.
A fight between Martinez and Margarito would be nothing like Margarito/Pac.
Pac and Martinez are very different fighters and despite the HUGE difference in speed, Margarito went 12 rounds and absorbed an insane amount of punches, more punches than he would take from Martinez.
I do think Martinez can beat him as I believe Margarito is shot but this is still a very tough fight for Sergio because of his style. He's going to get hit and Margarito can still throw bombs. He has one of the hardest body punches in the game, even today.
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Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Postsome remarkable comments here..
Cotto, Clottey & Margarito all said Pacquiao is the hardest puncher they have ever faced as well as the greatest boxer they have ever been in with, add to that the fact that Pacquiao has improved with every performance under Freddie Roach then i simply cannot see were your comments are coming from.. Pacquiao is still improving and would be a huge favorite to beat Martinez should they ever meet.
Margarito is one tough hombre and i would take him to defeat Martinez if they ever fought a rematch. Margarito got plenty of his punches home against Pacquiao and i dont feel Martinez is anywhere near as tough as Pacquiao so would fold again under Margarito's onslaught.
Who has he laid out since leaving 140? Power is not something I associate with Pacquiao, as much as I do speed and accumulation of punches. He doesn't hit you once and put you on your back like Vargas, Oscar, Trinidad, Margarito, Mosley, etc. have been able to do in their careers in big fights.
Who is the last guy Pacquiao has knocked down since leaving 140? We'll ignore the fact that he's come into the ring between 144-148 since he was fighting at 135....
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Originally posted by CarlosG815 View PostSonny since coming up from 140 when has Pacquiao shown the one punch KO power than Martinez showed in the second round against Williams? Pacquiao is explosive and throws a lot of punches, bleeding his opponents out slowly but I don't think he hits as hard as you think.
Who has he laid out since leaving 140? Power is not something I associate with Pacquiao, as much as I do speed and accumulation of punches. He doesn't hit you once and put you on your back like Vargas, Oscar, Trinidad, Margarito, Mosley, etc. have been able to do in their careers in big fights.
Who is the last guy Pacquiao has knocked down since leaving 140? We'll ignore the fact that he's come into the ring between 144-148 since he was fighting at 135....
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Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Postsome remarkable comments here..
Cotto, Clottey & Margarito all said Pacquiao is the hardest puncher they have ever faced as well as the greatest boxer they have ever been in with, add to that the fact that Pacquiao has improved with every performance under Freddie Roach then i simply cannot see were your comments are coming from.. Pacquiao is still improving and would be a huge favorite to beat Martinez should they ever meet.
Margarito is one tough hombre and i would take him to defeat Martinez if they ever fought a rematch. Margarito got plenty of his punches home against Pacquiao and i dont feel Martinez is anywhere near as tough as Pacquiao so would fold again under Margarito's onslaught.
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Originally posted by Holtol View PostI don't think Martinez has a power advantage over Pacquiao. The Williams fight was just one fight, Martinez has not shown himself to be a big puncher at middle weight or lighter. He teed off on Pavlik for 4 rounds and did not come close to knocking him out. I would not say he even has power like Jermain Taylor who was no huge puncher.
And the one punch KO against Paul Williams may have just been "one fight" but it was "Paul Williams." Paul Williams was a top 3 p4p guy and Martinez knocked him out cold, something nobody has ever done, and Paul is still in his prime.
Pacquiao even at lower weights wasn't knocking anybody out while they were prime and at the top of their game. Oscar and Hatton were both flunks and bums. Cotto was a good win but I don't think he is all that good and he has been brutally KO'd before. That stoppage came after a long fight and Cotto was winded yet made it to the 11th or 12th round, without going down.
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Originally posted by CarlosG815 View PostSonny since coming up from 140 when has Pacquiao shown the one punch KO power than Martinez showed in the second round against Williams? Pacquiao is explosive and throws a lot of punches, bleeding his opponents out slowly but I don't think he hits as hard as you think.
Who has he laid out since leaving 140? Power is not something I associate with Pacquiao, as much as I do speed and accumulation of punches. He doesn't hit you once and put you on your back like Vargas, Oscar, Trinidad, Margarito, Mosley, etc. have been able to do in their careers in big fights.
Who is the last guy Pacquiao has knocked down since leaving 140? We'll ignore the fact that he's come into the ring between 144-148 since he was fighting at 135....
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