Comments Thread For: Fernando Martinez Punishes Jerwin Ancajas, Wins Decision To Capture IBF TItle

[Dean_Razorback]

why is it that the momment a fighter losses he was never good to begin with? lol

i'm not gonna argue or say that martinez is the best in the division (he isn´t) just gonna enjoy the victory and hope for a good run in the US.

vamos pumita!!

[cycro369]

Ancajas was not a fantastic champion. He never once defended his title against a quality opponent.

Good or not good he was a champion and that fight was no ordinary give the man some credit. Of course we will see if can bounce back after that.

[chico malo ali]

Cherry pick gone wrong! Glad to see unknown Martinez whoop Ancajas azz

[famicommander]

Undefeated for almost a decade with 9 defenses of a world title? Sounds fantastic to me. He was pretty impressive in losing tonight.

He defended his title against terrible opposition and got handed 2 gift decisions (one win and one draw) in that span. It's easy to rack up title defenses when you're facing guys that never sniffed the TBRB or Ring Magazine top 10 at any point in their entire careers.

[famicommander]

why is it that the momment a fighter losses he was never good to begin with? lol

i'm not gonna argue or say that martinez is the best in the division (he isn´t) just gonna enjoy the victory and hope for a good run in the US.

vamos pumita!!

Ancajas was one of the weakest champions in boxing and many of us have been saying it for several years. He defended his belt against poor opposition and still had to be bailed out with bogus decisions more than once.

That isn't an indictment of Martinez. He can only beat the guy they put across from him. But Ancajas is not good, and was never good, and beating him doesn't make Martinez some world-beater. There's a reason Ancajas avoided the top guys in the division his whole career.

[jbdmusic]

Good run for Ancajas. Hopefully he's OK and will bounce back. Took way too many shots to the head.

[just the facts]

He defended his title against terrible opposition and got handed 2 gift decisions (one win and one draw) in that span. It's easy to rack up title defenses when you're facing guys that never sniffed the TBRB or Ring Magazine top 10 at any point in their entire careers.

So who were the loss and draw you’re referring to?

[famicommander]

So who were the loss and draw you’re referring to?

Alejandro Santiago and Jonathan Javier Rodriguez. Both beat Ancajas 7-5 and got a loss and a draw, respectively.

[just the facts]

Alejandro Santiago and Jonathan Javier Rodriguez. Both beat Ancajas 7-5 and got a loss and a draw, respectively.

I didn’t see the Santiago fight, so I can’t comment but I did see the Rodríguez fight and it was competitive but I realistically can’t see where you could have Rodríguez winning. It just didn’t happen that way.......

[Slip jab]

He defended his title against terrible opposition and got handed 2 gift decisions (one win and one draw) in that span. It's easy to rack up title defenses when you're facing guys that never sniffed the TBRB or Ring Magazine top 10 at any point in their entire careers.

This guy obviously, definitely knows the game. Especially how "easy" it can get racking up defenses. Why I come to bscene, to encounter real experts. Jerwin DKSAB