Who Do You Rate As The Better Fighter Sergio Martinez Or Andre Ward?
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you get him out of his hometown enviroment with a reff like Kenny Bayless in there and the holding stops BIG TIME...He is limited with the use of his head and we see what skills he has other than holding and hitting, butting and pushing off...LeftyComment
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A gold medal, big deal, he hasn't done anything except beat an off-night Kessler so far in his career, he ain't that young anymore, he's almost 26 and he's been fighting tomato cans up to Kessler. I don't see how much more improvement he's gonna have, I guess we can leave this discussion after the tournament ends.Comment
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Your argument is based off pure opinion. Literally every point you made was your own opinion. How do I argue that?A gold medal, big deal, he hasn't done anything except beat an off-night Kessler so far in his career, he ain't that young anymore, he's almost 26 and he's been fighting tomato cans up to Kessler. I don't see how much more improvement he's gonna have, I guess we can leave this discussion after the tournament ends.
I base my arguments on facts.Comment
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You're blinded by your bias.A gold medal, big deal, he hasn't done anything except beat an off-night Kessler so far in his career, he ain't that young anymore, he's almost 26 and he's been fighting tomato cans up to Kessler. I don't see how much more improvement he's gonna have, I guess we can leave this discussion after the tournament ends.
Ward is five years into his professional career and he just beat the #1 fighter in his division and won his first world title.
When Martinez was five years into his pro career he was fighting club fighters in Spain. Yet now, six years later, Martinez is a titlist and arguably just beat one of the top p4p fighters in the world.
If Martinez can accomplish what he has in the second half of his career, how can you say that Ward doesn't have an equal or greater upside, given how his career has progressed compared to Martinez' early years. Ward could easily be a top p4p fighter in two or three years time, much less 12 years into his career, where Martinez currently is.Comment
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