Martinez-Williams II Will Not Be Next
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Any of those fights will be fine with me.The obvious choice, if there is no Pavlik rematch, is for Martinez to go after a rematch with Paul Williams, who eked out a majority decision against him in December in a superb action fight. A rematch loomed as a big fight immediately after the first one. Now that Martinez is middleweight champ, it's even bigger. That said, DiBella said he has already talked to Williams' adviser, Al Haymon, and they agreed that while there should be a rematch eventually, "it ain't next. I can promise you that," DiBella said. http://espn.go.com/sports/boxing/blo...z-many-options
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Which is more farfetched? Martinez being the quickest 154lber ever or Paul Williams cleaning out 4 divisions?The point was that Martinez is getting more hype than Paul Williams right now. I stand by that. I don't duck anything, unlike you. Has Williams been hyped in the past? Sure. Have I ever seen anybody say he's the best in history at nay particular anything? No I haven't. With Martinez? Yes.Comment
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The issue was speed. Not ability. Not Number of fights. Not Accomplishments. Comprehend? Nice job trying to divert the issue for about the third time. And I don't care who you rate as the fastest.Comment
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No one rates Roy as a JMW in anything, not ability, not speed, ANYTHING.
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Show any credible sources that definitively said that Williams would clean out and dominate 4 divisions. Boxing scene fans don't count. . I can already show you two respected sources that claimed Martinez is the fastest 154 pound fighter ever. I'll wait.Comment
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LOL....I cant be arsed splitting hairs anymore. Williams was more hyped in my opinion, Martinez in yours. When you talk about hype, you usually gauge responses from boxing fans and that was the hype surrounding Williams. I honestly dont care enough about this to get "credible sources". Show yours if you wish.Comment
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