Martinez REHEARSED the OVERHAND LEFT shot prior to the fight it wasn't a lucky shot

[Uturn]

That shot was practised in the gym prior to the fight. And why do I think that? Well watch the first round where Martinez deliberately starts throwing the overhand left on a couple of occasions. He kept throwing it everytime and even landed a big overhand left on one occasion before the knockout happened.

Martinez did say also say prior to the fight in an interview that it was 'lights out' for Paul, well he wasn't kidding us either...

So Martinez had Paul already figured out before the fight, this doesn't take a brain surgeon to work it out. Paul was oblivious to it, that is why he walked straight into it. This is to those who think it was a 'lucky shot', that shot was telegraphed before the fight.

[Bastian Loc]

People are saying it was a lucky shot????





smh......


morons.

[Uturn]

People are saying it was a lucky shot????





smh......


morons.

Yes. It wasn't a lucky shot, that shot was already put in place for Martinez to catch Williams.

[Deep Blue 1997]

That shot was practised in the gym prior to the fight. And why do I think that? Well watch the first round where Martinez deliberately starts throwing the overhand left on a couple of occasions. He kept throwing it everytime and even landed a big overhand left on one occasion before the knockout happened.

Martinez did say also say prior to the fight in an interview that it was 'lights out' for Paul, well he wasn't kidding us either...

So Martinez had Paul already figured out before the fight, this doesn't take a brain surgeon to work it out. Paul was oblivious to it, that is why he walked straight into it. This is to those who think it was a 'lucky shot', that shot was telegraphed before the fight.

yeah, of course it wasn't a lucky shot.

Martinez saw Pacquiao's patented "pacquiao punch" (as they call it in MMA) that he threw against Marquez, and copied it.

talk to spoon23 about it, he knows whats up

[p4p-champ]

It definitely wasn't a lucky shot. He was landing that left hook right from the start of the fight. Williams just didn't adjust and paid the price.

[Bastian Loc]

Yes. It wasn't a lucky shot, that shot was already put in place for Martinez to catch Williams.

Of course, it was the same punch he caught him with 100 times in the first fight.

Martinez had him dialed in for that punch and others. Nothing Williams can do against him but try and swamp him with ****** punches most of which can't land.

Which is why I consider the first fight an outright robbery.

Yes, a robbery.

[John Hue]

It was not a lucky shot. Paul Williams helped out and obliged by walking straight on to it and adding to the collision. It was just a perfectly executed and timed punch.

[Russian Crushin]

It wasnt a lucky shot

He kept landing it over and over in the fight and that was part of his game plan

The last one just put his lights out when the others couldnt

[Uturn]

It looked like Martinez just planned on putting more leverage on the overhand left this fight due to him having huge success in the first fight. Martinez put absolute every bit of power he had into that shot, he timed it perfectly. Like I said it was defiantly worked on in the gym prior to the fight....

[El 7 Mares V.2]

What a f ucking shot, just wow....