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By Jake Donovan - Whether or not Christopher Martin goes on to become Prospect of the Year in a couple of weeks remains to be seen. Regardless of what happens, the San Diego-based junior featherweight became one of the more surprising stories of 2010.
Appearing in front of a televised audience for his fourth straight fight, Martin impressed his hometown fans with an eight-round decision win over divisional steppingstone Yogli Herrera in their chief support bout at the Four Points Sheraton in San Diego, California.
Martin was in control throughout the bout, as is expected to be the case when a rising young prospect faces an opponent riding a ten-fight losing streak dating back more than two years.
The action wasn’t overwhelming – to say he pleased the crowd is an indication of how much his fans adore him. But in the end, it was enough to get the job done with plenty of room to spare. [Click Here To Read More]
Appearing in front of a televised audience for his fourth straight fight, Martin impressed his hometown fans with an eight-round decision win over divisional steppingstone Yogli Herrera in their chief support bout at the Four Points Sheraton in San Diego, California.
Martin was in control throughout the bout, as is expected to be the case when a rising young prospect faces an opponent riding a ten-fight losing streak dating back more than two years.
The action wasn’t overwhelming – to say he pleased the crowd is an indication of how much his fans adore him. But in the end, it was enough to get the job done with plenty of room to spare. [Click Here To Read More]
good for christopher and cong**** on his currents success. the guy is cool met him before he fought and beat chris avalos
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