Sergio Martinez weakness are BRAWLERS

[DARKSEID]

The only way to beat pacquiao is to fight him where he lives- in the adrenaline zone, to take the fight to him and beat him at it and catch him while he's raging. Like Marquez and Morales did.

If you pair him against a defensive fighter, then that just gives him more chances to attack, which is what he's gonna do- for 12 rounds.

[warp1432]

I seriously hope this is not based on the fact he lost to Margarito. Please tell me it isn't.

[IronDanHamza]

Williams is no brawler, he tries to fight defensively but fails miserably.

Oh man.

[IronDanHamza]

The only way to beat pacquiao is to fight him where he lives- in the adrenaline zone, to take the fight to him and beat him at it and catch him while he's raging. Like Marquez and Morales did.

If you pair him against a defensive fighter, then that just gives him more chances to attack, which is what he's gonna do- for 12 rounds.

Orrrrrrrrrrrrr it might be counterpunching?

[Larry the boss]

terrible thread..dude knows nothing bout martinez..hes fought every style and only has 1 questionable loss in the last decade

[Spray_resistant]

terrible thread..dude knows nothing bout martinez..hes fought every style and only has 1 questionable loss in the last decade

and shown the ability to adapt himself and fight using different styles.

[bojangles1987]

From a stylistic standpoint, TS has a point. Sergio is a boxer, so his chances of losing to another guy who moves and boxes are very low. A pressure fighter, if they are good enough, are what would give him the most trouble, like Williams in the first fight. Now Williams wasn't good enough to keep up with Sergio, as the rematch showed, but it somewhat proves the point.

Thing is, who is good enough to do that?

[Larry the boss]

and shown the ability to adapt himself and fight using different styles.

exactly...it shows alot of posters here arnt boxing fans at all..just **** riders who get threatened when other great fighters emerge..sickening

[Larry the boss]

From a stylistic standpoint, TS has a point. Sergio is a boxer, so his chances of losing to another guy who moves and boxes are very low. A pressure fighter, if they are good enough, are what would give him the most trouble, like Williams in the first fight. Now Williams wasn't good enough to keep up with Sergio, as the rematch showed, but it somewhat proves the point.

Thing is, who is good enough to do that?

how can he be right when you vant base it on anything??martinez has shown he can adapt...the williams fights proves how good he can adapt

[bojangles1987]

how can he be right when you vant base it on anything??martinez has shown he can adapt...the williams fights proves how good he can adapt

Williams wasn't good enough. The rematch proved that. I didn't say he was completely right, or that Sergio is weak against brawlers or pressure fighters, but just based on history and how styles typically match up a skilled pressure fighter would have a better chance of beating Sergio than someone who tries to fight the same way. That's why Williams was so successful in the first fight, despite the outcome of the second fight. Someone who fights like that has a far better chance of beating Sergio than someone like Dzinziruk who tries to box him.