Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs Sergio Martinez Post Fight Discussion thread

[Someone88]

That was an excellent Fight Chavez Jr came strong in the last round but Martinez was just too dominant great win for him!

[Johnny Dough]

Sergio brutally destroyed the urban legend

[ILLuminato]

watch the fight and tell me you think Martinez would be able to hurt Floyd...

Jr is one of the slowest fighters in boxing history.

Yet he managed to knock martinez down, marking sergio's face pretty badly.

Some idiots JUST DON'T GET IT!

Sergio was outweighed by at least 20 pounds in that fight

[MiguelDirrell25]

I haven't been on in a while just want to say cong**** to my boy Sergio pullin out the wide Ud never stopped fighting even when he was buzzed and kd. Junior showed his lack of proper training and discipline and to follow a game plan or switch to plan b . Btw roach had no say really Chavez does what ever big daddy says ..macklin vs Chavez anyone?

[AddiX]

anyone got a link i can watch it at?

[Reported!]

What a great fight.

[PulpFriction]

I'm sorry, I forgot Martinez has such a good chin and was too fast to be hurt by Jr. I missed the part where Martinez had Jr rocked/on the canvas...

Floyd Mayweather on the other hand, how could Jr even miss his glass jaw??

I know you're being sarcastic but wtf??

[yoz]

Chavez exposed. No rematch warranted.

[The Noose]

Not big on a rematch either when there are so many other potential great fights out there.

Does anyone really think Chavez is going to improve so much? This time Sergio will be a little more careful. Thats all.
i dont think one punch in the last minute of a fight warrants a rematch when Sergio dominated every round.

But it did get me leaping out of my seat.

[TyrantT316]

Concerning Pirog...

That KO from Pirog looked great......when it happened...

What's been happening lately? Nothing. Martinez is 37 and at a time of his career where the Chavez Jrs, Williams, Alvarezs, Mayweathers, Pavliks, Pacquiaos and maybe even Geale for a belt.

But he doesn't have time to waste on "prospects" with no financial, belt hardware or visibility benefits.

Before his big breaks, he's fought his entire career with those type of fights in a career that started late.

I would applaud a go at 168, but it's not necessary. By today's standards, everyone expects every top fighter to be some 8 division champion, but it's a shame that people make it a requirement to be considered a elite fighter. Martinez even says himself, he doesn't gain a lot and his body has the tendency to lose weight. He's also a natural 154lber who moved to middleweight. 168lbs is a big leap for a naturally 154lb, 37 year old man. Remember, he's not 27.