Hopkins vs Chavez Jr, 172lbs, 2013. HBO PPV.
Bernard Hopkins "Stop asking me about Chavez Jr. He aint nothing but a gimmick.."
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Theres no way I can think Martinez beats Prime BHOP, and believe me I wasnt even there at his prime years. I just watch tapes, and I dont think Martinez has what it takes, he's good but not good enough to beat prime BHOP. NO hate or whatsoever.Comment
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Hopkins would have schooled him. Hes too wide open with no defense, that is asking for trouble. Martinez isnt on RJJ's level, he gets hit a pretty lot for his slickster style.Comment
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panda's calling u crazy
bhop wouldve beaten martinez but as often said by me: nobody has an easy fight when in the ring with martinez
the only middleweight around when bhop was still fighting at that weight that couldve beaten him back then was winky wright...however their fight was a year or two overdue at a weight winky wasnt comfortable at. dude was eating crispy creme donuts every other day while in camp....they even showed it in the countdown special
I wanted to see that one so bad at 160! I thought winky could have defeated him convincingly with no doubt due to his combination of defense and high work rate. Hopkins was prone to starting too slow and throwing too little and thats why he lost to Taylor (which I agreed with) though he schooled taylor towards the end of the fights but it was too late. Winky could have won on activity and defense. I was sooo pissed to see Winky come in out of shape and let that fight slip away when they met at 170. WTF was he thinking, you never take hopkins lightly.Comment
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Hopkins would whoop that ass. That puts it into perspective. Chavez doesnt have much chance in hell against a 47 year old.
Chavez is used to winning based on a size advantage and he wont have that against hopkins and hopkins movement, distance and timing would made his brain explode.Comment
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