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Sergio Martinez announced that it will continue boxing
The Argentine analyzed what happened against Cotto and decided to continue in business. "It is a top boxer enfrenará 10 with the goal of reclaiming the world title," said the official statement.
Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez does not retire. After the loss to Miguel Cotto, it was feared that the Argentine could quit boxing, but on Saturday announced that it will continue in business.
Former world middleweight champion of the World Boxing Council (WBC), through an official statement confirmed that his career will continue to box.
"Determined to go back and erase the hard memory of what happened last June 7 when he fell to the multiple world champion Miguel Cotto by TKO in the tenth assault and so resigned his WBC middleweight world title at Madison Square Garden in New York, Martinez, 39, will face a top fighter 10 with the goal of recapturing his world title, "says one of the paragraphs of the statement.
As reported in the specialized site Notifight, Sampson Lewkowicz, Martinez-manager told the first boxer will undergo a battery of tests head to foot by leading specialists in New York, if they deliver a full medical clearance, the former world champion returns to the ring with his mission.
"After that, Martinez remembers only bits and had very little control of his body, especially his legs. Fought entirely by instinct. Was the worst night of his entire career and return to prove he is a boxer superstar who just had a bad night "Sampson closed.
**i used google translator, tried to correct some parts. wasn't gonna re write the whole thing**
The Argentine analyzed what happened against Cotto and decided to continue in business. "It is a top boxer enfrenará 10 with the goal of reclaiming the world title," said the official statement.
Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez does not retire. After the loss to Miguel Cotto, it was feared that the Argentine could quit boxing, but on Saturday announced that it will continue in business.
Former world middleweight champion of the World Boxing Council (WBC), through an official statement confirmed that his career will continue to box.
"Determined to go back and erase the hard memory of what happened last June 7 when he fell to the multiple world champion Miguel Cotto by TKO in the tenth assault and so resigned his WBC middleweight world title at Madison Square Garden in New York, Martinez, 39, will face a top fighter 10 with the goal of recapturing his world title, "says one of the paragraphs of the statement.
As reported in the specialized site Notifight, Sampson Lewkowicz, Martinez-manager told the first boxer will undergo a battery of tests head to foot by leading specialists in New York, if they deliver a full medical clearance, the former world champion returns to the ring with his mission.
"After that, Martinez remembers only bits and had very little control of his body, especially his legs. Fought entirely by instinct. Was the worst night of his entire career and return to prove he is a boxer superstar who just had a bad night "Sampson closed.
**i used google translator, tried to correct some parts. wasn't gonna re write the whole thing**