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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Photos: Martinez Stuns Devon Alexander - Upset City

    Aron Martinez delivered one of the biggest surprises of the year when he beat Devon Alexander on points on Wednesday night.

    The 33-year-old Mexican beat Alexander, a former IBF and WBC super-lightweight and IBF welterweight champion, on points over ten rounds in a welterweight bout in Glendale, Arizona.

    The scores were 97-93 on two cards and 96-94.
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    • Cinci Champ
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      watching alexander is tough. The guy has talent and for one he should never fight about 140 hes not made for 147 division i think the problem in boxing these days is guys anywhere from 130-154 are basically 147 pound fighters or working towards it. The other thing that makes alexander fights hard to watch is you can tell hes there for a check now. its almost like he could care less about winning or losing as long as he makes it out of the fight.

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        • royjonesjrKTFO
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          Devon ain't nothing special. Never was. He's been outboxed by Khan, out fought by Bradley, and now this Martinez guy. His talent is on the same level as a Chad Dawson or the Dirrell brothers.

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            • Lou Cipher
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              How the hell did this happen? Dont they realize Devon Alexander is Black? He only needs to win 4 rounds to get a decision. Somebody call Al Haymon!

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                • PivotandRoll
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                  Originally posted by Cinci Champ
                  watching alexander is tough. The guy has talent and for one he should never fight about 140 hes not made for 147 division i think the problem in boxing these days is guys anywhere from 130-154 are basically 147 pound fighters or working towards it. The other thing that makes alexander fights hard to watch is you can tell hes there for a check now. its almost like he could care less about winning or losing as long as he makes it out of the fight.
                  What absolute nonsense man...What talent? He's built a career on one right uppercut..... He's is terrible... Doesn't even know how to throw punches...

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                    • I.R.I.E
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                      The only fight i really enjoyed of Alexander was the Urango fight. Beautiful KO. That said, this Martinez guy looks like a killer.

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                        • The Problem Child
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                          Glad I skipped this. Bum fights, Alexander got beat by some guy with 4KOs and 4Ls LOL. Pathetic PBC.

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                            • SeekDaGreat
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                              The scorecards insinuated that Devon lost 7 put of 10 round. What's wrong with that picture?

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                                • Beercules
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                                  Thats for all the Chinese people.

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                                    • -PBP-
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                                      He beat Alexander and Guerrero this year. Who is having a better year?

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