Sergio Martinez (Pavlik Fight Version) Beats Gennady Golovkin Twice on Sunday...

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  • deanrw
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    #11
    Originally posted by Ray*
    And I don't believe a fit and younger Martinez fights GGG on the move. He didn't fight Pavlik in the move, even when he was done against Chavez he didn't fight him on the move, Martinez has more ring IQ than that, don't let power fool you.
    75% of Martinez's game was using his athletic legs. They are what made him special. GGG loves chasing guys down, cutting them off and wearing legs out. That is his game.

    Sure Martinez would have success early, but GGG would have got to him after a few rounds. GGG is awesome at cutting off space. IMO that is what has made him as good as he is as he is not exactly a speed demon.

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    • M Bison
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      #12
      Originally posted by i got the keys
      That version of Martinez was amazing. His movement and angles were just ferocious.

      I understand GGG has power but no way he can deal with Martinez's movement and power for a full 12 rounds....
      Oh look another troll thread, nobody is falling for it.

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      • Redd Foxx
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        #13
        Originally posted by Raonic
        I wish they fought back in 2013. I know GGG wanted it but Dibella said they weren't looking for it.
        I don't. Sergio's knees were just gone after Chavez and it would have made no sense to fight a young lion with no name. It's akin to Pac fighting Crawford now, but even more extreme because Sergio was not healthy. Fighting Cotto was strictly a cash-out and I think many Golovkin fans are envious that Genady couldn't have been the one to snatch up that easy W (not saying you, but there are many).

        Would have been nice to see them fight pre-surgery though.

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        • i got the keys
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          #14
          Originally posted by Red Cyclone
          Oh look another troll thread, nobody is falling for it.
          Simple discussion.

          Don't get butthurt....

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          • LA_2_Vegas
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            #15
            I seem to remember Martinez knocked down and voluntarily falling to his knees a couple of times toward the end of that fight. I think the closing rounds of GGG-Martinez would be very dramatic- beating him twice on Sunday wouldn't be a possibility

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            • Raonic
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              #16
              Originally posted by Redd Foxx
              I don't. Sergio's knees were just gone after Chavez and it would have made no sense to fight a young lion with no name. It's akin to Pac fighting Crawford now, but even more extreme because Sergio was not healthy. Fighting Cotto was strictly a cash-out and I think many Golovkin fans are envious that Genady couldn't have been the one to snatch up that easy W (not saying you, but there are many).

              Would have been nice to see them fight pre-surgery though.
              I would have preferred for them to fight in their primes of course but even if Martinez was out of his prime, still would have been nice to see them fight.

              Martinez ended up fighting Murray in April 2013 and GGG ended up fighting Ishida March 2013, despite there being some rumbles about it even before the Chavez fight (when GGG made his American debut a few weeks before). Both Ishida and Murray were solid fighters but I'm sure we would've all preferred GGG-Martinez better.

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              • hayZ
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                #17
                Originally posted by Redd Foxx
                Sergio with legs would be a big problem for Golokvin. The successes Brook had were mostly when he got off first and changed angles. That was Sergio's bread and butter, and he had far greater pop and timing than brook.
                Brook has better fundamentals too. Keeps his hands up, guard is always consistent and gives the opponent way less openings to catch him. Doesn't over commit usually too, lands a one-two at most and pivots.

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                • Canelo and GGG
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                  #18
                  Martinez would test GGG chins seriously not like Brook,his Angles and movement was phoethry in his short prime,would be Hell of a fight,Pavlik vs GGG would be war too.****y MW era we have.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by LA_2_Vegas
                    I seem to remember Martinez knocked down and voluntarily falling to his knees a couple of times toward the end of that fight. I think the closing rounds of GGG-Martinez would be very dramatic- beating him twice on Sunday wouldn't be a possibility
                    Martinez does somethings naturally very well he reminds me a tiny bit of Roy Jones Jr he just clearly had the natural gift great reflexes and he knew how to box and move but he never fought anyone on the level of a GGG.

                    Just take a look back to the time he fought Antonio Margarito that is how the Golovkin Vs. Martinez fight would play out but more onesided way more onesided and it would likely be over way before the 6th round.

                    Sad that Martinez ducked GGG though it really is.

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                    • AKAcronym
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                      #20
                      Golovkin beats any version of Martinez. Sergio was good at the style he employed, but it wouldn't take too long for GGG to figure it out.

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