Originally posted by -Kev-
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Sergio Martinez would of whooped Floyd mayweather
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"Waits for Andre Ward would beat Mayweather thread".
TS you are really clutching at straws here. Martinez struggled with B- level guys and you think he's beating the A+ and best of this era? Martinez was very good don't get me wrong but he was fundamentally flawed and wasn't a big MW plus he only fought one way. Put him in there with Floyd in 2012 instead of Cotto and he gets beat just as bad maybe even worse. Floyd was/is just on another level. Like him or not. It's just the truth.Last edited by JK1700; 09-07-2017, 10:18 PM.
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Originally posted by daggum View Posthe was not prime against murray. the knee issues were clearly a problem. all those other guys he went on to win the fights(williams robbery) and beat them up so there are 2 sides to boxing that you arent paying attention to. both guys are allowed to hit each other you know. the way canelo fought so cautiously against trout leads me to believe martinez would take him while maybe getting knocked down along the way. in all those knockdowns he was never really hurt. even the chavez one it was more of knee injury then his head being effected. canelo would get the decision still no doubt but in reality he would lose like ward lost to kovalev and other robberies
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At 147 and 154 Floyd schools him. He was very overrated because he beat a careless Paul Williams. Current GGG and Canelo are both better than him.
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Originally posted by muslimer12 View PostMartinez was def past it when he fought Murray. And all those knockdowns with the exception of the Chavez one were cuz of his balance. Tbh I would barely call them knockdowns. Williams hit Martinez on his shoulder as he was moving and Martinez slipped and was a knocked down. Martinez tripped over Macklins feet and was considered a knock down. And pavlik tapped Martinez on the head as Martinez was in an awkward position. Martinez was never hurt by them. His defense was his footwork and Canelo struggles GREATLY with guys who move. Combine that with the power speed and stamina of Martinez and it does not look good for canelo.
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Originally posted by -Kev- View PostIt doesn't matter if Martinez throws a lot of punches against other opponents, the work rate wouldn't stay the same vs Floyd, he'd bring it down because that's what Floyd does, he brings down the pace of his opponents to his own.
The Martinez opponents with the most solid defense was Martin Murray and Matthew Macklin. Martinez threw 591 punches against Murray and 437 vs Macklin (in 11 rounds), this wasn't Martinez getting old, this was Martinez vs someone with good defense. In comparison Martinez threw 908 vs Chavez Jr, 691 vs Barker (11 rounds), and 686 vs Pavlik.
If Macklin lowered Martinez down to 437 punches thrown in 11 rounds, what do you think Mayweather would do?
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Originally posted by -Kev- View PostGoing life and death with Macklin and barely escaping the 12th round vs a **** fighter like Chavez Jr isn't "two sides of boxing" in the case of Martinez vs Mayweather, there's only one thing to deduce, and that is that Martinez would've looked like amateur vs Floyd. Look at him vs Barker, he was absolutely lost with that jab and high guard. And 437 punches thrown vs Macklin in 11 rounds??? Lollll. If Macklin's movement and defense was too much you can't be serious in thinking that Floyd won't do even better than Macklin.
he did not go life and death with macklin. macklin won a couple rounds. how was he too much for him? he won the fight by ko. so silly.
he was not lost against barker. barker won a couple rounds. if you actually watched and understood what you were watching you would see that martinez usually took a stretch of 2-3 rounds off in the middle of the fights. so if martinez took 2-3 rounds off against floyd that makes floyd the automatic winner? or if floyd does better than macklin he auto wins? what low standards. did floyd have the skills to keep up with martinez? i think not.
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Originally posted by Johnny2x2x View PostPrime Martinez drew with Kermit Cintron at 154, yeah, that guys not hanging with Floyd at any point, period.
How many good wins did he have in his career? 4? Maybe 5?
Not a big puncher, but a boxer and he's going to beat Mayweather? Not a chance!
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Originally posted by Johnny2x2x View PostWhen was his prime then? 6 months long? Martinez had a few good wins vs stationary middle weights. And now he's ever beating Floyd? People are getting desperate. Might as well start talking about Hagler va Mayweather at 160.Last edited by JK1700; 09-07-2017, 10:38 PM.
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