Comments Thread For: Lou DiBella: I'm Behind Sergio Martinez, I'd Rather See Him Stay Retired

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  • _Maxi
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    #11
    Sergio wants this really bad. He can't do anything about it. He said many times in the last year that he desires to come back and fight and he will do it no matter what.

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    • b Murphington
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      #12
      Originally posted by Kannabis Kid
      GGG fought all his leftovers and nobody had any problems with that he was pretty avoided at 154 that's why he had to move up to 160 where he was always the smaller guy still had a nice style and was always in entertaining fights his knees starting giving out before he even fought Chavez but that should have been the end of it at least he got his payday against Cotto though.
      I kinda hate the whole Cotto thing. It was a nice payday, but it ****** because his knee was just awful. I take nothing from Cotto, but he didn’t get the best form of Martínez.

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      • whollisboxing
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        #13
        Originally posted by MulaKO
        Just stay retired
        Really no need to see him comeback
        He’ll never get to what he was so can’t see this as being a successful comeback
        It depends on how he defines "success". For Sergio, success might mean simply getting back in the ring. Better to give it your best shot than to regret not trying at all.

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        • whollisboxing
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          #14
          Originally posted by Kannabis Kid
          GGG fought all his leftovers and nobody had any problems with that he was pretty avoided at 154 that's why he had to move up to 160 where he was always the smaller guy still had a nice style and was always in entertaining fights his knees starting giving out before he even fought Chavez but that should have been the end of it at least he got his payday against Cotto though.
          GGG fought only fought Martinez' leftovers because he couldn't get Martinez himself in the ring.

          I don't entirely fault Sergio though because Golovkin started his ascent just as Martinez started to decline. It would have been a great "changing of the guard" fight in 2013 though.

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            #15
            Sergio is 45, hasn't boxed in 6 years AND he has bad knees? Uh, sure, a comeback... I can totally see that working well for him.

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            • MulaKO
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              #16
              Originally posted by whollisboxing
              It depends on how he defines "success". For Sergio, success might mean simply getting back in the ring. Better to give it your best shot than to regret not trying at all.


              Sorry , I can’t agree with you
              The guy has a bum knee which he’ll probably injure again for one
              Two , he’s fighting nothing special which won’t bring any attraction
              Three , he looked like chit his last time out , imagine now older and much more ring rust

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                #17
                Originally posted by MulaKO
                Sorry , I can’t agree with you
                The guy has a bum knee which he’ll probably injure again for one
                Two , he’s fighting nothing special which won’t bring any attraction
                Three , he looked like chit his last time out , imagine now older and much more ring rust
                I understand that viewpoint and perhaps things will turn out that way.

                My response to that is I'm assuming that if his knee is holding up during training then he thinks it will hold up during the fight. If the knee was that bad then I imagine he would have shut down the idea during training camp

                As for the attraction, it sounds like he just wants to fight so maybe that's not a factor as far as his motivation for doing it

                As for how he will look, I don't think he will look great either but if he wants to try then more power to him.

                If he gets out there and realizes that it was a mistake then at least he knows he gave it a shot. It's easier to live with failure than regrets and "what if's"

                Just my two cents and I certainly appreciate your point of view.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by whollisboxing
                  I understand that viewpoint and perhaps things will turn out that way.

                  My response to that is I'm assuming that if his knee is holding up during training then he thinks it will hold up during the fight. If the knee was that bad then I imagine he would have shut down the idea during training camp

                  As for the attraction, it sounds like he just wants to fight so maybe that's not a factor as far as his motivation for doing it

                  As for how he will look, I don't think he will look great either but if he wants to try then more power to him.

                  If he gets out there and realizes that it was a mistake then at least he knows he gave it a shot. It's easier to live with failure than regrets and "what if's"

                  Just my two cents and I certainly appreciate your point of view.


                  Hey , I hear you loud and clear
                  Just thinking it will be a great waste of fughin time
                  A bum knee is just that , a bum knee
                  I just don’t see much coming out of this besides Sergio getting humiliated or injured
                  That my friend , are just my 2 cents lol

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                  • whollisboxing
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by MulaKO
                    Hey , I hear you loud and clear
                    Just thinking it will be a great waste of fughin time
                    A bum knee is just that , a bum knee
                    I just don’t see much coming out of this besides Sergio getting humiliated or injured
                    That my friend , are just my 2 cents lol
                    Lol indeed, we will find out soon enough

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