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Haha the only thing that really matters is the ring title and rankings. This is a cool card though. The first time I saw Alvarez he was on the undercard of the Mayweather Mosley fight. Come a long way. Any predictions? I'm thinking mayweather and Alvarez win. I would like to see Moseley end with another W though. Poor guys wife has all his money
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5/06/2012 12:16pm
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Not going to lie. I came here to gloat. Yes, Mayweather beat Cotto, but he showed how absolutely beatable he is. Here's what I said about a winning strategy against Mayweather:
Yes, Cotto didn't beat Mayweather — but he gave Mayweather hell over 12 rounds and busted up his nose pretty good. You know how he did it? The Castillo strategy all over again. Pressure Maweather, take him to the inside, manhandle him against the ropes.Castillo won rounds by pressuring Mayweather, and taking the fight to the inside. He was able to beat Castillo in the rematch due to superior footwork — but Mayweather no longer has this advantage anymore. Instead, he makes due with coaxing his opponents into the pocket, then feeding them with the jab.
Anyone who beats Mayweather will need to know how to fight on the inside.
Let's examine the prospect of a Mayweather-Martinez fight again. Martinez fights at 157lbs. Jr. Middleweight limit is 154lbs. This fight is doable, and would be the best possible fight in boxing — much better than Mayweather-Pacquiao.
Based on what I saw last night, I say Martinez is that much better than Mayweather. How do I know this? Let's just say a I've heard warning bells.
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What fight were you watching?? That was a landslide victory for Mayweather. He was never even in trouble. Mayweather was toying with Cotto on several occasions.
If you wanna hype up Martinez, go ahead, I support that. But putting him over Mayweather is ridiculous, especially after last night.
By the way, what you're saying about Floyd ("Oh yeah, look at the holes in his style, this next guy will be a nightmare matchup for Floyd"), has been said by many since he was 25-0. 20 Fights later... still undefeated. Suck it, haterz.Last edited by Tranquil Suit; 5/06/2012 12:39pm at .
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5/06/2012 12:55pm
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I scored it 116-112. So did Ring Magazine, and so did Scott Christ. In fact, go read your average newspaper and see what the consensus is: Floyd legitimately won, but it was far from a dominant performance.
Cotto wasn't even ranked top P4P by Ring Magazine walking into that fight. Martinez is ranked #3, and is commonly considered at the same elite level as Pacquiao and Mayweather. He is also the Ring Magazine champion in a weight class he's undersized in.
If Cotto gave Mayweather hell, imagine what Martinez would do.
I'm not a hater — just realistic about Mayweather. Yes, he's elite, but he's nowhere near the GOAT. Certainly, he's not better than Sugar Ray Robinson, Roberto Duran, or even Julio Cesar Chavez.By the way, what you're saying about Floyd ("Oh yeah, look at the holes in his style, this next guy will be a nightmare matchup for Floyd"), has been said by many since he was 25-0. 20 Fights later... still undefeated. Suck it, haterz.
I will, however, give kudos where kudos is due. This was an exciting fight, and Mayweather showed genuine class at the very end. More PPV mega events need to be this awesome. -
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5/07/2012 5:54pm
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Let's see if Pacquiao will get by Bradley. I'm not certain he can, and I think Bradley will pull off the upset.
In either case, Martinez is a better match-up for Mayweather than Pacquiao. If Mayweather beats Martinez, I would have no compunction about declaring Mayweather the greatest of all time.
- Martinez is as fast as Mayweather
- Martinez is stronger than Mayweather
- Martinez is meaner than Mayweather
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5/05/2012 2:33pm
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Mayweather vs Cotto