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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]292429[/split]
why because he got dropped lol
pac man has been put to sleep
mayweather has been rocked
sergio has been dropped before it isn't anything new
At any rate, I think the rankings are accurate after what I saw from Martinez tonight. I didn't see anything that made me believe that Martinez is the Pound-For-Pound King.
1.) Floyd Mayweather Jr
2.) Manny Pacquiao
3.) Sergio Martinez
I'll believe when I see it. Until then, I have Pacman TKOing Maravilla in 9 rounds.
I'm definitely putting Ward 2nd and Pac 3rd.
As far as this fight goes, we all know JCC isn't the boxer Sergio is, but he still almost made up for it. Had he pressed the issue earlier, he might've gotten Martinez out of there.
ЯɘvlveR;24328105 said:lol. so because they're slightly faster, its a whitewash for either floyd or manny? absurd. and floyd throws one punch at a time. you think sergio's just gonna let him do what he wants? and in a gunslinging brawl, manny would get his ass beat something serious. let me see how much better his chin is after he gets decked by a cruiserweight before we go talking about how much better it is. his team still salty they couldn't drain cotto again. nevermind him fighting an actual jr middle/middleweight in sergio.
ЯɘvlveR;24328139 said:and now I'm reading that sergio had a broken hand and tore some knee ligaments, and jr still couldn't knock him out. joke.
We agree about a lot of things but this is not one! Martinez was in the ring against a MUCH bigger guy. They didn't even look like they should be in the same league. Martinez picked Chavez a part all night. He hit him at will. Chavez really got lucky on that punch but again, the dude looked almost like a heavyweight so it's no wonder he shook off a lot of Martinez's punches. Chavez got schooled and Martinez is the real deal.Ummm, yeah. I didn't see a fighter that could beat Pacman or Mayweather. Everybody was claiming that Martinez was going to put Chavez Jr to sleep by the fourth, but he never placed Julio in deep trouble at any point in the fight.
From what I saw, I don't think Sergio has what it takes to beat Mayweather or Pacman.
ЯɘvlveR;24327363 said:what you saw was a middleweight vs a cruiserweight and you're comparing said cruiserweight to welterweights. apples and oranges. he'd spark both.
At any rate, I think the rankings are accurate after what I saw from Martinez tonight. I didn't see anything that made me believe that Martinez is the Pound-For-Pound King.
1.) Floyd Mayweather Jr
2.) Manny Pacquiao
3.) Sergio Martinez
I'll believe when I see it. Until then, I have Pacman TKOing Maravilla in 9 rounds.
Oh, I definitely agree to that Docker2.0. Manny has lost to Marquez not once but twice, in my opinion. So, unofficially, Pacquaio doesn't deserve the number two spot on the P4P list. Manny is also starting to show signs of an aging fighter but I'm just not seeing Martinez as the stronger boxer at the moment. I believe, if the two were to meet next week, that Pacman would catch Sergio napping in the later rounds.
right. so what's this supposed to mean anyway? i mean really, if both of those guys felt the way you did, they'd fight him. beating the lineal LEGIT middleweight champion of the world does wonders for both fighters anemic resume, but they know better. both of them and the people around them know what the **** they're talking about. floyd got busted up by ****ing cotto, who's not even in sergio's universe. but floyd is the flash.Blah blah blah. I've heard these arguments before when arriving to Mayweather and Pacquaio, and yet here we are.
Slightly? Mayweather is Flash. Sergio is Quicksilver. It's not even close.
of course i did which is why I'm talking about it right? that's the point. he had the perfect and his only opportunity, and he didn't capitalize.Perhaps you missed the 12th round? Sergio was on his way out after he caught.
ЯɘvlveR;24328743 said:right. so what's this supposed to mean anyway? i mean really, if both of those guys felt the way you did, they'd fight him. beating the lineal LEGIT middleweight champion of the world does wonders for both fighters anemic resume, but they now better. they, and the people around them know what the **** they're talking about. floyd got busted up by ****ing cotto, who's not even in sergio's universe. but floyd is the flash.
ЯɘvlveR;24328743 said:floyd got busted up by ****ing cotto, who's not even in sergio's universe.
I actually think Pacman would give Martinez problems with the speed and volume of punches he throws. Honestly, it's Mayweather I'm not sure that would beat Martinez. Styles makes fights and I can see Martinez giving Mayweather problems. I know, Mayweather is probably the best fighter in the world but I can see Martinez's style frustrating him. But I'm ranking Martinez ahead of Pacman because he's fighter better fighters. Paq is fighting the same fighters over and over again. I usually buy all of his fights but I am not buying the Marquez fight again. It's just not worth it. Arum should have went all out and got him and Mayweather in the ring together.