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Cotto Over Martinez – One Rising, the Other Quitting
There was no need for a decision, judges counting scorecards or controversy as Miguel Cotto pummeled Sergio Martinez into submission, winning The Ring and WBC Middleweight titles from the Argentine, knocking him down four times during the fight and winning with a 10th round Referee Technical Decision.
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Gennady Golovkin Should Fight Sergio Martinez Next
There aren’t that many big fights possible to make in the middleweight division, but there’s no doubt that best of them should be Gennady Golovkin, fresh of retaining his WBA and IBO titles against Matthew Macklin, fighting against the man regarded as the class of the division for the last few years, Sergio Martinez.
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Floyd Mayweather – What’s Left to Fight For
Legacy and money are what drive boxing forward. Mostly money. Titles? Their nice to have and hold up after wins, by their pretty meaningless in the grand scheme of things. For Floyd Mayweather, which has all the legacy he can wish for, and probably all the money as well, there isn’t that much left out there to motivate him.
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Floyd Mayweather vs Sergio Martinez – The Fight we Want & Need
Boxing, in it’s current form, is driven forward and hopefully upwards by big fights, the biggest possible. At the current situation, it’s obvious that any big fight should involve Floyd Mayweather Jr. But against who? Not Manny Pacquiao, not anymore. Sergio Martinez, before he becomes a bit too old for this s^%&, needs to be the next on the list.
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Floyd Mayweather – Planning Two Fights in 2013
While still remaining silent himself about his future plans, Floyd Mayweather is already sending out his advisers to spread the news: the king of boxing is back, not exactly in these words. It does mean that if everything goes according to plan, Mayweather is hoping to fight twice in 2013, with certain dates already in mind.
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HBO Happy About Martinez vs Chavez PPV Numbers
Just under half a million PPV buyers, according to HBO. Not Manny Pacquiao and certainly not Floyd Mayweather numbers, but the fight between Sergio Martinez and Julio Cesar Chavez, which impressed everyone live for its action and dramatic finale was equally impressive for the crowd it drew to the screens.
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Sergio Martinez – 20 Seconds Away from a Julio Cesar Chavez Knockout
Twenty second away from knocking out Sergio Martinez. That was what Julio Cesar Chavez was missing to remain undefeated and overturn a fight in which the older Argentinian battered him for nearly 11 rounds. Eventually, the Ring champion managed to make it through, just barely, to claim the WBC middleweight title belt.
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Julio Cesar Chavez Can’t Avoid Sergio Martinez Much Longer
After completing his fourth defense of the WBC Middleweight title, Julico Cesar Chavez spoke about wanting Sergio Martinez as his next opponent, after seemingly dodging the number three pound-4-pound fighter in the world for the last year. Like everything in boxing, we’ll believe it when we see it.
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Mayweather vs Pacquiao or Martinez After Jail Time
Floyd Mayweather might be headed to jail this Friday for an 87 day sentence, but he’s already planning for the future; November, to be more exact. The plan? Another mega fight – Preferably Manny Pacquiao, and Sergio Martinez as the fall back option, with a potentially easier negotiation to go through.