I don't think he'll disgrace himself. He's a handy fighter with some decent attributes. If he can get a foothold early on, then we could get a very interesting fight. But even if he doesn't win, that's ok. It's nice to see British fighters fight the best out there. When so many take easy titles and selective match-making, let's admire a guy who actually wants to test his mettle. Win or lose, he's clearly got champion spirit.
Good luck Darren lad just enjoy the night you fought for the real championship of the world kid. Best
good luck, and huge respect, to take on a world class fighter away from home, just remember what Lloyd Honeyghan did, it CAN be done, at 36 Martinez aint gonna get better, one day all his battles will catch up. please let it be tonight
Don't think he'll win, but I also don't understand how Sergio Martinez has been built up as some unstoppable, middleweight superbeast just because he beat Paul Williams twice and Kelly Pavlik.
I'm tire and a little drunk, anyone have any idea what time the ring walks are before I turn in? I'm not getting up at 0230 and waiting an hour
Unlucky Darren, You put up a helluva fight & didn't let anybody down,you did yourself,the UK & your brother would've been VERY proud of you! :thumbsup