Im picking Dzinziruk to beat Martinez

RobertV77 · Mar 12, 2011

pasky2000 said: ↑

He's had a pro-Euro fighters agenda since day 1, when he started posting here. Most of everything he says revolves around the concept of lifting Europe's credibility in the world of boxing...

When he's not trying to raise the Euro figher profiles, he's busy licking the ass of the so-called deluded and ridiculous chincheckers group...
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+ 1. I'll add that this is a prediction in line with his limited knowledge and questionable IQ.

MichiganWarrior · Mar 12, 2011

As I said, these Eurobums sit in Europe fight C level opposition, dont take any risks come to America, get their ass beat by superior athletic fighters.

KillerDeluxe · Mar 12, 2011

MichiganWarrior said: ↑

As I said, these Eurobums sit in Europe fight C level opposition, dont take any risks come to America, get their ass beat by superior athletic fighters.
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what were you saying?

conraddobler · Mar 12, 2011

elite analysis, bailey.

RafaelGonzal · Mar 12, 2011

another one bites the dust ......wishful thinking meets reality, get on and give a post fight comment threadstarter

cuchulain · Mar 12, 2011

bailey said: ↑

Once again im putting myself on the line, ready for the constant stream of abuse with my latest prediction. No doubt if I fail many that werent brave enough to make predictions will come on afterwards, to proclaim they had knew all along, but I expect that on here now. So let it begin.

Dzinziruk is an excellent fighter though often tends to fight to the level of his opponents. It is an incredibly tough fight that Martinez deserves credit for taking.
Thing is American fans are so insulated to the world of boxing and dont think a fighter is good if they dont fight in America or arent recognised to them. Consider Martinez was barely known to America before he looked unlucky to get a draw with Cintron. America would have said Martinez is a nobody, but because he has exposed some hype jobs in Cintron, Williams and Pavlik, he gets credit when they were fighters that hadnt really been stepped up and exposed already. Martinez isnt a hype job but has exposed a few. In Britain Martinezs talent had been seen years before when he got off the floor to beat R Williams twice and A Stone.
When I note America are insulated to worldwide boxing they are also given false beliefs, a good example is often The Ring magazine ratings, they had Y Foreman above Dzinziruk for beating Santos, a fighter Dzinziruk had beaten years previously.

In Dzinziruk, Martinez will be facing a tough fighter who also isnt a hype job and is adaptable.
Its a very tough fight for me to call, but if I had to pick a winner I would go with Dzinziruk.

Dzinziruk
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Ambition_Def said: ↑

This will look very much like Sturm against DLH. A boring technical match in which the favorite gets beaten stubbornly over 12 rounds.

I would be very surprised if Martinez could work Dzinziruk on the inside. Nobody has to date. This is the antithesis of Paul Williams.
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Sergio's the man !

p4p #2 ?

fatcity · Mar 12, 2011

bailey said: ↑

Once again im putting myself on the line, ready for the constant stream of abuse with my latest prediction. No doubt if I fail many that werent brave enough to make predictions will come on afterwards, to proclaim they had knew all along, but I expect that on here now. So let it begin.

Dzinziruk is an excellent fighter though often tends to fight to the level of his opponents. It is an incredibly tough fight that Martinez deserves credit for taking.
Thing is American fans are so insulated to the world of boxing and dont think a fighter is good if they dont fight in America or arent recognised to them. Consider Martinez was barely known to America before he looked unlucky to get a draw with Cintron. America would have said Martinez is a nobody, but because he has exposed some hype jobs in Cintron, Williams and Pavlik, he gets credit when they were fighters that hadnt really been stepped up and exposed already. Martinez isnt a hype job but has exposed a few. In Britain Martinezs talent had been seen years before when he got off the floor to beat R Williams twice and A Stone.
When I note America are insulated to worldwide boxing they are also given false beliefs, a good example is often The Ring magazine ratings, they had Y Foreman above Dzinziruk for beating Santos, a fighter Dzinziruk had beaten years previously.

In Dzinziruk, Martinez will be facing a tough fighter who also isnt a hype job and is adaptable.
Its a very tough fight for me to call, but if I had to pick a winner I would go with Dzinziruk.

Dzinziruk
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OOPS!

rainmaker · Mar 12, 2011

fatcity said: ↑

OOPS!
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Cue the stream of abuse you predicted......let it rip

RobertV77 · Mar 12, 2011

RafaelGonzal said: ↑

another one bites the dust ......wishful thinking meets reality, get on and give a post fight comment threadstarter
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It will start with back peddling bull**** and end with Bailey changing the subject 10 or 15 times. He will make himself look like a clown which already happens every time he logs in.

Go Calzaghe!

Kingkazim · Mar 12, 2011

Good morning Bailey

bailey · Mar 13, 2011

bailey said: ↑

Once again im putting myself on the line, ready for the constant stream of abuse with my latest prediction. No doubt if I fail many that werent brave enough to make predictions will come on afterwards, to proclaim they had knew all along, but I expect that on here now. So let it begin.

Dzinziruk is an excellent fighter though often tends to fight to the level of his opponents. It is an incredibly tough fight that Martinez deserves credit for taking.
Thing is American fans are so insulated to the world of boxing and dont think a fighter is good if they dont fight in America or arent recognised to them. Consider Martinez was barely known to America before he looked unlucky to get a draw with Cintron. America would have said Martinez is a nobody, but because he has exposed some hype jobs in Cintron, Williams and Pavlik, he gets credit when they were fighters that hadnt really been stepped up and exposed already. Martinez isnt a hype job but has exposed a few. In Britain Martinezs talent had been seen years before when he got off the floor to beat R Williams twice and A Stone.
When I note America are insulated to worldwide boxing they are also given false beliefs, a good example is often The Ring magazine ratings, they had Y Foreman above Dzinziruk for beating Santos, a fighter Dzinziruk had beaten years previously.

In Dzinziruk, Martinez will be facing a tough fighter who also isnt a hype job and is adaptable.
Its a very tough fight for me to call, but if I had to pick a winner I would go with Dzinziruk.

Dzinziruk
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Oh well I got that one wrong. I had a feeling that after beating hype jobs Martinez would take Dzinziruk a bit light, but no Martinez was a true pro and has just scored him most impressive victory. Full credit to him.

bailey · Mar 13, 2011

MichiganWarrior said: ↑

As I said, these Eurobums sit in Europe fight C level opposition, dont take any risks come to America, get their ass beat by superior athletic fighters.
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Forgetting to mention that Martinez is from Argentina not America

MichiganWarrior · Mar 13, 2011

bailey said: ↑

Forgetting to mention that Martinez is from Argentina not America
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Martinez is an American based fighter. Who fights with a distinct adaptive, athletic, improvisational American style.

Martinez spends most of his time fighting against Americans and Hispanics, and the few Europeans who have the sense to improve themselves in Oxnard, California.

Which is why he destroyed Dzinziruk and his inferior style tonight.

Lance_Uppercut · Mar 13, 2011

Wrong you ****! But not surprised you picked the Euro fighter. Just a ****in homer...

Kingkazim · Mar 13, 2011

MichiganWarrior said: ↑

Martinez is an American based fighter. Who fights with a distinct adaptive, athletic, improvisational American style.

Martinez spends most of his time fighting against Americans and Hispanics, and the few Europeans who have the sense to improve themselves in Oxnard, California.

Which is why he destroyed Dzinziruk and his inferior style tonight.
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atsch

Do you know where he has trained most of his life?

In Spain, NOT America. Martinez has had plenty of fights against European fighters more so than American.

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