Jose Martinez vs. Alejandro Santiago, jr bantam - ESPN

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  1. CST80

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    :deal:
     
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  2. PinoyProdigy

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    Bull****. They robbed Santiago twice IN the same building lmao. Sad for Santiago but that’s ****ing hilarious.
     
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    96-94 Santiago is acceptable, that’s the closest you could have it. I don’t know what those two judges were watching. Third match in Mexico or somewhere neutral.
     
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  4. Ricky369

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    I am from Puerto Rico. But there is not other way to say this. Alejandro Santiago got robbed.
     
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    Honestly I have never seen Martinez before but......If this is how he usually fights I will not mind never watching him again.
     
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    Also my first time watching him. For an undefeated 20-0-1 fighter, I expected at least someone with more than one game plan of coming forward ineffectively.
     
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  7. CST80

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    Its my third time watching him, and I can honestly say, I don't remember anything about any of those matches, not even his face. He's like Boxing's equivalent of a Wes Anderson movie.
     
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    His right hand was completely useless. Very slow. Santiago could see it a mile away. His balance was also very poor. I think he looked very amateurish. Somebody needs to teach him some boxing.
     
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  9. PinoyProdigy

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    Haha yup! No distinguishing features at all. He’s like a generic Hispanic character in a movie or tv show.
     
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  10. CST80

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    He's the Boxing equivalent of Jay Hernandez or Michael Pena. You may ask..... who? Exactly.:lol:
     
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    Hey! People know who Michael Pena is. But for this Jay Hernandez guy, who?
     
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    He's the nondescript hero of the first Hostel film and the boyfriend from the wrong side of the tracks in Crazy/Beautiful, how's that for obscure? Jesus, I have way too much useless crap rattling around in my head.:lol:
     
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