Maravilla unplugged: Rips Chavez Jr, Top Rank, and Poochiao

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by BigReg, Apr 26, 2012.


  1. BigReg

    BigReg Broad Street Bully Full Member

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    Let's talk about your present and future in boxing, more specifically about a potential Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. fight. Do you think it will happen in September? If it doesn't, what would be the main reason for that?
    I have repeatedly said that he is scared, because yes, he is scared. He is afraid I'm gonna kick his ass, to be honest with you. I am gonna give him the butt-whupping of his life. He knows it, I know it, his father knows it, his promoter knows it, his coach knows it, everybody knows it. I am ready, motivated and more eager than ever. If it hasn't happened already, it's because [he is scared]. Everybody in his corner is aware of what is going to happen if he fights me. I'm not saying it will be an easy fight, but I am going to hit him from beginning to end, until he hits the ground or the ref stops the fight.

    Do you think he is a byproduct of his father's fame and not much else?
    He is the "Son of the Legend." That says it all. I, Sergio Martinez, couldn't possibly live with my father's nickname. He should forge his own path, but he is called the "Son of the Legend" instead. Poor guy. Well, if he enjoys it, good for him. Perfect. I wouldn't live that way.



    If you had to write a letter to convince Chavez to fight you, what would it say?
    First and foremost, that the fight would enhance his credibility. Not his credibility for the rest of the world, but for his own Mexican countrymen. Credibility. Nobody believes in him in Mexico, nobody. They say, "Well, Chavez is the champion, but Martinez is the best." Second, he should remember that the all-time great middleweight champions never dodged fighting anybody. Now Chavez is dodging even the optional opponents. Not just the mandatory ones, but the optional ones, too.



    Is that something that has become a trend now, dodging optional opponents to fight?
    Unfortunately, the promoters are to blame for that. Top Rank is the most guilty party. They planted a tree, and it came out crooked. One sees today's boxers and fights, and it's ridiculous. Some of Chavez's fights were ridiculous. OK, he fought Marco Antonio Rubio, but not counting him, what top-20 fighter did he face? No one. And he is the champion. That's a joke and an affront to boxing fans everywhere, to the paying customer.

    Who would you like to fight before your career is over?
    The main guy is [Floyd] Mayweather. The rest are a matter of circumstance, nothing more.



    Why Mayweather?
    Because he is the best and most talented boxer in the world.



    Better than Pacquiao?
    Light years better. There is no comparison. Mayweather is a thousand times more talented than Pacquiao.

    How do you see Mayweather's and Pacquiao's next fights playing out?
    Both of them have tough but winnable matchups. Pacquiao's story is very weird. How long has it been since he fought someone on the pound-forpound list? Look at what happened when he fought Marquez. Even though he beat [Oscar] De La Hoya, who was maybe the last great opponent he fought, De La Hoya was far from his prime, promoting things left and right. [Pacquiao] squeezed [Antonio] Margarito, made [Miguel] Cotto lose weight, too. It's always the same, always a business. Pacquiao is a lie. He isn't the best pound-for-pound fighter, he shouldn't even be among the best three. Mayweather is the best, and the rest of us fight for second.



    Then why is everyone so fascinated with Pacquiao?
    Because he has an excellent marketing team. Nowadays, you can mold a boxer out of nothing. Chavez Jr. is living proof of that.

    http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/7857035/julio-cesar-chavez-jr-overprotected-kid
     
  2. jawbreaker

    jawbreaker Active Member Full Member

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    Sergio tell us how you really feel....
     
  3. judgeJAB

    judgeJAB Skills to pay the bills! Full Member

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    There's not a whole lot I don't agree with. He speaks the truth, and that's why I'm a fan of his.
     
  4. luciano222

    luciano222 Active Member Full Member

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    Damn sergio went in...he definitely doesn't note his tounge and tbh I agree 100% with what he said pac is hype job sorry to tell u but he is...he's a great fighter but far from a decent boxer and poor jcc lol even in Mexico he doesn't get any love smh
     
  5. damian38

    damian38 BigDramaShow Full Member

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    everything Sergio said I agree with, apart from the bit about Pac

    Sergio-Floyd would be huge, by the way
     
  6. somebody

    somebody Active Member Full Member

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    Hard to not like the guy when he drops it like that.
     
  7. king khan

    king khan Boxing Junkie banned

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    Sergio is a joke. . He's just like Pacquiao, Floyd, and every other boxer - he's a product of marketing as well. . . It's just he's not as good at it. . . All he wants to do is make money, he's not some "pound for pound people's champ"?! LOL @ people's champ!

    He talks about pac's opponent selection? LOL, Pac has fought exponentially better guys than him. . . Guys that are at least proven at the world level. . .


    Martinez is just trying to kiss Floyd's ass for that payday. . . He's trying a new approach to get a fight with Floyd - flattery. . Floyd already has a big enough ego, and doesn't need a simp like Sergio to ride him. .
     
  8. Dece Bal

    Dece Bal Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I see you've miswritten Pacquiao's name again... how careless of you; don't make it a habit or you might go blind:yep
     
  9. RoughD

    RoughD Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Martinez is talking about poochiao handicapping his opponents...jeeze get your tongue out of pacs but hole ?
     
  10. Emeritus

    Emeritus Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Lmao! Sergio is about to get a FLOOD of Fillipino hate mail!
     
  11. Atlanta

    Atlanta Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    If Martinez really wants the fight, this is what he needs to do.

    Get on the TV, Radio, every Vlog and Podcast about boxing and Mexico in General and call the entire group of Chavez's ***gots. Call JCC a ******, call omar a ******, call Sr. a ******, call his grandfather a ******, essentially treat him as we treat Mike W on here. I guarantee if Martinez makes a youtube single called JCC jr. Sperm the fight would be signed in a week.
     
  12. king khan

    king khan Boxing Junkie banned

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    Lol you serious? I fire combinations at Pac all the time, just as I do Mayweather. . .

    Sergio just pisses me off equally by his refusal to make the most compelling fights at MW. . He's holding hte division hostage just as much, IF NOT MORE than Chavez. .

    Why the hell is he worried about fighting Chavez the most anyway? We all know he's not as good some other guys at MW. . . He talks about "oh, I want that title. . " YOU IDIOT, you had the damn title but VACATED IT. .

    And yes, I am still a fan of watching Sergio fight. . If you haven't noticed, I have no problem ripping any boxer when I feel they are bullshytting. . Just like I have no problem showering a boxer with praise. . . From Mayweather, to Pacquiao. . They get praise, and criticism.
     
  13. BigReg

    BigReg Broad Street Bully Full Member

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    Good catch. I hate typos. I don't know how I missed that.
     
  14. Caelum

    Caelum Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Sergio is 37 years old. And if he is going to take a big risk, he'll want to be paid highly for it. And if he can get the big names that will generate more publicity and money for him, he'll take that. I don't blame him at this stage.

    As far as Chavez jr...the kid has Sergio's belt. He wants it back. And its a fight that will be popular.
     
  15. BENNY BLANCO

    BENNY BLANCO R.I.P. Brooklyn1550 Full Member

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    Martinez needs use to be so humble.........