Prime Sergio Martinez vs Mayweather and Pacquiao at 154

Pac at his prime would have beaten Martinez at 150 and probably at 154 thought I'm not so sure because he never fought at 154

Floyd vs Martinez at 154 would be an interesting style match up but I'd say that Floyd would adjust and take advantage of Martinez's poor defense

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How did he lose to murray ? Murray covered like a sparring partner for the whole fight. Murray is a coward who hide behind is high guard all fight

 

It's hard for me to answer your question without sitting down with you and explaining the 10 point must system to you, and what scoring blows are in boxing. But you seem to have missed all the jabs and right hands Murray landed, including the knockdown. So maybe just a pair of glasses would solve your problem.

You, on the other hand, are hopeless, and really need to take up another sport, like women's tennis for example. Then you can make threads somewhere about how Margaret Court Smith was the "Aussie Amazon Warrior Princess of Perth", or some other nonsense.

 

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Cintron marked the end of Maravilla's prime, or just past. His true prime was frittered away largely during his time in Spain.

I'd call it 2002-2008.

He was green when he fought Margarito, but matured not long after that into the fighter he would be a decade later...and by his first taste of world championship success he was already slowing down, but still able to squeeze out a few more years competing at the upper tier because of his base of conditioning and having not taken much punishment in his career between the late start and his relatively light opposition except for Margarito.

His best wins in that period came over Williams x2, Stone, Bunema, Roman, and Shark Attack. Not terrific stuff in terms of quality but they're decent enough that we can look at how dominant he was against them and get an idea how good he was.

 

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another joker, who hated wards & hopkins names too. Im, too small he says!!

 

Well, in his case, he wasn't just whistling Dixie.

Martinez only became a middleweight at the very end of his career (even if that accounted for more than half of his time in the spotlight) - people forget that. He was never a natural 160lber. That he even became champ at MW is pretty impressive, given both his age when he did it and his size.

 

excuses, is floyd a natural middleweight then?