Martinez is a joke. At MW he'll only fight JCC who isn't even top 10, JCC or nobody. Pirog, Golovkin, Njikam, Proksa, Geale etc "not deserving" 154 no way will he fight Lara for same reason as above MW's but instead he'll chase inferior fighters with a name like Kirkland or Alvarez. Martinez ducking the best fighters in 2 divisions while chasing yank and mexican hypejobs. If he wants the paydays, fine no problem, but Sergio and his fans can't proclaim he's #1 at anything other than ducking the best compitition and chasing money.
Sergio wants to fight Floyd and Pacquiao only. He thinks that if he can beat either one of them then he can be ranked No.1 Best Fighter P4P.
Be serious, if you wer Sexito are you going to risk to get KTFO against Golovkin or to get outboxed by Lara when you can make big bucks with Alvarez or JCC??? Lara and Golovkin will neither improve his legacy or his bank account at this moment. They should both fight more often of them and step it up gradually.
154 lbs Floyd Mayweather Jr Miguel Cotto James Kirkland Saul Alvarez 160 lbs Julio Cesar Chavez Jr Dmitry Pirog Felix Sturm 145.25 lbs Manny Pacquiao Too bad he's getting older and maybe has 2-3 fights left in him...
Gabriel Montoya tweeted it the other day. Full article should be on maxboxing soon. Uh he's fighting a clear top 10 guy right now who would probably be a bigger win than anything any of the guys listed have ever done. I also fail to see why you continue to list Geale here when he turned down 2 offers to fight Martinez. And Lara is clearly the best 154 has to offer based on his impressive showing against Molina and his courageous upcoming fight against Ronald Hearns.
If they would fight under Sulaiman rule at 154, Pac would maul him! But no, I would not want to see that mismatch!
sergio vs floyd middle weight champion of the world. martinez is the best at mw so people cant say oh hes fighting a paper champ, no ***** he's fighting the real champ at mw no catchweights. floyd needs to get the pacman fight out the way, hes got real boxing history records to break.
Ummm, he beat the 154 WBC champ in his only fight there,in the last fight where De La Hoya looked anything like his best. Hardly a terrible performance
didn't a nonpunching Japanese guy already do that not too long ago? How often do we have to repeat the lessons of the past?