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Im not doubting you but it does seem a strange move for Mzartinez. The fight would make him millions more than any other fight and Floyd may beat him but is less likely to hurt him than a true middleweight puncher like Pavlik.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Frazier
It's because Martinez is contractually binded to fight Pavlik again. If he even mentions a fight with anyone else, then Top Rank and Bob Arum can sue.
This was confirmed over at boxing scene after scores of idiots were saying Martinez was scared and ducking Floyd.:vd:
That makes sense; thanks for clearing that up.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
Wtf? Martinez would probably walk from Argentina to Vagas for this fight to happen not only is he fighting the best in the business but a small Welterweight and which will be Martinez biggest payday by some margin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Frazier
GeneralBulldog cleared that up a few posts back. I was just going strictly off what a friend told me (After I told him of a possible Mayweather-Martinez fight), and thus my declaration that I hadn't seen confirmation yet. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983Wtf? Martinez would probably walk from Argentina to Vagas for this fight to happen not only is he fighting the best in the business but a small Welterweight and which will be Martinez biggest payday by some margin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo Frazier
I would much prefer Floyd to fight Williams, that would be a harder fight for him.
1. i like martinez.
2. while i acknowledge floyd's brilliance. i really can't stand him.
3. floyd would pick martinez apart. easy.
it would be interesting. martinez is a better athlete and is stronger. pbf quicker, better boxer..