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This is actually a very nice fight.Off the top I can see Williams volume and Cintrons on and off mental make up the difference.But Cintrons respectable pop and Williams basically none existent defence makes it an uncertainty.Thing is Cintron has shown he can adjust and box his height albeit vs led footed Angulo and last Williams has shown patience and the same was vs Margarito.He lays in and throws pretty wide...but like a windmill.Odd irony that the man who debatebly earned a 'W' over both sits on the outside.
I think I give Cintron a better shot than most others on here are, if Cintron gets full leverage on a shot when Williams leans forward and is wading in, the bout could fall into his favor very quickly.

Martinez at least gets a shot against Pavlik (pending Pavlik doesn't back out again)

I am really glad this fight is happening, it all comes down to Williams needs to fight tall, like he did against Wright. That's the only time I've seen him do that though, every other fight he's given up his height, Cintron has ok movement when he chooses to box.
Oddly yeh.Never big on Cintron but I think he has a nice chance here,just has to be willing to walk into the fan blades that will undoubtedly come at him.Has height,range,pop and I think everything physical in a fighter you could hope for...but has gone limp at times when it heated up in there.That double lose to Martinez cannot be erased to me.I think he can no doubt hurt Williams but wont get it done with one shot,follow up key.

Williams robs himself of so much.The frame of a tall wispy boxer/puncher but gives it all up to come like a slugger.He did well with height vs Margarito I believe but his leaky 'D' is catching up quick.