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    Default Margarito-Williams II

    How do you think this one shakes out now? And how does last night's performance change your opinion of the first fight?

    I've seen a lot of people say that last night proved the Williams fight to be a fluke but I just have to disagree. As degraded as people's opinion of Williams has become, I still think he has the tools to beat Margarito yet again, in fact I thought he had more room to improve in their bout.

    I just think that Margarito is best with an opponent willing to fight and come to him. Williams was on his horse the entire not, never set his feet and gave Margarito a target to hit until later on in the fight which is when Margarito had his success. Kermit Cintron stood right in front of Margarito all 10 or so rounds they have fought over the course of their two meetings. Williams doesn't do that and it's not like we didn't already know Margarito could walk through punches it's a matter of getting off punches on his own, don't see how last night changes that.

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    I think Margarito will win the rematch, but i don't think it will be easy Williams will still trouble Margarito with his workrate and constant move. But i see Margarito starting much faster and being much more competitive in the early rounds. And i think he either wins a UD or he stops Williams late on, if he hits William's skinny body with the body punches he hit Cintron with. I can actually see Magarito stopping Williams in the middle rounds.

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    I think Margarito's lack of straight, crisp, quick punching hurts him in a lot of fights. If he tightened everything up he could EASILY beat Paul Williams because Williams is easy to hit.


    I just think it's more risk than reward at this point in time seeing how Williams just got dominated by Quintana. A fight vs Quintana would be a tough test for Margarito if he's not going to take the Cotto fight

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    Alot of politics has to play out before the could happen but I would like to see it.I think Margaritos led-footed start and Williams maximizing his reach and movement caused Tony much grief.That was almost two fights,with Tony looking lost over the 1st portion and then his pressure and power having Williams stand more still later on.I really can not see Williams staying around at Welter win or loss Vs.Quintana.

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    I think Margarito is so slow in terms of footwork, and even his hands that any of the better athletes wouldn't have much trouble with him. I think that good footwork would be a nightmare for Magarito. He reminds of an unathletic Mayorga, and even Mayorga couldn't deal with quick boxers.

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    Sergio Martinez,who is an excellent boxer and one of the best fighters at 154 couldn't handle Tony and he has slick footwork. Santos footwork isn't too bad and Tony should have got the W over him. It's not just footwork alone that beats Margarito,it's something to go with it. Santos and Williams had size and volume.

    The 2 biggest things that hurt Tony against PW was not the angles. It was the sheer volume of punches combined with his slow start and the holding on the inside. Marg is a superb inside fighter but PW managed to hold him and make him ineffective there. THAT's what won him the fight.Not just the movement alone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    I think Margarito is so slow in terms of footwork, and even his hands that any of the better athletes wouldn't have much trouble with him. I think that good footwork would be a nightmare for Magarito. He reminds of an unathletic Mayorga, and even Mayorga couldn't deal with quick boxers.

    That comparison is totally inaccurate.

    Let's see Mayorga:

    Smokes
    Has been knocked out 3 times
    Just throws bombs
    Inability to put punches together
    Always out of position
    Displays no class
    Is no more than a club fighter / side show

    Whereas Margarito is
    A busy fighter
    Accurate
    Granite chin
    Systematically breaks his opponents will


    The similarities :
    They both get hit
    They are both latin boxers

    Hardly the basis to compare the two !! You should be ashamed


    One JCC had a very succeddful carer fighting this way while also being prone to fleet footed opponents.JCC was not an outstanding athlete.

    Why not highlight how Cotto might have a nightmare having to think about being hit before casting of his shots. He has more feather like hitting opponents on his record than I have in my pillow.

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    Default Re: Margarito-Williams II

    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    How do you think this one shakes out now? And how does last night's performance change your opinion of the first fight?

    I've seen a lot of people say that last night proved the Williams fight to be a fluke but I just have to disagree. As degraded as people's opinion of Williams has become, I still think he has the tools to beat Margarito yet again, in fact I thought he had more room to improve in their bout.

    I just think that Margarito is best with an opponent willing to fight and come to him. Williams was on his horse the entire not, never set his feet and gave Margarito a target to hit until later on in the fight which is when Margarito had his success. Kermit Cintron stood right in front of Margarito all 10 or so rounds they have fought over the course of their two meetings. Williams doesn't do that and it's not like we didn't already know Margarito could walk through punches it's a matter of getting off punches on his own, don't see how last night changes that.
    Williams held the entire fight excessively and was never warned and was lucky their was not another round as he was totally gassed at the end. Had Margarito started earlier he would have finished Williams. Plu s,Williams shear size will not be shocking the 2nd time around

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    Default Re: Margarito-Williams II

    If it ever does come off, I think Margarito comes away with the win. He realizes he started off too slow last time. He won't make that mistake again.

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