Jared Anderson vs. Charles Martin | ESPN - July 1, 2023

Who wins?

Poll ended at 02 Jul 2023, 02:55

Anderson - Decision
0
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Anderson - T/KO
31
91%
DRAW
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Martin - T/KO
2
6%
Martin - Decision
1
3%
 
Total votes: 34

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No one guessed a W10 for Anderson but I'm hardly shocked. I've often seen an undefeated prospect extended for the first time against a guy who has fought about 5 top-10 opponents. Granted Martin lost most of those, but Martin developed the muscle memory to know how to survive.

Unfortunately Jared did seem stunned when hit. Jared's chin isn't a Cobb/Chuvalo chin and you can do iittle to improve that. Marciano, Liston, Tyson, and Foreman all went 10 before their first title fight. But were they stunned that bad?
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Re: Jared Anderson vs. Charles Martin | ESPN - July 1, 2023

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Surprisingly Martin didn't just survive, but won a round or two. The 5th was quite bad for Jah. Anyway, it was a fair win.
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Re: Jared Anderson vs. Charles Martin | ESPN - July 1, 2023

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Charles Martin: "I Did The Best I Could, Jared Anderson Will Make His Way To The Top"

"I took the fight on 11 days’ notice. I did the best I could. He’s a real champion. He’ll be making his way to the top soon. I’m proud of him," Martin said.

“He’s really good. He’s a crafty boxer. Usually, when I catch somebody and hurt them, I can finish them. If they don’t fall, usually I can follow up and put them away. But he is like a little middleweight. He is crafty. He was able to get out even when he was rocked. He was able to maneuver and get out the way. He’s going to be a champion.”
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Re: Jared Anderson vs. Charles Martin | ESPN - July 1, 2023

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Bad performance from Anderson, should've got a washed-up Martin out of there within 3 rounds. The question marks remain.
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IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 08:18 Bad performance from Anderson, should've got a washed-up Martin out of there within 3 rounds. The question marks remain.
why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
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oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 09:35
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 08:18 Bad performance from Anderson, should've got a washed-up Martin out of there within 3 rounds. The question marks remain.
why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
Joshua done him in two when he was champ, Anderson's punch power should've taken him out. I don't buy the "wanting to go the distance" excuse.
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IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:05
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 09:35
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 08:18 Bad performance from Anderson, should've got a washed-up Martin out of there within 3 rounds. The question marks remain.
why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
Joshua done him in two when he was champ, Anderson's punch power should've taken him out. I don't buy the "wanting to go the distance" excuse.
LOL! Oh I see. No one here mentioned Jah's statement on going the distance. We were talking about the kid's performance.
The reference to AJ's KO aren't relative here.
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oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:16
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:05
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 09:35

why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
Joshua done him in two when he was champ, Anderson's punch power should've taken him out. I don't buy the "wanting to go the distance" excuse.
LOL! Oh I see. No one here mentioned Jah's statement on going the distance. We were talking about the kid's performance.
The reference to AJ's KO aren't relative here.
I mentioned it. Everything is relative, if we are judging current heavyweights performances.
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IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:22
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:16
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:05

Joshua done him in two when he was champ, Anderson's punch power should've taken him out. I don't buy the "wanting to go the distance" excuse.
LOL! Oh I see. No one here mentioned Jah's statement on going the distance. We were talking about the kid's performance.
The reference to AJ's KO aren't relative here.
I mentioned it. Everything is relative, if we are judging current heavyweights performances.
We are discussing you post that this was a bad performance by Anderson.
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oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:24
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:22
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:16
LOL! Oh I see. No one here mentioned Jah's statement on going the distance. We were talking about the kid's performance.
The reference to AJ's KO aren't relative here.
I mentioned it. Everything is relative, if we are judging current heavyweights performances.
We are discussing you post that this was a bad performance by Anderson.
It was in comparison to Joshua, Joshua beat him in two as reigning champ, Anderson beat him on points when he's washed-up.
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Re: Jared Anderson vs. Charles Martin | ESPN - July 1, 2023

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oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 09:35
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 08:18 Bad performance from Anderson, should've got a washed-up Martin out of there within 3 rounds. The question marks remain.
why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
I'm more concerned with Anderson's chin than I am that it went 10. Every HW slugger who was ever referred to as a GOAT was extended before he won the title. Dempsey, Louis, Marciano, Tyson, Foreman, all of them. Actually that would make a pretty good quiz as to who were the extenders. But I digress..

The W10 was fine. But Jared was hurt. Flip side is Martin can punch.
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Tony1244 wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:58
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 09:35
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 08:18 Bad performance from Anderson, should've got a washed-up Martin out of there within 3 rounds. The question marks remain.
why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
I'm more concerned with Anderson's chin than I am that it went 10. Every HW slugger who was ever referred to as a GOAT was extended before he won the title. Dempsey, Louis, Marciano, Tyson, Foreman, all of them. Actually that would make a pretty good quiz as to who were the extenders. But I digress..

The W10 was fine. But Jared was hurt. Flip side is Martin can punch.
So now you're concerned about jah's chin? :lol:
He took some pretty good shots and learned he can go through that sort of distress. Martin hits pretty good. I'm more concerned with Jah's inability to avoid straight shots.
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Re: Jared Anderson vs. Charles Martin | ESPN - July 1, 2023

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IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:26
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:24
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:22

I mentioned it. Everything is relative, if we are judging current heavyweights performances.
We are discussing you post that this was a bad performance by Anderson.
It was in comparison to Joshua, Joshua beat him in two as reigning champ, Anderson beat him on points when he's washed-up.
Oh ok. :roll:
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oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 11:12
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:26
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 10:24

We are discussing you post that this was a bad performance by Anderson.
It was in comparison to Joshua, Joshua beat him in two as reigning champ, Anderson beat him on points when he's washed-up.
Oh ok. :roll:
Levi Forte went 10 rounds with a young George Foreman but got knocked out by fighters I've never heard of. A guy from Montana knocked out Lamar Clark quicker than a young Ali did. Iron, how far do you want to take this? :lol:

Oogiebe, worried, might be a little strong as I have other things to worry about. :OhYes: His chin wasn't bad but didn't look first rate to me. Defense is easier to learn than ability to absorb a shot, so we shall see.
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It’s a shame but I sort of knew it. Anderson has fast hands, can switch hit and has very good feet - but, lacks pop at HW. He will improve, but he won’t be what everyone expected e.g. a world beater.

I thought Zhan would’ve KO’d him even before the Martin fight.
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oogiebe wrote: 02 Jul 2023, 09:49 Still super high on Jah. This was exactly what he needed. Martin provided him with maybe his best effort and hopefully taught the kid that he has things to work on. Jah still dominated most of the fight and showed us he has a chin. Next fight for Anderson will be telling.
I agree he needed this. Sometimes young athletes have to find out for themselves what they need to work on, regardless of telling them many times. He'll be more coachable now, and will really improve on his already great talent.
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Anderson Vs Franklin ?
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Tony1244 wrote: 02 Jul 2023, 11:04 No one guessed a W10 for Anderson but I'm hardly shocked. I've often seen an undefeated prospect extended for the first time against a guy who has fought about 5 top-10 opponents. Granted Martin lost most of those, but Martin developed the muscle memory to know how to survive.

Unfortunately Jared did seem stunned when hit. Jared's chin isn't a Cobb/Chuvalo chin and you can do iittle to improve that. Marciano, Liston, Tyson, and Foreman all went 10 before their first title fight. But were they stunned that bad?
Jared Anderson. He is very hyped. Stock down.
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pound per pound wrote: 04 Jul 2023, 16:05
Tony1244 wrote: 02 Jul 2023, 11:04 No one guessed a W10 for Anderson but I'm hardly shocked. I've often seen an undefeated prospect extended for the first time against a guy who has fought about 5 top-10 opponents. Granted Martin lost most of those, but Martin developed the muscle memory to know how to survive.

Unfortunately Jared did seem stunned when hit. Jared's chin isn't a Cobb/Chuvalo chin and you can do iittle to improve that. Marciano, Liston, Tyson, and Foreman all went 10 before their first title fight. But were they stunned that bad?
Jared Anderson. He is very hyped. Stock down.
I'd say the stock may be down, but only slightly.
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oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 09:35
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 08:18 Bad performance from Anderson, should've got a washed-up Martin out of there within 3 rounds. The question marks remain.
why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
Oogiebe, do you think Jared took the punches well?
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Tony1244 wrote: 08 Jul 2023, 09:52
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 09:35
IRONFIST wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 08:18 Bad performance from Anderson, should've got a washed-up Martin out of there within 3 rounds. The question marks remain.
why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
Oogiebe, do you think Jared took the punches well?
He didn't go down and he survived. He took a LOT of those lefts. The issue is, he shouldn't.
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oogiebe wrote: 08 Jul 2023, 21:56
Tony1244 wrote: 08 Jul 2023, 09:52
oogiebe wrote: 03 Jul 2023, 09:35

why was it a bad performance? I think expectations may have been too high. Anderson is young and this fight was great for him. Martin is no bum. He's not a top fighter, but he never got any credit for being a solid fighter. I think we learned a lot about Jah's resiliance in this fight. Aside from his history of issues with pulling straight back, he showed an ability to change up approaches in the ring. Seems to me this was a terrific learning experience and if he is as good as I think, we should see major improvement in his weak areas next time out.
Oogiebe, do you think Jared took the punches well?
He didn't go down and he survived. He took a LOT of those lefts. The issue is, he shouldn't.
I'm rooting for Jared. He's my version of Make America Great Again. :lol: I'm a bit concerned as to how he took the punches. Agree, he needs to work on defense. Hopefully his chin is better than I suspect.
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I just watched a highlights video of this bout.

Jared got rocked in the final seconds. It looked like he said, "That was a Nice Shot" towards "Martin", after he was announced The Winner by decision. :OhYes:

He's basically A work in progress. The Switching Stances is A Nice Talent, whether a natural ability or acquired over time.

He Has decent potential, but not quite ready for the top 5 out there.

What was Martin ranked at..? Somewhere between 8 to 12..?

It's So hard to tell nowadays, especially with there being So Many Top 20 guys fighting So Seldomly anymore. Inactivity is So En-Vogue in Boxing. Especially once a prospect attains a six figure paycheck.
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AngryGoon38 wrote: 10 Jul 2023, 12:50 I just watched a highlights video of this bout.

Jared got rocked in the final seconds. It looked like he said, "That was a Nice Shot" towards "Martin", after he was announced The Winner by decision. :OhYes:

He's basically A work in progress. The Switching Stances is A Nice Talent, whether a natural ability or acquired over time.

He Has decent potential, but not quite ready for the top 5 out there.

What was Martin ranked at..? Somewhere between 8 to 12..?

It's So hard to tell nowadays, especially with there being So Many Top 20 guys fighting So Seldomly anymore. Inactivity is So En-Vogue in Boxing. Especially once a prospect attains a six figure paycheck.
Closer to 20-25 I'd imagine. He rebuilt after that loss to Kownacki. Then he took another loss to Ortiz
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AngryGoon38 wrote: 10 Jul 2023, 12:50 I just watched a highlights video of this bout.

Jared got rocked in the final seconds. It looked like he said, "That was a Nice Shot" towards "Martin", after he was announced The Winner by decision. :OhYes:

He's basically A work in progress. The Switching Stances is A Nice Talent, whether a natural ability or acquired over time.

He Has decent potential, but not quite ready for the top 5 out there.

What was Martin ranked at..? Somewhere between 8 to 12..?

It's So hard to tell nowadays, especially with there being So Many Top 20 guys fighting So Seldomly anymore. Inactivity is So En-Vogue in Boxing. Especially once a prospect attains a six figure paycheck.

That was a KO punch at the end by Martin against almost anybody else, and Jared took it well. Most guys would have been saved by the bell--or not--by that punch with 5 seconds to go.

It was a good and bad reveal for Jared. Exposed his really bad defensive habits, but also exposed an incredible chin.
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