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skanksta wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 13:42

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 08:00 CompuBox Stats

Well obviously stats aren't everything, but they DO show that Martin threw more and landed more in EVERY round except R7 - where he threw more and landed the same !
Plus he got a KD.
Horrid.

Which stat are you looking at? Jabs or total punches?

keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 11:03

skanksta wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 13:42

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 08:00 CompuBox Stats

Well obviously stats aren't everything, but they DO show that Martin threw more and landed more in EVERY round except R7 - where he threw more and landed the same !
Plus he got a KD.
Horrid.

Which stat are you looking at? Jabs or total punches?

I think he meant to say Lopez.

Sammy Scaff wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 10:38 Everyone knows who the real winner was and despite Martin being an ugly style fighter he'll get plenty of work.
Really disappointed about Teo. He looked special a while back but now looks like a limited fighter with a bit of power if you give him chance to use it.

He's just not that good going forward and moving up weights seems to have blunted his main weapon, his power.

Then again, that happens to almost everyone who moves up. The knockouts seem to vanish into thin air.

The more successful boxers who move up tend to have better boxing skills. They also tend to increasingly win by decision, Pacquiao style.

That was also a little disturbing the way his wife wouldn't let him hold their baby son after the fight.

Tough times ahead for Teo?

Considering myself as a big boxing fan, but i have no inetrest to watch Crawford - Avanesyan and Lopez - Martin even from a youtube replay How can somebody pay to watch this i dont know

only saw the highlights and teo s punches were more hurtful and accurate and was no surprise he got the nod.
still dont get his attitude tho

oogiebe wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 13:53 Jared Anderson now # 26 on BoxRec. Will be interesting to see his next fight if it's a good step up. Still pulling back after throwing can get him in trouble vs a better fighter.

andersons big mouth is going to get him in trouble vs a better fighter .

stevec@france wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 16:34

oogiebe wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 13:53 Jared Anderson now # 26 on BoxRec. Will be interesting to see his next fight if it's a good step up. Still pulling back after throwing can get him in trouble vs a better fighter.

andersons big mouth is going to get him in trouble vs a better fighter .

right...thanks for chiming in.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 11:46

keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 11:03

skanksta wrote: ↑11 Dec 2022, 13:42

Well obviously stats aren't everything, but they DO show that Martin threw more and landed more in EVERY round except R7 - where he threw more and landed the same !
Plus he got a KD.
Horrid.

Which stat are you looking at? Jabs or total punches?

I think he meant to say Lopez.

Yeah.
It's confusing as hell and it confused me.
Not the fight I saw anyway.

Thomastearns wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 15:39

Sammy Scaff wrote: ↑12 Dec 2022, 10:38 Everyone knows who the real winner was and despite Martin being an ugly style fighter he'll get plenty of work.
Really disappointed about Teo. He looked special a while back but now looks like a limited fighter with a bit of power if you give him chance to use it.

He's just not that good going forward and moving up weights seems to have blunted his main weapon, his power.

Then again, that happens to almost everyone who moves up. The knockouts seem to vanish into thin air.

The more successful boxers who move up tend to have better boxing skills. They also tend to increasingly win by decision, Pacquiao style.

That was also a little disturbing the way his wife wouldn't let him hold their baby son after the fight.

Tough times ahead for Teo?

Yeah that was a cringe moment.
If those two are giving it another shot they seem to have as much chance as Christian Hammer would have with Usyk.
Until Teo can separate his private life from his profession I can only see one outcome for him.

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