Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
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Datsue
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Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Never ever watched one before (I like boxing. I do not like soap operas), but this weekend I caught the second episode of the Martinez vs Chavez one.
http://news.boxrec.com/news/2012/watch- ... -chavez-jr
& fvck me, it was great. Julio son of Julio's vacant stare as his old man stays up chain-smoking & watching videos of Sergio; Jr's odd sleeping habits, his frankly bizarre body language & mannerisms & slightly stoned-looking, generally out-of-it appearance. His insistence on belly-flopping every morning into his private pool. Freddy getting fvcked right off when Jr cannot be bothered to turn up to training, despite having got Freddy out of bed to train half an hour before. Sergio Gabriel's genuinely pissed-off demeanour, simmering quietly whilst his trainer barbecues the biggest steaks I think I've ever seen. Chavez jr's awful choice of underwear.... Sergio sleeps in a hyperbaric chamber, & gives the old Marvin Hagler response when asked what his secret is: "I get up at 4 every morning, & go to work. That's it. That's my fvcking secret". Compelling stuff.
Not sure if I could glean anything new from it, but I did reach some conclusions:
1) Julio's old man could probably take Jr. right now, despite spotting him forty pounds.
2) Sergio's trainer (Pablo Sarmiento? Didn't he fight Michael Ayers & Colin Lynes over here years ago?) can actually take those shades off. I assumed before watching this that they were grafted right on to his face, but apparently not.
3) As long as Sergio doesn't get old & they actually check for diuretics & whatever the fvck else they have to pump into Jr to get him to make eleven & a half stone, he's going to kick the ever-living fvck out of Chavez. Really. The difference in technique, even when they're doing basic drill stuff, is immense. I mean, it's like they're competing at a different sport: Chavez can't throw a straight punch without giving you notice by telegram half a month before; when he opens up to go to the body you could park a battlecruiser in the gaps in his defence.
4) I am undecided as to whether or not I shall create a Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread. We'll see...
http://news.boxrec.com/news/2012/watch- ... -chavez-jr
& fvck me, it was great. Julio son of Julio's vacant stare as his old man stays up chain-smoking & watching videos of Sergio; Jr's odd sleeping habits, his frankly bizarre body language & mannerisms & slightly stoned-looking, generally out-of-it appearance. His insistence on belly-flopping every morning into his private pool. Freddy getting fvcked right off when Jr cannot be bothered to turn up to training, despite having got Freddy out of bed to train half an hour before. Sergio Gabriel's genuinely pissed-off demeanour, simmering quietly whilst his trainer barbecues the biggest steaks I think I've ever seen. Chavez jr's awful choice of underwear.... Sergio sleeps in a hyperbaric chamber, & gives the old Marvin Hagler response when asked what his secret is: "I get up at 4 every morning, & go to work. That's it. That's my fvcking secret". Compelling stuff.
Not sure if I could glean anything new from it, but I did reach some conclusions:
1) Julio's old man could probably take Jr. right now, despite spotting him forty pounds.
2) Sergio's trainer (Pablo Sarmiento? Didn't he fight Michael Ayers & Colin Lynes over here years ago?) can actually take those shades off. I assumed before watching this that they were grafted right on to his face, but apparently not.
3) As long as Sergio doesn't get old & they actually check for diuretics & whatever the fvck else they have to pump into Jr to get him to make eleven & a half stone, he's going to kick the ever-living fvck out of Chavez. Really. The difference in technique, even when they're doing basic drill stuff, is immense. I mean, it's like they're competing at a different sport: Chavez can't throw a straight punch without giving you notice by telegram half a month before; when he opens up to go to the body you could park a battlecruiser in the gaps in his defence.
4) I am undecided as to whether or not I shall create a Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread. We'll see...
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Re: HBO 24/7
Is it on prime time this week ? (the 24/7 show that is)
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Re: HBO 24/7
Datsue wrote:
4) I am undecided as to whether or not I shall create a Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread. We'll see...
I'd like to offer my support to the "I sincerely hope Sergio 'Maravilla' Martinez can show the watching boxing world the gulf in class and technique between them and put Chavez XXL out to pasture "
Thank you.
Re: HBO 24/7
I agree Martinez is better, but I think it's closer than some of you think, I actually believe Martinez is slightly over rated and Chavez massively under rated, so I'm going to go for a 55/45 fight in favor of Martinez !Final round wrote:Datsue wrote:
4) I am undecided as to whether or not I shall create a Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread. We'll see...
I'd like to offer my support to the "I sincerely hope Sergio 'Maravilla' Martinez can show the watching boxing world the gulf in class and technique between them and put Chavez XXL out to pasture "
Thank you.
Re: HBO 24/7
If I thought it was a mis match I wouldn't of bought it ! 
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Re: HBO 24/7
Sarmiento also fought Gary Ryder
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loaded_gloves
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Re: HBO 24/7
Martinez must bring the curtain down on this absurd, 20+ year long WBC-sponsored Chavez Circus. With any luck Martinez will whack Junior so hard he flies over the top rope and breaks Jose Suilaman's skull in two.
Re: HBO 24/7
Sarmiento was pretty useful. I did wonder about his shades.
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Datsue
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Re: HBO 24/7
Fair enough, I s'pose I shall have to, now. I am nicking "Chavez XXL" though, that's fvcking class that is!Final round wrote:Datsue wrote:
4) I am undecided as to whether or not I shall create a Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread. We'll see...
I'd like to offer my support to the "I sincerely hope Sergio 'Maravilla' Martinez can show the watching boxing world the gulf in class and technique between them and put Chavez XXL out to pasture "
Thank you.
Yeah, same here. If Chavez was really a middleweight, wasn't a drug cheat, wasn't a complete spanner & wasn't a silver-spoon-fed scion of someone whose shoes he'll never fill even if he gets feet implants, I'd still like Martinez to humiliate him, just to fvck Sulaiman right off. The fact that he gets in the ring bigger than Rocky Marciano, is a drug-cheat, is a complete spanner & is the silver etc etc etc makes the side of the angels obvious in this one, doesn't it?loaded_gloves wrote:Martinez must bring the curtain down on this absurd, 20+ year long WBC-sponsored Chavez Circus. With any luck Martinez will whack Junior so hard he flies over the top rope and breaks Jose Suilaman's skull in two.
The news that Sulaiman (head of the organisation sanctioning this, remember) has laid a big bet on his godson (yeah. I know. What's Spanish for "nepotism"?) would set alarm bells ringing in any sport, except this is boxing, so it's almost a surprise that Don Jose doesn't climb into the ring between rounds & attack whoever XXL is fighting with a baseball bat.
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Datsue
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Reasons for wishing that Chavez XXL gets his arse kicked for fun this weekend:
1) watch the aforementioned 24/7 thingy above, & check out Dumb-arse Jr's pants. No, really. Anyone who wears underwear like that deserves a proper shoeing.
2) He gains at least a stone & a half from weigh-in to fight, & has been caught for diuretic use (drainy-drugs) before. He's going to be the bigger guy by at least one, maybe two divisions when these two get in the ring. Anyone with any sense of historical propriety, or fvck it, anyone who likes watching fair fights, will be delighted once Chavez starts getting a kicking from a bloke who is as tall as Nigel Benn & who gets in the ring within at least spitting distance of the divisional limit.
3) Martinez won the world title (fvck off, Arthur Abraham, you monging dwarf & the ridiculously boring Felix Strum) from Pavlik, who won it from Taylor, who won it from Hopkins, who beat the shit out of everyone. He defended it against Paul Williams, who (if you read messsageboards) was some kind of cross between King Kong & the Terminator at the time. He KTFO'd him, then beat up a couple of Brits & Sergei Dzindzuruk, the unbeaten long-time lightmiddle champ. This title was then stripped from him, & a bit of it given to one Sebastian Zbik, who Chavez XXL beat, & then defended versus nearly man Rubio & I think Peter Manfredo, which is hilarious. Then XXL fought Andy Lee, who made him look stupid for three rounds, before Lee got run over.
Who'd you want as a world champion? The bloke who it appears will fight anyone, who spent years traipsing all over the world fighting in leisure centres, or some rich kid given a world title in a Christmas cracker?
4) The aforementioned nepotismo: Don Jose Sulaiman, who makes Jack the Ripper look like a reasonable bloke who happily abides by rules, is Chavez XXL's godson, bets on his fights & would generally be sick as fvck if his boy gets twatted.
5) Some Septics appear to think Sergio Gabriel is gay. I might be a child, but the idea of a big macho dude like Chavez getting the snot beaten out of him by a maricon makes me laugh, as does the impact on said Septics.
6) Boxrec Rule 77: You know I'm going to type Richard "The Secret" Williams here, right? I mean, you've read one of my posts before. Well, SGM not only merits the invocation of Boxrec Rule 77, he went above & beyond the call of duty by actually fighting the dude the rule was created to honour, & he beat him, not once, but twice. Twice.
7) Sergio's hip wiggles, showboating & hands-down style annoys purists like my old man. It makes me rumble things like "Get your bloody hands up, FFS". I think this means I'm getting old. If Martinez wins this, I will actually start getting younger.
8) Despite being speedier than a speedy thing, Sergio's footwork isn't very good. He suffers at least one off-balance knockdown/slip thing almost every fight (Paul Williams I, Pavlik, Macklin, etc etc). I don't know why this makes me want him to win, except that I always cream over blokes with old-school footwork, & this aberration makes me reassured I'm not getting stuck in my ways just yet.
9) If SGM wins, it will be the triumph of artistry (no matter how sloppily applied, & with what snubbing of conventionality it is dreamt up) over brute force.
10) He's the ultimate hard-luck dude. He knocked out Kermit Cintron, who tried to claim a headbutt, then got stiffed on the judges' scorecards. Robbed twice in one fight!
11) If Martinez wins this, maybe he'll have enough money to buy a proper crown, rather than that dodgy paper one he had to make do with after flattening P. Williams.
12) If Chavez XXL wins, then we might never see Pablo Sarmiento in the corner of a big fight again. This would be a crying shame, particularly if Martinez never gets to fight a Buddy McGirt-trained fighter, because the two trainers could have a shades-off whilst the fight was occurring.
13) I blame George Groves.
WAR SERGIO!
1) watch the aforementioned 24/7 thingy above, & check out Dumb-arse Jr's pants. No, really. Anyone who wears underwear like that deserves a proper shoeing.
2) He gains at least a stone & a half from weigh-in to fight, & has been caught for diuretic use (drainy-drugs) before. He's going to be the bigger guy by at least one, maybe two divisions when these two get in the ring. Anyone with any sense of historical propriety, or fvck it, anyone who likes watching fair fights, will be delighted once Chavez starts getting a kicking from a bloke who is as tall as Nigel Benn & who gets in the ring within at least spitting distance of the divisional limit.
3) Martinez won the world title (fvck off, Arthur Abraham, you monging dwarf & the ridiculously boring Felix Strum) from Pavlik, who won it from Taylor, who won it from Hopkins, who beat the shit out of everyone. He defended it against Paul Williams, who (if you read messsageboards) was some kind of cross between King Kong & the Terminator at the time. He KTFO'd him, then beat up a couple of Brits & Sergei Dzindzuruk, the unbeaten long-time lightmiddle champ. This title was then stripped from him, & a bit of it given to one Sebastian Zbik, who Chavez XXL beat, & then defended versus nearly man Rubio & I think Peter Manfredo, which is hilarious. Then XXL fought Andy Lee, who made him look stupid for three rounds, before Lee got run over.
Who'd you want as a world champion? The bloke who it appears will fight anyone, who spent years traipsing all over the world fighting in leisure centres, or some rich kid given a world title in a Christmas cracker?
4) The aforementioned nepotismo: Don Jose Sulaiman, who makes Jack the Ripper look like a reasonable bloke who happily abides by rules, is Chavez XXL's godson, bets on his fights & would generally be sick as fvck if his boy gets twatted.
5) Some Septics appear to think Sergio Gabriel is gay. I might be a child, but the idea of a big macho dude like Chavez getting the snot beaten out of him by a maricon makes me laugh, as does the impact on said Septics.
6) Boxrec Rule 77: You know I'm going to type Richard "The Secret" Williams here, right? I mean, you've read one of my posts before. Well, SGM not only merits the invocation of Boxrec Rule 77, he went above & beyond the call of duty by actually fighting the dude the rule was created to honour, & he beat him, not once, but twice. Twice.
7) Sergio's hip wiggles, showboating & hands-down style annoys purists like my old man. It makes me rumble things like "Get your bloody hands up, FFS". I think this means I'm getting old. If Martinez wins this, I will actually start getting younger.
8) Despite being speedier than a speedy thing, Sergio's footwork isn't very good. He suffers at least one off-balance knockdown/slip thing almost every fight (Paul Williams I, Pavlik, Macklin, etc etc). I don't know why this makes me want him to win, except that I always cream over blokes with old-school footwork, & this aberration makes me reassured I'm not getting stuck in my ways just yet.
9) If SGM wins, it will be the triumph of artistry (no matter how sloppily applied, & with what snubbing of conventionality it is dreamt up) over brute force.
10) He's the ultimate hard-luck dude. He knocked out Kermit Cintron, who tried to claim a headbutt, then got stiffed on the judges' scorecards. Robbed twice in one fight!
11) If Martinez wins this, maybe he'll have enough money to buy a proper crown, rather than that dodgy paper one he had to make do with after flattening P. Williams.
12) If Chavez XXL wins, then we might never see Pablo Sarmiento in the corner of a big fight again. This would be a crying shame, particularly if Martinez never gets to fight a Buddy McGirt-trained fighter, because the two trainers could have a shades-off whilst the fight was occurring.
13) I blame George Groves.
WAR SERGIO!
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
I have been registered on this forum for a fair amount of time having never posted (yeah, blame 'him'), but I loved your points so much I just had to say, spot on.Datsue wrote:Reasons for wishing that Chavez XXL gets his arse kicked for fun this weekend:
1) watch the aforementioned 24/7 thingy above, & check out Dumb-arse Jr's pants. No, really. Anyone who wears underwear like that deserves a proper shoeing.
2) He gains at least a stone & a half from weigh-in to fight, & has been caught for diuretic use (drainy-drugs) before. He's going to be the bigger guy by at least one, maybe two divisions when these two get in the ring. Anyone with any sense of historical propriety, or fvck it, anyone who likes watching fair fights, will be delighted once Chavez starts getting a kicking from a bloke who is as tall as Nigel Benn & who gets in the ring within at least spitting distance of the divisional limit.
3) Martinez won the world title (fvck off, Arthur Abraham, you monging dwarf & the ridiculously boring Felix Strum) from Pavlik, who won it from Taylor, who won it from Hopkins, who beat the shit out of everyone. He defended it against Paul Williams, who (if you read messsageboards) was some kind of cross between King Kong & the Terminator at the time. He KTFO'd him, then beat up a couple of Brits & Sergei Dzindzuruk, the unbeaten long-time lightmiddle champ. This title was then stripped from him, & a bit of it given to one Sebastian Zbik, who Chavez XXL beat, & then defended versus nearly man Rubio & I think Peter Manfredo, which is hilarious. Then XXL fought Andy Lee, who made him look stupid for three rounds, before Lee got run over.
Who'd you want as a world champion? The bloke who it appears will fight anyone, who spent years traipsing all over the world fighting in leisure centres, or some rich kid given a world title in a Christmas cracker?
4) The aforementioned nepotismo: Don Jose Sulaiman, who makes Jack the Ripper look like a reasonable bloke who happily abides by rules, is Chavez XXL's godson, bets on his fights & would generally be sick as fvck if his boy gets twatted.
5) Some Septics appear to think Sergio Gabriel is gay. I might be a child, but the idea of a big macho dude like Chavez getting the snot beaten out of him by a maricon makes me laugh, as does the impact on said Septics.
6) Boxrec Rule 77: You know I'm going to type Richard "The Secret" Williams here, right? I mean, you've read one of my posts before. Well, SGM not only merits the invocation of Boxrec Rule 77, he went above & beyond the call of duty by actually fighting the dude the rule was created to honour, & he beat him, not once, but twice. Twice.
7) Sergio's hip wiggles, showboating & hands-down style annoys purists like my old man. It makes me rumble things like "Get your bloody hands up, FFS". I think this means I'm getting old. If Martinez wins this, I will actually start getting younger.
8) Despite being speedier than a speedy thing, Sergio's footwork isn't very good. He suffers at least one off-balance knockdown/slip thing almost every fight (Paul Williams I, Pavlik, Macklin, etc etc). I don't know why this makes me want him to win, except that I always cream over blokes with old-school footwork, & this aberration makes me reassured I'm not getting stuck in my ways just yet.
9) If SGM wins, it will be the triumph of artistry (no matter how sloppily applied, & with what snubbing of conventionality it is dreamt up) over brute force.
10) He's the ultimate hard-luck dude. He knocked out Kermit Cintron, who tried to claim a headbutt, then got stiffed on the judges' scorecards. Robbed twice in one fight!
11) If Martinez wins this, maybe he'll have enough money to buy a proper crown, rather than that dodgy paper one he had to make do with after flattening P. Williams.
12) If Chavez XXL wins, then we might never see Pablo Sarmiento in the corner of a big fight again. This would be a crying shame, particularly if Martinez never gets to fight a Buddy McGirt-trained fighter, because the two trainers could have a shades-off whilst the fight was occurring.
13) I blame George Groves.
WAR SERGIO!
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Datsue
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Thank you! I'm flattered. How's bat country, by the way?Raoul Duke wrote:I have been registered on this forum for a fair amount of time having never posted (yeah, blame 'him'), but I loved your points so much I just had to say, spot on.Datsue wrote:Reasons for wishing that Chavez XXL gets his arse kicked for fun this weekend:
1) watch the aforementioned 24/7 thingy above, & check out Dumb-arse Jr's pants. No, really. Anyone who wears underwear like that deserves a proper shoeing.
2) He gains at least a stone & a half from weigh-in to fight, & has been caught for diuretic use (drainy-drugs) before. He's going to be the bigger guy by at least one, maybe two divisions when these two get in the ring. Anyone with any sense of historical propriety, or fvck it, anyone who likes watching fair fights, will be delighted once Chavez starts getting a kicking from a bloke who is as tall as Nigel Benn & who gets in the ring within at least spitting distance of the divisional limit.
3) Martinez won the world title (fvck off, Arthur Abraham, you monging dwarf & the ridiculously boring Felix Strum) from Pavlik, who won it from Taylor, who won it from Hopkins, who beat the shit out of everyone. He defended it against Paul Williams, who (if you read messsageboards) was some kind of cross between King Kong & the Terminator at the time. He KTFO'd him, then beat up a couple of Brits & Sergei Dzindzuruk, the unbeaten long-time lightmiddle champ. This title was then stripped from him, & a bit of it given to one Sebastian Zbik, who Chavez XXL beat, & then defended versus nearly man Rubio & I think Peter Manfredo, which is hilarious. Then XXL fought Andy Lee, who made him look stupid for three rounds, before Lee got run over.
Who'd you want as a world champion? The bloke who it appears will fight anyone, who spent years traipsing all over the world fighting in leisure centres, or some rich kid given a world title in a Christmas cracker?
4) The aforementioned nepotismo: Don Jose Sulaiman, who makes Jack the Ripper look like a reasonable bloke who happily abides by rules, is Chavez XXL's godson, bets on his fights & would generally be sick as fvck if his boy gets twatted.
5) Some Septics appear to think Sergio Gabriel is gay. I might be a child, but the idea of a big macho dude like Chavez getting the snot beaten out of him by a maricon makes me laugh, as does the impact on said Septics.
6) Boxrec Rule 77: You know I'm going to type Richard "The Secret" Williams here, right? I mean, you've read one of my posts before. Well, SGM not only merits the invocation of Boxrec Rule 77, he went above & beyond the call of duty by actually fighting the dude the rule was created to honour, & he beat him, not once, but twice. Twice.
7) Sergio's hip wiggles, showboating & hands-down style annoys purists like my old man. It makes me rumble things like "Get your bloody hands up, FFS". I think this means I'm getting old. If Martinez wins this, I will actually start getting younger.
8) Despite being speedier than a speedy thing, Sergio's footwork isn't very good. He suffers at least one off-balance knockdown/slip thing almost every fight (Paul Williams I, Pavlik, Macklin, etc etc). I don't know why this makes me want him to win, except that I always cream over blokes with old-school footwork, & this aberration makes me reassured I'm not getting stuck in my ways just yet.
9) If SGM wins, it will be the triumph of artistry (no matter how sloppily applied, & with what snubbing of conventionality it is dreamt up) over brute force.
10) He's the ultimate hard-luck dude. He knocked out Kermit Cintron, who tried to claim a headbutt, then got stiffed on the judges' scorecards. Robbed twice in one fight!
11) If Martinez wins this, maybe he'll have enough money to buy a proper crown, rather than that dodgy paper one he had to make do with after flattening P. Williams.
12) If Chavez XXL wins, then we might never see Pablo Sarmiento in the corner of a big fight again. This would be a crying shame, particularly if Martinez never gets to fight a Buddy McGirt-trained fighter, because the two trainers could have a shades-off whilst the fight was occurring.
13) I blame George Groves.
WAR SERGIO!
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Raoul Duke, probably the best username ever. Gonzo.
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Take a bow you've highlighted some most excellent points mate. Really do hope Martinez knocks Chavez XXL the fcuk out. He has to cos Sulaimans probably got his neighbours as the judges.Datsue wrote:Reasons for wishing that Chavez XXL gets his arse kicked for fun this weekend:
1) watch the aforementioned 24/7 thingy above, & check out Dumb-arse Jr's pants. No, really. Anyone who wears underwear like that deserves a proper shoeing.
2) He gains at least a stone & a half from weigh-in to fight, & has been caught for diuretic use (drainy-drugs) before. He's going to be the bigger guy by at least one, maybe two divisions when these two get in the ring. Anyone with any sense of historical propriety, or fvck it, anyone who likes watching fair fights, will be delighted once Chavez starts getting a kicking from a bloke who is as tall as Nigel Benn & who gets in the ring within at least spitting distance of the divisional limit.
3) Martinez won the world title (fvck off, Arthur Abraham, you monging dwarf & the ridiculously boring Felix Strum) from Pavlik, who won it from Taylor, who won it from Hopkins, who beat the shit out of everyone. He defended it against Paul Williams, who (if you read messsageboards) was some kind of cross between King Kong & the Terminator at the time. He KTFO'd him, then beat up a couple of Brits & Sergei Dzindzuruk, the unbeaten long-time lightmiddle champ. This title was then stripped from him, & a bit of it given to one Sebastian Zbik, who Chavez XXL beat, & then defended versus nearly man Rubio & I think Peter Manfredo, which is hilarious. Then XXL fought Andy Lee, who made him look stupid for three rounds, before Lee got run over.
Who'd you want as a world champion? The bloke who it appears will fight anyone, who spent years traipsing all over the world fighting in leisure centres, or some rich kid given a world title in a Christmas cracker?
4) The aforementioned nepotismo: Don Jose Sulaiman, who makes Jack the Ripper look like a reasonable bloke who happily abides by rules, is Chavez XXL's godson, bets on his fights & would generally be sick as fvck if his boy gets twatted.
5) Some Septics appear to think Sergio Gabriel is gay. I might be a child, but the idea of a big macho dude like Chavez getting the snot beaten out of him by a maricon makes me laugh, as does the impact on said Septics.
6) Boxrec Rule 77: You know I'm going to type Richard "The Secret" Williams here, right? I mean, you've read one of my posts before. Well, SGM not only merits the invocation of Boxrec Rule 77, he went above & beyond the call of duty by actually fighting the dude the rule was created to honour, & he beat him, not once, but twice. Twice.
7) Sergio's hip wiggles, showboating & hands-down style annoys purists like my old man. It makes me rumble things like "Get your bloody hands up, FFS". I think this means I'm getting old. If Martinez wins this, I will actually start getting younger.
8) Despite being speedier than a speedy thing, Sergio's footwork isn't very good. He suffers at least one off-balance knockdown/slip thing almost every fight (Paul Williams I, Pavlik, Macklin, etc etc). I don't know why this makes me want him to win, except that I always cream over blokes with old-school footwork, & this aberration makes me reassured I'm not getting stuck in my ways just yet.
9) If SGM wins, it will be the triumph of artistry (no matter how sloppily applied, & with what snubbing of conventionality it is dreamt up) over brute force.
10) He's the ultimate hard-luck dude. He knocked out Kermit Cintron, who tried to claim a headbutt, then got stiffed on the judges' scorecards. Robbed twice in one fight!
11) If Martinez wins this, maybe he'll have enough money to buy a proper crown, rather than that dodgy paper one he had to make do with after flattening P. Williams.
12) If Chavez XXL wins, then we might never see Pablo Sarmiento in the corner of a big fight again. This would be a crying shame, particularly if Martinez never gets to fight a Buddy McGirt-trained fighter, because the two trainers could have a shades-off whilst the fight was occurring.
13) I blame George Groves.
WAR SERGIO!
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Loving your work as ever datsue
Got to agree with everything you have said, I wonder how much Chavez snr wishes Martinez was his son
Interesting to see the swamp thing dan rafeal tweeted the fight purses for this. Chavez $3m Martinez $1.4m. Aswell as ppv money
Wonder what odds I can get on the biggest robbery since erm....pac v Bradley
Got to agree with everything you have said, I wonder how much Chavez snr wishes Martinez was his son
Interesting to see the swamp thing dan rafeal tweeted the fight purses for this. Chavez $3m Martinez $1.4m. Aswell as ppv money
Wonder what odds I can get on the biggest robbery since erm....pac v Bradley
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Great work Datsue! I'm proper routing for Martinez. Chavez Jnr doesn't half come across like a spoilt so and so. Call me old school, but in my book what your trainer says, you do. Pissed me off to not only see Freddie Roach catering to Chavez Jnr's weird timing but also getting stood up after Chavez can't be arsed to turn up.
Martinez has done it the hard way, faced the better opposition and has the skills to make Chavez Jnr look silly. I think the 4/9 outright on Martinez and 3/1 Martinez inside was pretty generous. I've had a nice pop at both. War Maravilla!
Edit: By the by, both 24/7's are up on youtube.
Martinez has done it the hard way, faced the better opposition and has the skills to make Chavez Jnr look silly. I think the 4/9 outright on Martinez and 3/1 Martinez inside was pretty generous. I've had a nice pop at both. War Maravilla!
Edit: By the by, both 24/7's are up on youtube.
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
You have to feel sorry for Chavez Jnr in many respects. He doesn't have anywhere near the passion for the game as his old man does. In fact you could almost say Snr is living out a second coming of his career through his son. There's a classic scene in the 24/7 edition you're talking about where Jnr is wading in the pool with his old man barking tactics poolside. Snr is going mad. Jnr just looks totally bemused.
You can get 8/13 Martinez on Betfair which looks a great price to me.
You can get 8/13 Martinez on Betfair which looks a great price to me.
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Datsue
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Black Sam Bellamy wrote:You have to feel sorry for Chavez Jnr in many respects. He doesn't have anywhere near the passion for the game as his old man does. In fact you could almost say Snr is living out a second coming of his career through his son. There's a classic scene in the 24/7 edition you're talking about where Jnr is wading in the pool with his old man barking tactics poolside. Snr is going mad. Jnr just looks totally bemused.
You can get 8/13 Martinez on Betfair which looks a great price to me.
I can see where you're coming from; Chavez XXL doesn't seem all that convinced about being a boxer at times, & the glazed looks he kept giving his dad when JCC superstar was shadow-boxing were like something from a film about dynastic intrigues.
His familial situation is weird. But I might only be able to find the grace in my heart to feel sorry for him after Martinez kicks his arse.
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
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lefthook82
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Great work Datsue, loving the reasons, especially number 6. I don't know the origins of that joke but it makes me laugh every single time
Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
I'm backing Jr for the upset. He doesn't come off all that well in 24/7, and his style looks amateurish, but he must be a tough fecker underneath. 48 wins with no amateur background isn't to be sniffed at.
Even if he loses I think he'll come out of it with a lot more respect anyway, I think it's gonna be really close.
Even if he loses I think he'll come out of it with a lot more respect anyway, I think it's gonna be really close.
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Bennyblanco
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
God I hope Martinez takes his jaw off :x
Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Datsue wrote:6) Boxrec Rule 77: You know I'm going to type Richard "The Secret" Williams here, right? I mean, you've read one of my posts before. Well, SGM not only merits the invocation of Boxrec Rule 77, he went above & beyond the call of duty by actually fighting the dude the rule was created to honour, & he beat him, not once, but twice. Twice.
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danconnollyeire
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Re: Highly Official Come On Sergio Gabriel Megathread/HBO 24/7
Chavez actually said 'some people like Sergio have nothing so fight for money and a better future. I've always had all them things so I just fight for boxing and that's why I'll win'
For that reason... kill the pudendum!
For that reason... kill the pudendum!