[daprofessor]

What was Dzinziruk's record like before he fought Sergio? Okay he stopped Williams, but anybody can get hit with a punch that they don't see coming, isn't that how knockouts happen for the most part? We all knew from the first Quitana fight, that Paul was quite hittable, which ultimately leaves you open for being KO'd.

Sergio moved up to MW in Dec. '09, so it's safe to say that he's a full blown MW. Im not sure he's able to go up and down in weight like he says he can, but hey, we all know that he's willing to do that for a Floyd and/or Manny fight.

dzinziruk was 37-0 when sergio stopped him.

that one punch was set up beautifully. he attempted it about 7 or 8 times before it landed flush. each time he missed, he went right back to setting it back up. paul and his corner should have known it was coming. there was no adjustment...just more of the same. it was hard for me to watch....but i have to admit, it was a brilliant set up. i loved paul's kamikaze style...but pressuring a guy like martinez was the wrong plan. if u go back and watch their first fight...pressuring martinez is what got paul dropped in their first fight. when he sat back and boxed and forced martinez to come to him, that fight turned around. when paul tried to finish it strong by taking the fight back to martinez, he made it closer. i had paul winning the first fight by a very narrow margin. if he had repeated what he did in the middle rounds of the first fight...i think paul would have beat martinez in the rematch.

[Franchize]

I think Sergio has fought enough talented competiton to where he can take the biggest name available for his next gig. Fuck it. Go fight Magarito. He sells tickets. Fight Cotto. Fight Ortiz. Fight Kirkland.

Fighting these guys who are very talented but very overlooked in the media's eye is a lose lose situation. You'r putting yourself at a serious risk for guys who won't bring in many USA fans.

N while youre at it, learn English better so you can start calling guys out. Nobody gets hyped about a good ole fashioned call out if Jerry Ayala has to translate it.

[checkleft]

dzinziruk was 37-0 when sergio stopped him.

that one punch was set up beautifully. he attempted it about 7 or 8 times before it landed flush. each time he missed, he went right back to setting it back up. paul and his corner should have known it was coming. there was no adjustment...just more of the same. it was hard for me to watch....but i have to admit, it was a brilliant set up. i loved paul's kamikaze style...but pressuring a guy like martinez was the wrong plan. if u go back and watch their first fight...pressuring martinez is what got paul dropped in their first fight. when he sat back and boxed and forced martinez to come to him, that fight turned around. when paul tried to finish it strong by taking the fight back to martinez, he made it closer. i had paul winning the first fight by a very narrow margin. if he had repeated what he did in the middle rounds of the first fight...i think paul would have beat martinez in the rematch.

Very true. Martinez does set up his punches
Right before he kod Williams he hit him about four times with tge exact same punch in the first round. When they got in the Exchange at the end of round one on the ropes I thought he was gonna knock pauls head off, I still didn't see the ko coming.