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He needs to win here, but if he losses, there's no other way but to move up in weight, though it will not hype him but IMO, that's the right thing to do for him to be comfortable in maintaining his weight. He will have to start his journey in a new division and hopefully we will continue to support him.

Let's say Jerwin Ancajas will lose here, does it really a good decision to just left that division and moved up?

How can he even get good fights at Super Bantamweight if he is struggling with some of the best fighters in Junior Bantamweight?

If he loses, moving up for me is not a good decision. Start from scratch and have a goal to become a champion again at Junior Bantamweight which is his comfort zone at most points of his career. He dominates that division for several years and I'm sure he can repeat it.

But of course, that was just speculation as I believed he will win here in this rematch against Martinez and then finally move up.

If the problem is weight then definitely he will have to move up because his body can't adapt to this lower weight anymore. And just like what Teo Lopez did, cherry pick a fighter, a boxer that has a good record, but he can easily beat in the fight because he has far more superior skills. It's up to his manager and promotions MP and Sean Gibbons to find him that target in the next weight and work his way up, put up a good string of wins and maybe he will have a crack at the belt again. Jerwin is young so the future is still bright for this kid.

That's the right thing to do, he cannot make the same excuse if he again loses in the rematch, time to move up in weight and try to be a contender for the champions. It's not over yet for Ancajas, he can win here and be a champion, however, it's not easy to beat Martinez, what we saw in the first fight was Martinez is a very dominating boxer, so let's expect that Martinez will start strong and only a good stamina can help Ancajas survive and win.

Yes and Martinez will think that he can beat any version of Jerwin Ancajas. So he won't take anything for granted, and same with Anjacas. If by chance he fall short again, then it's time to him to test the next division. But if he can win then maybe a trilogy or go for the other champion because it seems that everyone wanted to have all the belts unify and clean their respective divisions like Inoue and then we have the rumoured fight between Crawford and Spence for all the belt as well.

Many people are betting that Ancajas has more need to win than Martinez, and since he has more experience and wants to make history again, Matinez is a boxer who has a lot to offer, professional boxing is the best option that has been appreciated for him. be even more professional, one of the things that should move Martinez is that he wants to make a lot of money, he knows that professionally he will get it quickly, with a good fight against Ancajas he can open the doors to fight with much stronger opponents and he can do quick run, then Martinez's motivation is much stronger if we put him on a scale with Ancajas, he wouldn't know who to bet on yet anyway.

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We make it a big issue and yet Ancajas can still make it to the weight requirement. I think what Ancajas has to focus is to improve his stamina, it's not the weight that is the problem but his Ancajas because if he gets tired easily, he will lose his power in the later rounds, and that's what happened in their first meeting.

Do you seriously even know what you are talking about? Huh

Of course, he reach the weight but are you aware of the process he went through?

Didn't you know that Ancajas' weight problem resulted in a domino effect and one of them is lack of stamina? He is not well-conditioned during his first match with Martinez because he was overtrained just to reach the weight requirement. Another effect is he loses his power because of an obvious reason that he's not in his usual condition due to the training he went through.

It's easy to gain weight but it's hard to burn them. The weigh-in is the day before the fight. How can your body adjust easily within just a day after the intense workout to burn some fats?

I highly agree, that in a match that goes a distance, stamina is the main factor to keep the boxer competitive. If a boxer is not conditioned due to overtraining, dehydration, and other stuff just to lose weight, his performance is greatly affected.

During the first match, we see Ancajas in survival mode, he actually tries to survive not to win the fight because of exhaustion. It is just lucky that Ancajas is a veteran and good fighter that he lasted until the last round. Hopefully, it will be a different story this rematch.

I think that one of the things that Ancajas can take advantage of is his strong resistance, but we must take into account that Martinez is a very new boxer and that he does not care about anything, he can very well appeal to go out with everything looking for a knockout against him and does not lose anything, the advantage that Martinez has is his excellent physical condition, and Ancajas can manage the times if and only if he leads Martinez to his times and his rhythm, this is something that Martinez cannot fall, and this is something that Martinez could fail, for me Martinez has a lot of accumulated adrenaline, it is a fight against one of the most veteran boxers, he knows that if he wins he will be crowned one of the best boxers, he will not miss that opportunity.