Quote from: Hypnosis00 on September 24, 2022, 02:51:48 AM

Quote from: Kemarit on September 24, 2022, 01:17:49 AM

Both will sure make adjustments on the fight. And even a weight drain Ancajas can absorb Martinez best punch, what's more if Jerwin is in his best shape and no issues with weight? It could be a different outcome. And so this is what we are expecting from him in this fight. Bring the fight to Martinez and be a banger, the style that he is known for.

Let's see if he can prove to the world that he is the better fighter, it's hard to just speculate, we should give respect to the winner, yes, Ancajas may have struggle maintaining the weight but there's nothing to be blame of, but himself and it's not a valid excuse.

Well, I don't know, but Ancajas is not invincible, and anything can happen, as I said before, Martínez has a great need to win, everywhere, he wants the money, he wants the fame, and I think Ancajas will have to fight against all that, and that weighs much more than his own muscle mass, so these things like Ancajas' pso can be something manageable, I don't think Ancajas is going to go overboard because it would be very bad for his reputation, and it is known that less weight also It is not very favorable, Ancjas has a high level of professionalism, and I think these things are noticeable in a boxer, but since Martines has a world at his feet if he wins, it is something else.

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Quote from: chaser15 on October 01, 2022, 11:57:39 PM

Looking forward to Jerwin Ancajas being in good condition in this fight. The preparation time is well enough for him to be in a state like that. Martinez on the other hand is also the same. He already knows the drill and he will just do the same strategy against Ancajas.

If Ancajas will lose this rematch, it's clear that he really can't come close to the power of Martinez.

But he was able to deal with Martinez power in the first fight, it's that he was really outgun by looking at the numbers. Which mean he didn't let his hands go and allow Martinez to control the fight. So I will say that Ancajas has more power than Martinez, but he needs to land that and not just hesitant to pull the trigger.

But in any case they have seen their mistakes that's why they activated the rematch clause already, expect a different Jerwin to really push Martinez and I wouldn't be surprised if he is successful this time.

I don't know if he has more power than Martinez because he was the one who was so tired in that fight, and he was not able to hit Martinez with the heavy shots. He lose his stamina in short, that cannot happen again if he wants to win, as he needs to convince the judgest that he was the one controlling the fight.

The winner has more power, Ancajas made an excuse which is not good, what he has to do is just continue training, and be at his best in the rematch, that way he will have a big chance of getting back what he loss. I believe most of us here believe that Ancajas will win, well, it's our chance to bet on him as for sure he will be the underdog in the betting sites.

What you say is true, for me it is something that can be used, as you say, for Ancajas all he has to do is have more concentration in his preparation, if he had more discipline in it all the possible cases of having more weight would go away, then It is something that can be handled, to say, everything is in his hands, for me, in my personal opinion, it is a problem that should not even be debatable or discussed, because I consider that this falls within the responsibilities of Ancajas, it is something that if he lets lose again so he is not qualified to be in the sport, it may sound a bit harsh, but sometimes things are like that, and if there is a way that he can show that he is here and that he will be the protagonist, he must win at any cost to the "cougar" Martinez.

In another order of ideas we see Ancajas from a point of view of what we know, but from the point of view of a boxing analysis expert named Atty. Ed Tolentino, gives his very biased opinion:

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=125&v=bscIn-BzkBk&feature=emb_logo

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“Ancajas is the underdog in because we saw what happened in the first fight. I have never seen Ancajas take so many punches. I really believe he should go up in weight. I think he is overstaying at 115 pounds he should have moved up earlier,” Tolentino told Sparring Sessions LIVE

Source: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/sports/boxing/846583/jerwin-ancajas-in-a-critical-fight-with-martinez-rematch-analyst/story/

It is obvious that the opinion is very biased and I think it has many arguments that are actually very relevant, but I think it has and tells the whole truth, but all the possibilities are on the table, everything can change, and it can give many surprises.