It's a pity! In Santiago today, we don't see that peak-level Roman Gonzalez!
At noon on March 6, 2022, Beijing time, in a WBC super ropeweight diamond gold belt battle held at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, the former world boxing champion Roman Gonzalez, nicknamed "Chocolate", defeated his opponent, Julio Cesar Martinez, a Mexican boxer, after twelve rounds of a unanimous decision, 3-0.
In the first leg of the game, we saw a relatively "bulky" Julio César Martinez. Because he was temporarily pulled to the rescue, he did not have much time to prepare for the battle. So Julio César Martinez did not pass the pre-match weighing. According to the relevant rules of the California Sports Commission, Julio Cesar Martinez's $250,000 appearance fee has been deducted by 20%, $25,000 of the deducted portion has been given to Roman Gonzalez, and another $25,000 has been handed over to the California Sports Commission. However, at the beginning of the match, the body advantage ensured that Julio Cesar Martinez could be fully output, and the 27-year-old Mexican boxer could play around the legendary Roman Gonzalez decently without falling behind.
In the second leg of the match, after feeling his blow could not move Julio Cesar Martinez, Roman Gonzalez decisively changed tactics. He began to punch in a number of piercing punches, scoring points on Julio Cesar Martinez' body. Roman Gonzalez did it, and in this round Roman Gonzalez surpassed Julio Cesar Martinez in both punches and shots.
In the third leg of the match, Julio César Martinez relied on the advantage of size and began to compress The Range of Movement of Roman Gonzalez. Roman Gonzalez, who could not move Julio César Martinez, could only fight back and retreat, a scene that made the boxing fans on the scene a little nervous.
In the fourth leg of the match, Roman Gonzalez began to speed up the frequency of movement and attack. The right fist and the left hook fist began to slam into the body of Julio Cesar Martinez, and Julio Cesar Martinez could only slow down Roman Gonzalez's attack with his own heavy punches. But his counterattack was mostly single-shot, and there was no possibility of ending Roman Gonzalez.
In the fifth round of Pisa, amid the cheers of the live audience, Roman Gonzalez gradually took the advantage of the field, and the continuous punches turned all the efforts of Julio Cesar Martinez into defense.
In the sixth leg of the match, Roman Gonzalez remained on the offensive. He punched 101 punches in the round and hit 40 at the same time. Julio Cesar Martinez had a worse crosshair than Roman Gonzalez, who had only three punches to penetrate Roman Gonzalez's defense in the first minute of the round.
In the seventh and eighth rounds of the match, Roman Gonzalez never relaxed, and the momentum of the blow did not diminish in the slightest. Although similar to the offensive boxer, Julio Cesar Martinez's technical disadvantages are too obvious and the hits are also very poor. Some of his attacks, though powerful, often left gaps in Roman Gonzalez's counterattack due to the lack of follow-up attacks. So at the end of both rounds, Julio Cesar Martinez's frustrated expression could be clearly seen.
From round 9 to round 11, Julio César Martinez's fitness began to decline significantly. The game turned into a solo offensive performance show for Roman Gonzalez, whose melee combination punches and left-right movements were too difficult for Julio César Martinez to deal with.
In the twelfth round of the match, Julio Cesar Martinez had learned that if he could not knock out Romain Gonzalez in this round, then he simply could not defeat Roman Gonzalez. So in this round julio Cesar Martinez began to desperately press the attack. But the result of this undefended style of play was to abandon the defense, so Roman Gonzalez could strike as he pleased — in a total of 129 punches, Roman Gonzalez hit 58. Fortunately, Julio César Martinez's chin was strong enough for him to stay the course until the end of the game.
In the end, the three referees on the scene gave scores of 118-110, 117-111, 116-112. Roman Gonzalez won the game 3-0.
However, although Julio César Martinez lost to Roman Gonzalez at a clear disadvantage and suffered his first defeat in his life, he had to say goodbye to his 20-game unbeaten record. But considering that the super ropeweight is not the level that Julio Cesar Martinez is good at, and that he is still here to fight the fire, it only took less than 6 weeks to prepare for the battle, and his defeat is still understandable.
As for the professional record of defeating opponents Romain Gonzalez rose to 51 wins and 3 losses, 41 games KO opponents. However, the victory of this match did not make Romain Gonzalez too excited, telling reporters: "I felt the power of Julio Cesar Martinez in the game, which I did not expect, but compared with Estrada, his strength is still not enough to see." Everyone knows that I won the match against Juan Francisco Estrada, the only person who won me was the Thai (Sri Sakte) and the rest of the game I think I won all. ”
Regarding his next match, Roman Gonzalez said he was not sure.
"I really don't know, my boss will decide my next step. However, no matter what they decide, as long as the remuneration is high. Roman Gonzalez told reporters.
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