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Frank Martin lost that fight to a guy who we never heard of or have seen fight. Frank knew he lost, when he was interviewed he mumbled something about who knows what. Frank “not ready for prime time” Martin!
In your opinion, Martin lost. Sometimes an opponent does better than expected but that does not he won the fight. By all accounts it was a very close fight that Martin nicked with a strong finish.
Most never heard of Martin’s opponent. But a little research and we find there was a reason he gave Martin a good tussle. He was an Olympian medalist and world rated. I look forward to seeing them again. Against each other or other opponents.
I mean, it’s boxing, but in the 12th round Hartutyunyan suffered a badly injured eye and had no vision in it. He so much as said that was the reason he took a knee. I thought he won the fight 114 / 113, and is every bit as good as Martin! That said: It was a first rate fight.