Frank Martin

Frank Lamar Martin was born on January 21, 1995, and hails from Detroit, Michigan, U.S. standing at 5’8 notably. He faced a significant career challenge against fellow unbeaten prospect Jerry Perez on April 20, 2021, securing victory with a seventh-round knockout. He started boxing at the age of 18 yet was able to become a Salt Lake City Golden Glove champion and national silver olympic. Then continue to box like a veteran at the professional level outclassing fighters who have boxed since they could crawl.

Frank Martin, renowned for his pressure-fighting style, displays strategic acumen by meticulously dissecting opponents' approaches while relentlessly pursuing impactful knockouts. His training under Errol Spence's guidance has contributed to the development of a distinctive walk-down style. This style primarily revolves around power-infused jabs meticulously directed to cover distance efficiently. Subsequently, Martin follows through with a barrage of potent right crosses or left hooks, a combination designed to overwhelm resilient adversaries. His moniker, "The Ghost," encapsulates his ability to swiftly unleash rapid combinations that strategically target both the head and body regions, emblematic of his relentless pursuit of securing stoppage victories. Notably, Martin emulates Errol Spence's technique by effectively sitting on his punches, adopting a lower stance akin to that of Terence Crawford. This strategic positioning allows him to manage incoming combinations more effectively, executing the 21 technique, which provides wider windows for his counterattacks.