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WBC/WBO middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik (32-0, 29KOs) has begun training for his rematch with Jermain Taylor (27-1, 17KOs), scheduled on Feb. 16 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pavlik stopped Taylor in seven-rounds to capture the middleweight crown in September. [details]
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pavlik deserved what he got and taylor was to careless bring on the rematch. -
Pride and stubborness will do it everytime! Jermaine was about to cry in the post-fight interview. Even Emanuel Steward said Jermain doesn't listen. People probably told him the catch weight of 166 wasn't a good idea. But he doesn't listen!Comment
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they will both benefit from the xtra 6 lbs so i think that point is even. as far as the outcome i see another great fight that could go either way, but i am going with my boy for a ko or tko late!Comment
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pavlik will win again, in my opinion he's too strong for taylor, and he has that survivability that taylor obviously does'nt have.Comment
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Pavlik is one to talk....wasnt he almost KO'd in the SECOND round...lol.
Taylor....UD.Comment
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im gonna stick with jermaine... more because i want him to win than i think he can win.. but dont forget about round 2! he was a **** hair from getting stopped himself.. there both capable of beating eachotherComment
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Jermain.......you can do it!Comment
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i hope Jermain can pull it off..Comment
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I cant believe everybody is buying into this Pavlik bull****, most one dimensional fighter I have ever seen, jab, jab, jab, big right hand. Thats his plan A. Plan B is pretty much the same, except he throws more/less jabs before his big right hand. Dont get me wrong, I like Pavlik, hes an exciting fighter, and I had him KOing Taylor first time out, but I had Taylor getting some sense beat into him and totally outclassing Pavlik in the second and third fights, and by outclassing, I'm talking as if we put an amatuer in with Floyd Mayweather. I'm sorry, but Pavlik cannot box to save his life.Comment
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