Taylor: "I Want Everything Pavlik Took"

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  • Silencers
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    #71
    Originally posted by GunStar
    Likewise! But this not a bet my friend, I'm not allowed to bet on my favorite fighters.

    If Taylor wins then I don't want any points, if Pavlik wins then I will donate you 10K, so I will appreciate if you can change your sig cause in your sig it sounds like we're having a bet.
    OK, edited my sig.

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    • Mr. Violence
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      #72
      He will still lose. You can tell he couldn't take Pavlik's power...he was getting shaken even by Pavlik's jabs.

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      • eazy_mas
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        #73
        I going for Taylor to win

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        • Crazylegs77
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          #74
          Originally posted by eazy_mas
          I going for Taylor to win
          If by win you mean lying in the corner in the fetal position while the ref counts to 100, then I agree.

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          • cupcrazy01
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            #75
            One thing I will say about this fight--it's pretty amazing to see how heavily favored Pavlik seems to be among hardcore fans. Weight aside (some think it will favor one fighter over the other, I'm of the opinion it will help both), this is still a very competitive fight and Taylor has a very good chance to win.

            I was very high on a Taylor win in the first fight, and in round two it sure looked like that was going to happen.

            Can you imagine the way things would look now in the MW division had Taylor finished Pavlik off or if Smoger would have stopped it? Taylor would be top 5 P4P everywhere and would be training for a PPV showdown against Calzaghe. Instead, he is being given very little chance in this rematch and most are predicting he will never win another title, since 168 is so stacked and he will (presumably) being coming off two KO's, perhaps ruining his mentally and physically. They talk about baseball being a sport of milliseconds, this is more drastic.

            I have NO idea what to expect in this fight. I think it could be ANYTHING from Pavlik TKO1 to Taylor TKO1 to wide UDs for EITHER guy.

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            • cupcrazy01
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              #76
              168 is amazing right now, even without Calzaghe:

              Kessler
              Pavlik (presumably)
              Taylor (presumably)
              Winky (perhaps, who knows)
              Bute
              Miranda
              Froch
              Lacy
              Mundine
              Braehmer
              Inkin
              Andrade
              Green
              Pascal
              Ward

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              • DrewWoodside
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                #77
                Originally posted by cupcrazy01
                One thing I will say about this fight--it's pretty amazing to see how heavily favored Pavlik seems to be among hardcore fans. Weight aside (some think it will favor one fighter over the other, I'm of the opinion it will help both), this is still a very competitive fight and Taylor has a very good chance to win.

                I was very high on a Taylor win in the first fight, and in round two it sure looked like that was going to happen.

                Can you imagine the way things would look now in the MW division had Taylor finished Pavlik off or if Smoger would have stopped it? Taylor would be top 5 P4P everywhere and would be training for a PPV showdown against Calzaghe. Instead, he is being given very little chance in this rematch and most are predicting he will never win another title, since 168 is so stacked and he will (presumably) being coming off two KO's, perhaps ruining his mentally and physically. They talk about baseball being a sport of milliseconds, this is more drastic.

                I have NO idea what to expect in this fight. I think it could be ANYTHING from Pavlik TKO1 to Taylor TKO1 to wide UDs for EITHER guy.
                That's really interesting, if taylor won the fight in that decisive nature he would be hailed as a true champion and all his previous close fights would have been granted more respect. Instead he has to move up in weight and potentially come off of two devastating losses. Even if he wins the fight he's got a helluva task ahead of him.

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                • BrendanWoodside
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                  #78
                  Originally posted by DrewWoodside
                  That's really interesting, if taylor won the fight in that decisive nature he would be hailed as a true champion and all his previous close fights would have been granted more respect. Instead he has to move up in weight and potentially come off of two devastating losses. Even if he wins the fight he's got a helluva task ahead of him.
                  If jt's head is in the right place and he is focused, there is no doubt in my mind that he has a legitimate shot at winning this fight..I am just fired up that we are gonan be there

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                  • HappyBoxingFan
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                    #79
                    Originally posted by BrendanWoodside
                    If jt's head is in the right place and he is focused, there is no doubt in my mind that he has a legitimate shot at winning this fight..I am just fired up that we are gonan be there
                    The forecast calls for heavy showers of muscle memory.

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                    • pelonxsoldier28
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                      #80
                      well no wonder he was too tired, he only runs 5 miles a day, that ain't ****. i'm not even in training and i do 7.

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