Mayweather vs Kelly Pavlik @160, Dec.2009. Who takes it?

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  • ИATAS
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    Mayweather vs Kelly Pavlik @160, Dec.2009. Who takes it?

    Could it happen? Who knows! If Pavlik keeps winning and if Mayweather has an itch to return and wants to try and pull of a sugar ray leonard, it would be huge. If ODH can fight Pacman, then why the **** not right?


    So just for ****s & giggles, who takes this epic fantasy battle?
    53
    Pavlik by KO
    62.26%
    33
    Pavlik by decision
    7.55%
    4
    Mayweather by KO
    5.66%
    3
    Mayweather by decision
    24.53%
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    Last edited by ИATAS; 09-11-2008, 11:28 AM.
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    • beardown
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      Originally posted by natas206
      Could it happen? Who knows! If Pavlik keeps winning and if Mayweather has an itch to return and wants to try and pull of a sugar ray leonard, it would be huge. If ODH can fight Pacman, then why the **** not right?


      So just for ****s & giggles, who takes this epic fantasy battle?
      he would be scared of his shadow, if he thought it a real challenge. let him rest in peace with his no losses. Not a fan of the running scared type.

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        • Ryn0
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          Too much risk, too little reward. Mayweather wouldn't risk it until Pavlik became a big star even then it's doubtful. If it did happen Pavlik proberbly wins by KO but I wouldn't be all that shocked if Mayweather actually managed to win a decision. Mayweather defense and Pavlik's patterns may give Mayweather a good shot.

          Pavlik should win by KO though.

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            • boxasmash
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              pavlik easy KO...

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                • THE REED
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                  i said it back then and ill still sayit... its very possible for floyd to outpoint kelly in a boorfest for 12 rounds and win... i think floyd is definitely quick enough to be in and out all night on kelly, especially with the ducking jab to the stomach

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                    • niceguy45
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                      no money at all and it will be boring as hell

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                        • ACHlLLES
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                          One punch from kelly pavlik could kill mayweather

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                            • Pullcounter
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                              Originally posted by natas206
                              Could it happen? Who knows! If Pavlik keeps winning and if Mayweather has an itch to return and wants to try and pull of a sugar ray leonard, it would be huge. If ODH can fight Pacman, then why the **** not right?


                              So just for ****s & giggles, who takes this epic fantasy battle?
                              p4p floyd would outbox pavlik.

                              at 160 pavlik annihilates pbf with the first shot he lands cleanly... otherwise it's pavlik by ud based on activity

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                                • Silencers
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                                  I'm definitely going for The Ghost.

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                                    • -MAKAVELLI-
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                                      great...$50 to watch PBF pot shot Pavlik's knees

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