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saying P-Will is a lock against Pavlik is wrong because:
A) Paul is untested against power punchers above 147. Even at 154 I don't qualify who he faced as a puncher. This is the top reason Williams may be in for a tough night. He doesn't even know how he will hold up, let alone all the fans out here.
B) Pavlik's right hand guarantees he always has a shot against whoever he fights.
C) Pavlik is one of the most active MW's, if not the most, aside from Williams.
D) Pavlik's the tallest fighter Paul will have faced, if I'm not mistaken.
E) Winky was an inactive rust bucket when he faced Paul. Winky was great, don't get me wrong. But Winky was never a true middle weight. He was a WW, JMW, and then MW. His best fights were at lower weights. So let's not go crazy over that win PWill had.
F) Pavlik's defense is underrated, and he learned from the Hopkins fight, I think people will see that when he faces Williams.
G) PRAY that this fight gets made. It will be the most exciting MW title fight since Pavlik-Taylor I. With these two it has to be, and neither of them are anywhere close to a "lock".
A) Paul is untested against power punchers above 147. Even at 154 I don't qualify who he faced as a puncher. This is the top reason Williams may be in for a tough night. He doesn't even know how he will hold up, let alone all the fans out here.
B) Pavlik's right hand guarantees he always has a shot against whoever he fights.
C) Pavlik is one of the most active MW's, if not the most, aside from Williams.
D) Pavlik's the tallest fighter Paul will have faced, if I'm not mistaken.
E) Winky was an inactive rust bucket when he faced Paul. Winky was great, don't get me wrong. But Winky was never a true middle weight. He was a WW, JMW, and then MW. His best fights were at lower weights. So let's not go crazy over that win PWill had.
F) Pavlik's defense is underrated, and he learned from the Hopkins fight, I think people will see that when he faces Williams.
G) PRAY that this fight gets made. It will be the most exciting MW title fight since Pavlik-Taylor I. With these two it has to be, and neither of them are anywhere close to a "lock".
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