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  • #51
    Originally posted by South318 View Post
    And Taylor beating Hopkins, put Taylor in a position to live up to high expectations, sending him to a level that he wasn't ready for just yet. Beating Hopkins made Taylor an overnight success. Taylor was never that good to being with. That's how he was ruined by Hopkins. I'm not a Pavlik hater. He and Jermain are similar, after their significant wins, they didn't get any better but their competition did.
    so outboxing and winning big with b-hop did ruin taylor?huh

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    • #52
      Yeah, that makes sense.
      Which is why in the rematch they fought to a competitive decision...


      ???

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      • #53
        Originally posted by Marciano90s View Post
        so outboxing and winning big with b-hop did ruin taylor?huh
        Before beating Hopkins, he was average. When he beat Hopkins, he was average...BUT he was looked at as above average. Taylor is remembered as the guy who beat Bernard Hopkins, nothing more, nothing less. After Hopkins, he fought two JMW, Winky, then got KOd. Two of those win were controversial. He was never that good to begin with, just a fighter who had Hopkins number by being more active.

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        • #54
          Originally posted by Wrighty View Post
          At least Taylor put up a fight & floored Pavlik, unlike Kelly who just got battered and embarassed by a 43 year old, also in the Abraham fight Jermain didn't go into survival mode after the 6th round cos he was still coming forward in the 12th, that's how he got caught & was a little unfortunate cos he deserved to go the distance, funny also Pavlik talking about JT was afraid of getting knocked out, well Kelly he wasn't as scared as you cos at least he fought Abraham instead of hiding behind a promoter. I still have big respect for JT cos he's rarely ever in a bad fight, he's not afraid of anybody & he is a warrior IMO.
          I agree with this post. BUT, IMHO, Steward ruined Taylor!

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          • #55
            Originally posted by Lucky Luciano View Post
            Hopkins ruined Taylor and Pavlik.
            hahahaha owned.

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            • #56
              This really might be true. I don't like Pavlik.

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              • #57
                this is true

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                • #58
                  If he ruined him with the KO, why did he not then have an easier time beating him in the rematch, and KO him?

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                  • #59
                    Originally posted by South318 View Post
                    And Taylor beating Hopkins, put Taylor in a position to live up to high expectations, sending him to a level that he wasn't ready for just yet. Beating Hopkins made Taylor an overnight success. Taylor was never that good to being with. That's how he was ruined by Hopkins. I'm not a Pavlik hater. He and Jermain are similar, after their significant wins, they didn't get any better but their competition did.
                    Sorry but thats what happens when you win big fights=You get big fights.Beating hopkins not once but twice is something no one can say in boxing other than Taylor.If he (Taylor) wasn't that good like you say,he wouldn't have beatin B-Hop twice.
                    Hopkins was the best fighter that Taylor fought in his career,so how did his competition get better?

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                    • #60
                      Originally posted by TboneNYC09 View Post
                      Sorry but thats what happens when you win big fights=You get big fights.Beating hopkins not once but twice is something no one can say in boxing other than Taylor.If he (Taylor) wasn't that good like you say,he wouldn't have beatin B-Hop twice.
                      Hopkins was the best fighter that Taylor fought in his career,so how did his competition get better?
                      You are missing the point. Though we can both agree styles make fights, his win against Hopkins were more impressive than Spinks, Wright, and Ouma. All of which are not better than Hopkins on any level. Taylor beat Hopkins because he was more active with a better trainer. Unfortunately beating Hopkins put him in a space he wasn't ready for because if he was, he would have dominated or convincingly beat average opponents. Taylor didn't get better, he was going off natural ability.

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