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Kelly Pavlik Speaks on Possibly Fighting Joe Calzaghe
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Originally posted by fightingfigs View PostWhat are you talking about?? Kessler similar to Pavlik? pshh cmon man
Kessler and Pavlik are totally different. you keep bringing up kessler as if he was some great fighter nobody could beat.
Kessler was more or less a brawler if you ask me.
Pavlik has way more skill than that overrated POS. You gusy keep underrating him seriously.
No matter what you say, I and most agree Kessler and Pavlik are vastly closer style wise, and more relevent in comparison, than Hopkins and Lacy. That is ridiculous.
You seem to massively underrate Kessler, how many fights of his have you seen?
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Originally posted by fightingfigs View PostSo your saying Kessler is a better fighter thank Pavlik because he is more gifted and dynamic??
Im gonna make a thread that asks this question
No need to start a thread asking that question, anybody with any boxing knowledge can tell you the answer. Two of us have already, you just refuse to believe what you've been told.
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Originally posted by Stickman View PostHe's a better boxer than Pavlik, but there are alot of intangibles that have to be included in the makeup of a fighter. Tenacity, heart, will, stamina, and about a hundred others, including ring smarts, improvisional skills (Calzaghe might be best in the world here), vision (or ability to see what's coming at all times), blah, blah, blah.
No need to start a thread asking that question, anybody with any boxing knowledge can tell you the answer. Two of us have already, you just refuse to believe what you've been told.
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Sorry, but I have to do it.
Originally posted by fightingfigs View PostOf course it was, hatton said it himself after the fight that he " Really noticed the difference of power at 147"
Gomez was steady at Welter, he was used to taking a more powerful punch.
Gomez is a better fighter than Hatton hands down
If they both fought at Welter Hatton would get beat, Lazcano another Journeymen Hand picked by Hatton stunned Hatton and had him wobbly.
Gomez has more boxing skill than Hatton as well. Hatton is overrated and simply 1 dimensional brawler.
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Originally posted by KrisSilver View PostThere lies the fundamental issue. You have one real chip in your shoulder kid, with it a blindness to the outside world.
You mention Lennox is good, how is Calzaghe being over hyped based on the records? He's not faced quite as top opposition, but he's also never lost and beaten some powerful top guys out of his prime, in the last few years. The British are behind Hatton in theyre droves whom is good, but not behind Calzaghe as much whom is better.
You like some idiots, love to claim America's best at all sports, you hilariously like to ignore a fundamental aspect of comparing, which is POPULATION ratio. That's right, it's like GDP if you will. Of course you have MORE top level athletes in the sports you choose to play in you idiot, you have more ppl. Your 1/20th of the world population. Even counting 3rd world countries and others not in a position to produce many athletes, you should have at least 1/20th of the worlds top athletes. Not counting 3rd world countries and others not able to produce athletes, is probably more like 1/18th.
You have even now, pretty much the most to invest, spend on sports, resources. Fact is other countries are more than competitive with you. Even the sports you don't recognise as much like Soccer, Rugby and more, you have many more being trained than many other countries yet you don't compete highly. So you actually with the best resources, train the most people, yet often don't produce 1/17th of the worlds top athletes in many sports. The irony is given some basic understanding of comparing such basic things, your so way of the mark your almost underlining your failing in many sports to even level, let alone beat other countries.
The UK has the p4p#3 in Calzaghe, and until recently #8 in Hatton whom is still top 20 like Haye. Calzaghes top of 2 weight divisions, unbeaten. Hatton only beaten by the p4p number one, and top of his division. David Haye is top of the Cruiser weights, a HW win and likely to climb the ranks highter than the USA there too. Enzo Mac also top 10 in CW division. Clinton Woods no. 8 in the LHW division. Carl Froch no. 6 in the SMW division, regarded by some as 2nd or 3rd only to Calzaghe or Kessler. Junior Witter no. 3, Gavin Rees no.5 in Jr WW division. Amir Khan 7th in the LW division. Nicky Cook no. 7 in the FWs.
List goe's on dude. And all are over rated? Fact is a country 1/6th the population size of the USA, the UK competes very closely with the USA. All your arrogant stuff proves is your own blissful ignorance, and bias of US fighters. abadger and others already presented facts elsewhere to expose you posts as utter rubbish, this is another. Go home you've lost.
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Originally posted by WifeBeaterClub View PostIts funny that these snaggle tooths think that that euroturd would beat Pavlik....obviously they only know about soccer
If you'd looked to the right when you read my post, you'd have seen that I'm from Missouri (actually born in Oklahoma). The reason I think Kessler and Pavlik would be a great fight (I wouldn't pick a winner on this one, it'd be too close) is because I don't bull**** myself about any fighter, regardless of where he's from. I have my favorites, but that doesn't factor in when I'm trying to pick a winner. Pavlik happens to be one of my very favorites. He's tough, disciplined, sportsmanlike, well spoken and decent. Also very exciting to watch, and has a will of solid iron. And if it weren't for that last, he'd be simply a mediocre supermiddle.
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Originally posted by IMDAZED View PostI would hope Bob Arum isn't dumb enough to put Pavlik in with Calzaghe.
Career suicide.
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Originally posted by abadger View PostOh my God this is the funniest post I have ever read in the history of boxingscene. It is going in my sig.
If any Brits read this you are about to suffer badly...
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