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RustBelt The Pride Of Youngstown Full Member

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Wig said: ↑

Newsflash: Drunken hick moves to drunken hick town to get more drunk than in current hick town.

Wake me up when theres some real news...
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Id love for you to get your facts straight before you start stating that Y-TOWN is a HICK town! Y-town is a MAFIA town. Now that all the "oldschool" Mafia men are in there late 60's early 70's, dead or in jail. It has been over ran with Crime, gang bangers. There are still a few nice places in Y-town. But its no where near a HICK town! :hi:

RustBelt, Oct 31, 2011

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First time I saw Pavlik was the McKart fight. It just so happens that Bronco is an old favorite of mine. I tuned in to see my fighter put a whoopin' on some skinny midwestern kid! Well -- we know how that worked out. I was very impressed with Pavlik in that fight, and started telling people, "This is the next middleweight champ."

Afterward I watched every Pavlik fight I could find. I was very familiar with Zuniga, and the way KP dominated Zuniga surprised me.

The majority of posters on ESB never saw Pavlik until either the Miranda fight, or the first Taylor fight. That's part of the reason they say the bizarre **** they say.

The truth is that 2005 -- through spring 2008 Pavlik could pretty much do it all. Fight inside, fight outside, throw accurate shots from most any angle, et, et, et.

My point is that when Pavlik was at his best his trainer was Jack Leow, he lived and trained in Youngstown, and he deserved the #7 P4P ranking Ring Magazine gave him.

Zuniga, Miranda, and Taylor all left the freaking division because of Kelly. McKart NEVER looked old and shot until after he fought KP. Zertuche wasn't much, but he had a granite chin until Pavlik ruined it. Ross Thompson gave Kelly a decent scrap, but afterward he retired and never fought again. Pavlik stopped at least seven guys who had never been stopped before.

Kelly Pavlik at his best was a ****ing beast, and one of the most TV friendly fighters I've seen since Little Red retired. I have no idea why so many fans give a ****ing criminal like Kirkland a free pass, but constantly hate on KP. (Personally I believe skin color is the #1 factor.)

I'm skeptical as hell about a comeback, but I'm 100% behind him. If he needs to make all these changes to get his mojo back, so be it. However, I think he needs to keep Jack Leow on his team.
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I agree. and YES. Jack needs to be apart of his team in some way shape or form!

RustBelt, Oct 31, 2011

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booradley said: ↑

First time I saw Pavlik was the McKart fight. It just so happens that Bronco is an old favorite of mine. I tuned in to see my fighter put a whoopin' on some skinny midwestern kid! Well -- we know how that worked out. I was very impressed with Pavlik in that fight, and started telling people, "This is the next middleweight champ."

Afterward I watched every Pavlik fight I could find. I was very familiar with Zuniga, and the way KP dominated Zuniga surprised me.

The majority of posters on ESB never saw Pavlik until either the Miranda fight, or the first Taylor fight. That's part of the reason they say the bizarre **** they say.

The truth is that 2005 -- through spring 2008 Pavlik could pretty much do it all. Fight inside, fight outside, throw accurate shots from most any angle, et, et, et.

My point is that when Pavlik was at his best his trainer was Jack Leow, he lived and trained in Youngstown, and he deserved the #7 P4P ranking Ring Magazine gave him.

Zuniga, Miranda, and Taylor all left the freaking division because of Kelly. McKart NEVER looked old and shot until after he fought KP. Zertuche wasn't much, but he had a granite chin until Pavlik ruined it. Ross Thompson gave Kelly a decent scrap, but afterward he retired and never fought again. Pavlik stopped at least seven guys who had never been stopped before.

Kelly Pavlik at his best was a ****ing beast, and one of the most TV friendly fighters I've seen since Little Red retired. I have no idea why so many fans give a ****ing criminal like Kirkland a free pass, but constantly hate on KP. (Personally I believe skin color is the #1 factor.)

I'm skeptical as hell about a comeback, but I'm 100% behind him. If he needs to make all these changes to get his mojo back, so be it. However, I think he needs to keep Jack Leow on his team.
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Ross fought on our card back in August as a heavyweight. He was very out of shape, but still a very slick fighter. He fought Nick Firtha. He has since retired.

jsimps, Nov 1, 2011

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Glad to see he wants to take his profession seriously again. Hopefully he finds that hunger and returns in good form.
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this...^

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I support Kelly but pulling out of his August 6th fight was bad news

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booradley said: ↑

First time I saw Pavlik was the McKart fight. It just so happens that Bronco is an old favorite of mine. I tuned in to see my fighter put a whoopin' on some skinny midwestern kid! Well -- we know how that worked out. I was very impressed with Pavlik in that fight, and started telling people, "This is the next middleweight champ."

Afterward I watched every Pavlik fight I could find. I was very familiar with Zuniga, and the way KP dominated Zuniga surprised me.

The majority of posters on ESB never saw Pavlik until either the Miranda fight, or the first Taylor fight. That's part of the reason they say the bizarre **** they say.

The truth is that 2005 -- through spring 2008 Pavlik could pretty much do it all. Fight inside, fight outside, throw accurate shots from most any angle, et, et, et.

My point is that when Pavlik was at his best his trainer was Jack Leow, he lived and trained in Youngstown, and he deserved the #7 P4P ranking Ring Magazine gave him.

Zuniga, Miranda, and Taylor all left the freaking division because of Kelly. McKart NEVER looked old and shot until after he fought KP. Zertuche wasn't much, but he had a granite chin until Pavlik ruined it. Ross Thompson gave Kelly a decent scrap, but afterward he retired and never fought again. Pavlik stopped at least seven guys who had never been stopped before.

Kelly Pavlik at his best was a ****ing beast, and one of the most TV friendly fighters I've seen since Little Red retired. I have no idea why so many fans give a ****ing criminal like Kirkland a free pass, but constantly hate on KP. (Personally I believe skin color is the #1 factor.)

I'm skeptical as hell about a comeback, but I'm 100% behind him. If he needs to make all these changes to get his mojo back, so be it. However, I think he needs to keep Jack Leow on his team.
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Boxing fans tend to be total idiots sometimes.

Steenalized, Nov 1, 2011

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Cali has some great micro-breweries.

Seriously. Well done for the guy, if he can get away from the people keeping him in the bar and put in genuine effort to break out of his current situation then he deserves praise.

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Pavlik's a dumb hick who cant fight for ****.

I hope he get's to fight Martinez again, or perhaps he can go back to middlewieght so Dmitry Pirog can show him how real men fight.

Youngsville, baby.

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Ross fought on our card back in August as a heavyweight. He was very out of shape, but still a very slick fighter. He fought Nick Firtha. He has since retired.
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Ross Thompson at heavyweight:yikes

He must have looked like a beach ball with legsatsch

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good luck to kelly hope the move works out for him...:good
would love to see him in with froch...:bbb:yep

the-demon, Nov 1, 2011

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Hercegovac said: ↑

Pavlik's a dumb hick who cant fight for ****.

I hope he get's to fight Martinez again, or perhaps he can go back to middlewieght so Dmitry Pirog can show him how real men fight.

Youngsville, baby.
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dumbass once again!atsch

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Pavlik's a dumb hick who cant fight for ****.

I hope he get's to fight Martinez again, or perhaps he can go back to middlewieght so Dmitry Pirog can show him how real men fight.

Youngsville, baby.
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And i wish Martinez would have accepted the remathc Kelly wanted. Just goes to show Martinez KNEW he caught Kelly on the right day. It wouldnt have happened again 4 months later!

RustBelt, Nov 1, 2011

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RustBelt said: ↑

And i wish Martinez would have accepted the remathc Kelly wanted. Just goes to show Martinez KNEW he caught Kelly on the right day. It wouldnt have happened again 4 months later!
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if i recall, it was kelly who didnt exercise his rematch clause.

dbouziane, Nov 1, 2011

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if i recall, it was kelly who didnt exercise his rematch clause.
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But he asked for a rematch at 164 twice!

RustBelt, Nov 1, 2011

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i think they got the cheapest malt liquor in california not to mention free peanuts so good move for pavlik

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