I would wait till one of his punches makes contact, lay down holding where ever his glove touched and not make it up for the ten count. I would then take the sum of money I would be getting paid for the "fight" and buy something cool, like a lemur. This content is protected
Right now? Well since I just got surgery and my hand has stitches in it and I've been inactive for about two weeks probably like...1:23 seconds. Give me three months and I'd whup his ass.
i'm a pro middleweight, 4-3(4KOs)...and i've had zero amatuer experience, and i've only had one 6 rd fight, the rest were 4 rds...and i've been stopped all 3 times i've lost, by fighters of much lesser calibur than Pavilk...now granted i wasn't in good shape for those losses, but it's say for me to say i wouldn't last the distance in a 12 rd fight with Pavlik right now...in my best shape i probably could last 8 or 9 rds before i he caught up to me...i'm not experienced enough to handle his type of pressure and power for a full 12 rds...
Well I am about 5'11" 175 right now and my fighting weight is about 153-158. I have a good chin but against a huge, accurate punching middleweight with more skill and experience I would be lucky to see the 3rd round with Queensburry rules, and trust me I would be on the backfoot the whole time.
I'd try and headbutt him accidently and get a fortunate no contest. But I reckon he'd catch me on the way in, so all over in less than 30 seconds, which includes a ten count.
My girlfriend just told me that I would hyperventilate during my entrance and pass out only to wake up in the locker room, confused, eyes darting, and swinging at anything that moves. Funny girl.
Unfortunately, the referee might declare it a slip since there is no contact yet. He will tell you to stand up and fight! :nut