Is pavlik really washed up?

He's not terrible, but he's certainly not the fighter than obliteradted Miranda any more. The Hopkins loss seemed to hurt him as did his alchohol problems and long lay off. I enjoy his fights though, he's generally very good value for money.

 

Slim, I think. There are some very talented fighters in his division.

 

He can't be! I just read yesterday that he was hurting all of his sparring partners! atsch

 

:deal

 

Tough to say IMO. He went through so much **** that he's never been at 100% for a fight in a long while. When that happens it will tell us what he has left. So far from his recent training videos it looks like the power is still there as well as the volume but unless he is in a real fight it will be hard to tell. His loss to Hopkins had the same effect that Hatton's loss to Mayweather. But he seems to put it all behind him now. @160 he has a future, @168 he has a few beatings waiting for him. If I were his promoter I will try to put him back on track for a year then get him a fight vs Martinez who's not getting any younger and who will eventually decline.

 

He looks dry to me:rofl

 

:rofl:rofl

 

Quite possibly, only time will tell really, would be great if he could become a top dog at 160lbs again.

 

Pavlik will rise to the top again.

 

Pavlik had to escape Youngstown, he did that with the help of my suggestion, which I will show you all below :hey

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I just can't see him coming back to the heights he once scaled.I always thought he was a tad overrated but a long layoff added to all the other stuff makes the chances of a glorious return very slim at best.
Scott Harrison is allegedly targeting a world title in a year and he has even less chances for similar reasons.
Too much bee..I mean water under the bridge.

 

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Let's see how he does in his next fight.
From what I'm hearing he is brutalizing his sparring partners!