Jermain Taylor = Chump!!

This is not so hard to understand.....

Taylor isn't used to being forced to fight at anothers pace. Particularly at the pace that Pavlik set. His stanima is his greatest weakness. And Pavlik is the middleweight fighter most likely to exploit it. Most of the other middleweights in the division don't have the style or physicality to do that.

 

anybody that gets in the ring and fights is not a chump. especially when fighting the number 1 ranked middleweight in the world. he ****ed up, and he'll probably make some shitty excuses but it takes balls to be a boxer. he didn't quit, he showed heart and he came up short.

 

Not really. He just lost.

 

He let the balls hang out and this time he was not the better man. Nothing shameful in that.

 

So true.Its easy to stand outside the ring and say, "oh , he's a chump",
without feeling the burn in the lungs from the extreame excertion , or the pain of getting smacked upside the head, or getting a broken nose, the agony of a wind sapping body shot.Chumps don't win undisputed titles or demand rematches after they get their head handed to them.
Chumps usually just call names from a safe distance.

 

Your a ****ing chump and a troll to boot, some of these keyboard warrior should have abit more respect for top level fighter's.

 

I never saw a fighter who was so completely incapable of fighting backwards until Pavlik exposed Miranda's biggest weakness for the world to see.

Some fighters have glaring weaknesses. But they don't get exposed until a fighter with the right style shows up.

 

Well as everyone so far has given you **** for being s chump what you say doesn't matter, and what proof have you got that you where a boxer we would all like to see it.

 

Yeah, he's a chump for standing in front of Pavlik for 7 rounds and exchanging power shots.

If anything, the guy is stupid because he still hasn't learned how to utilize his immense talents properly. But a chump he is not. He brings it against fighters who fight. Maybe a little too much for his own good. A talented guy like him needs to box more.

 

Exactly. Taylor is a brawler in a boxer's body.

 

Perhaps if you toned down the hyperbole, people might take you more seriously. Taylor's physical conditioning is OK -- not great, but OK. I think he wears down mentally under the spotlight, which is something he may or may not ever be able to address.

Regardless, he fought a courageous fight at a division that's too small for him against a tough, determined puncher.

If you want to complain about guys not showing proper respect for competition, check out the heavyweight division. Leave Taylor alone.

 

when i saw the thread title i thought "he we go just another hating post" but really i can see where your coming from,you make some valid arguments in there.i've mentioned on another thread that if he can improve his stamina in any rematch,and there's no reason why he shouldn't be able to beat pavlik,i think they're pretty evenly matched.