Kelly Pavlik vs. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Dec. 4th, Cowboys Stadium?

Wow.

Pavlik vs. Lemieux would be like Hagler vs. Hearns minus a whole lot of pigment.

 

Brother I do have to admit, it takes balls to fight Bute. The man looked like an absolute beast when he destroyed . . . . . . .





























Pavlik's left overs:bananamaniac

 

He looked even beastlier when he destroyed Kessler's leftovers. :deal

 

Left overs often present significant problems. Without all the God Damned left overs I'd still have a 32" waist:yep

 

Last night's Chinese is doing right by my poor and scrawny ass. :yep

Unemployment's a great diet. :good

IB KO3 eggroll (I know, I know - Pavlik got eggroll out of there in the first round, but give me a break, I'm weight drained).

 

If I HAD leftovers I might still have a 32" inch waste... errr... I mean waist...

 

I'm not trying to do a ratings list here. I'm just looking at the fact that 160 is on it's way to becoming a very hot division.

Sergio Martinez
Kelly Pavlik
Felix Sturm
Paul Williams-?-?
Danny Jacobs
Dimitri Pirog
Hasan N'dam N'jikam
Matthew Macklin
Darren Barker
Julio Ceasar Chavez jr
Sebastian Sylvester
Khoren Gevor
Gennady Golovkin
Andy Lee
Craig McEwan
Fernando Guerrero
David Lemieux
David Lopez
Sergio Mora
Fulgencio Zuniga

All we need is for some of these youngsters to follow the Jacobs/Pirog example by fighting each other, and some of the others to fight guys like Lopez and Zuniga. If that happened, the middleweight division could get very hot very fast.

 

listing a bunch of unknown boxers that havent dont **** yet doesnt make it a hot division.. and why do we have a ten page thread arguing back and forth if this fight is not even oficial yet

:hat

 

Keep up. Roach decided his guy ain't ready. Not happening.

 

I don't know, Pavlik's been going down hill since B-Hop schooled him and Martinez just got done destroying him.

JCC Jr. might have a chance to pull it off IMHO.

 

Unknown boxers that haven't done **** yet? Is someone cranky that there aren't any great boricua middleweights?

With the exception of the last three names on the list (Lopez and Zuniga are has-beens and Mora is a never-was) those are the top talents at 160 right now whether you like it or not.

If the young prospects on that list are unknown to you, that's YOUR loss...ay bendito! :-(

 

I listed Zuniga, Lopez, and Mora only because I think any one of them makes a good trial horse. Let's say Craig McEwan or Andy Lee, for example, beat one of those guys on FNF, I'm certain it would generate some buzz and open some doors.

 

they might be but is not a hot division

:hat

 

It's about to be, which is the point booradley was trying to make.

It has maybe the biggest upside in boxing. We just might not see it blossom until 2012 or 2013.

 

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