Pavlik said he is enforcing his rematch clause, is this wise?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by NoHomeJerome, Apr 18, 2010.


  1. Morrissey

    Morrissey Underrated Full Member

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    If he can come up with a better trainer, I think he can avenge it. Or there is a good chance that it will be closer.

    This is not a Lacy-Calzaghe rout which had no need for a rematch.
     
  2. nervousxtian

    nervousxtian Trolljegeren Full Member

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    Pavlik looked bad, then looked good, then quit fighting and looked horrible.
     
  3. hagman1989

    hagman1989 the boxing site , try it Full Member

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    pavlick was only in the fight in the middle round the rest were clear martinez rounds

    i see the same result he was just to slow and didnt put punches together at all , now can he change his style and still be copetitive between now and a rematch i doubt it
     
  4. BOGART

    BOGART Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    If he can make the weight Pavlik should try to get a rematch. I had Martinez winning 8-4 but it was a competitive fight and Pavlik really struggled after the cuts. Martinez will be the favorite in a rematch but Pavlik, with a few adjustments, could beat Martinez. Hard to say if he takes the rematch or moves to 168.
     
  5. warrior85

    warrior85 R.I.P THUNDER Full Member

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    yes he should take it
     
  6. techks

    techks ATG list Killah! Full Member

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    If Pavlik loses again I won't blame him fighting the Lockett's and Rubio's in the world to regain his swagger.

    Funny tags BTW