Respect to Taylor

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Jackolythe, Sep 29, 2007.

  1. Alo2006

    Alo2006 R.I.P Sean Taylor Full Member

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    Yeah, that was his first mistake. He was head hunting to much. Sometimes champs got to loose to reach their full potential. Rematch :deal :bbb
     
  2. ThePlugInBabies

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    all credit to kelly tonight, he is the man at 160, no doubt. but if he does decide in the near future to move up to 168, there is a danish guy, and a welsh guy that would both beat the absolute **** out of him. :deal

    but taking nothing away from him tonight, he showed real balls and got the job down in fine style.
     
  3. Silverfox

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    I disagree. I still think he's only a tad better than he was as an amateur. Great fighters learn and improve after each fight. Taylor has only marginally improved.
    This fight will have taught Pavlik a lot more respect for defense.

    Whereas Pavlik punches straight and moves forward with punching weight...Taylor's wild swings are mostly while leaning back instead of driving forward.

    A great, exciting fight nonetheless. It's been a long time since 7 rounds went by in what seemed like a couple of minutes! Only 2 other fighters do that for me as well......Cotto & Hatton.