Trainer George Peterson - "Kelly Pavlik Will Be Paul Williams' Biggest Fight. And His

just like nazeem was crazy talking about ko'ing margarito
roach was crazy for hatton & oscar

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Peterson is not Nazim, and Williams is not Hopkins. All Peterson is trying to do is **** with Pavlik's mind with these comments. I see them using a lot of movement, combinations, and holding.

There is some truth in his comments that Williams will trade with Pavlik though, because Williams get drawn into brawls in all his matches. Whatever their game plan is, the reality is that Williams is too sloppy to duplicate Hopkins' masterful performance.

 

Every skilled opponent Paul faced hit him regularly with right hands. Let that sink in for a few seconds.:hey

 

Some of Paul's fans act as if he could fight Pavlik like a phantom for 12 rounds and not get hit when in fact, much shorter fighters such as Verno Phillips laid some good gloves on him.

 

Then surely should Kelly be able to overcome all odds and just happen to win, it'd have to earn him some SERIOUS credit from you, eh?

 

..That's good remembering Herm...I forgot about WWMe's superstition of goin' to see his fave's fight live.:yep

 

Its easy to say that when

A) you don't like pw
B) gp has no bench mark to prove he is equally as knowledgeable if not more knowledgeable than those 2


You people have serious problems thinking outside the box

 

i thought the middleweight limit was 160 not 157....he talking bout williams cant get over 157....

 

pavlic is so overrated it's ridicolous. He's not that hard of a puncher and has absolutely no boxing skills. He's in for another 12 round one-sided beating.

 

so is tito right :bart

 

hell no it won't

 

Winky hit him with a punch in the first round that would have been a 'game changer' if Pavlik landed it.:yep

 

The problem here is the answer is in the proverbial box.

 

You must have one of those ironic screennames, huh?

 

If booradley were here, he'd ask you how Pavlik (with absolutely no boxing skills) managed to outbox Taylor to a clear decision where Bernard Hopkins failed twice.