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Posted: #76

Pav aint knocking out crap. All Taylor!

 
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KP ITD wins. I might have let that go on, as I would tend to give the 2 belt still perfect champ a little more time. But still, that was a pretty nice rally by KP to win after the 2nd Round. You must avoid his Right at all costs. This one has the look & feel of a possible trilogy to me.


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Posted: #78
I actually lost a little on this fight getting greedy.  Note to self...don't pick the outcome when the fighters have that much KO power.
 
 
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Posted: #79
Quote Originally Posted by Skillz78:

Pav aint knocking out crap. All Taylor!

Care for a retraction?

 
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Unfucking believable, never been more upset watching a fight than I was in the 2nd rd and I've never been happier than The Ghost put that ass to sleep in the 7th! Congrats Kelly, you the man now! Pavlik will win by KO in the rematch too. Getting brutally knocked out changes almost every fighter in the glass of Taylor. Their heads are never the same.
 
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Posted: #81
Quote Originally Posted by alwayswin:

Care for a retraction?

Hey homie I'm going to excercise one of many excuses...

1. I was playing reverse psychology. I wanted Pav but figured if I cheer on Taylor, Pav wins and I win!

2. My little cousin logged in under my name

3. My fingers were crossed

4. I made a typo

 

Man i was hype when Taylor had Pav hurt. Dude is tough as friggin NAILS. Mucho props to that man. I underestimated him bigtime because he doesnt have that "look" and has decieving power. I gave Taylor too much credit in thinking he wouldnt get caught clean. That right hand landed right on the button. Bullseye. The rest was history. .

 
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nothing to do, but man up, i thought it was over in the 2nd, 90 percent of referee's in the world would have stopped it in the 2nd, but they did'nt and you can do nothing but give it up to the man he's a monster, and i did'nt under estimate pavlik, but i did over estimate taylor.       
 
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Posted: #83
forsight i hope you put money on your prediction spot on
 
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MY MONEY WAS ON TAYLOR, I DONT MIND , MIGHT BE ONE OF THE BEST LOSES I EVER TOOK.
 
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Posted: #85
great fight ,great new champion . at 25 years old i think he is going to be around for awhile.i saw Emanul Steward making his sales pitch after the fight.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dertydude:

MY MONEY WAS ON TAYLOR, I DONT MIND , MIGHT BE ONE OF THE BEST LOSES I EVER TOOK.


Don't worry about the loss, it is only your 4th wrong selection in a title fight during the last 12 years.


 
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if anyone recorded this fight, go to the point where there's 56 seconds left in round 7.  Pavlik slaps Taylor on the left side of the face with his left hand, as Taylor prepared to block a regular jab to the face.  This slap blinds Taylor's vision, as he doesn't see Pavlik's right hook coming.  A very smart move, showing that Pavlik's thinking when he's in the heat of battle.
 
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Those of us who bet Pavlik should send a big thank-you card too the ref. He let Pavlik have those precious extra seconds to recover in round 2. Another ref & it would have been over for sure.. Can you imagine some of the judges having Taylor 5 points ahead going into the last round? It proves there are blind judges outside the state of Nevada.
 
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Posted: #89
Hey guys,
 
Hope you all hit on Pavlik. If you get the chance jump on over to the site we have a small discussion about the scoring in the fight at the time of the stoppage.
 
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Can you imagine some of the judges having Taylor 5 points ahead going into the last round?
 
Are you serious?  I had the dec. prop and thought I had a winner for sure if I made the cards.
 
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Courtesy of fightnews.com:
 
At the time of the stop, Taylor was far ahead on all three official cards by scores of 58-55, 59-54, 58-55.
 
This is exactly what is wrong with boxing.  In other words, these blind, deaf and dumb judges had Taylor winning no less than 4 rounds, and the one idiot only gave Pavlik one round out of the first six!!!!  Nayone with half a brain could not only see that Pavlik was landed more, but his punched sounded heavier with a "thudding" sound.
 
What an absolute joke.  I am glad Pavlik KO'd him, because he wasn't going to get a fair shake at the cards.  The licenses of all of these clowns should be revoked.  Taylor landed very little outside of the second round and these scores completely baffle me.
 
These judges
 
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Posted: #92
I was at the fight in Atlantic City, and with the exception of the second round Pavlik was landed the more powerful shots and pressing the action throughout the whole fight. The judges need to have the eyes checked. Judges always ride the side of the more popular guy until the underdog proves he won by way of a knockout. Never leave it in the hands of old blind and deaf judges. go for the KO.
 
 
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Posted: #93

it takes alot of study. each fighter has his regularuties and durations.times are about the same when fatigue sets in. some know when to knell and some don't (pride i  guess). watch 4 my next prediction. thanx 4 the one compliment.

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