I think this makes sense bit of a crossroads fight whoever looses packs there shit up and goes home for good.
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I think this makes sense bit of a crossroads fight whoever looses packs there shit up and goes home for good.
Couldn't agree more. Plus they had unfinished business at middleweight.
Dont see it happening , Pavlik is moving up in weight and Abraham is moving back too middleweight but it would make a intresting fight .
AA said after the fight that he was not going back to middleweight, but i guess we will have to wait and see.Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
This makes sense. I can't see either really troubling the elite at super-middleweight now. I don't think Abraham goes back to MW either, yes he's a small SMW but he said he'll stay there last night. Wasn't he struggling to make 160 before he moved up?
I'd favor aa to bust pavlik with ease.
Let's be honest, pavlik doesn't move hardly and lack skill if I'm Honest and comes forward!
Think aa would have a field day
I saw this coming. Before the fight last night I think everyone knew Ward would wina boring UD. The question is if Arthur cant make 160 anymore where does he go. Pav is the obvious answer. Another guy who cant make 160 and on recent evidence he too is nowhere near the fighter he was.
These two need each other but Im not sure Pav will take the fight
Makes total sense and cents. They can both cash out at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983
This tournement has proven that Abraham doesn't belong with the best at 168. If he does decide to stay at super middleweight, he will just have to fight guys like Andrade, Bika, Pavlik etc. If he goes down in weight he would be destroyed by Martinez, and Paul Williams. I think 160 is his best bet though. Maybe he can get a fight with Pirog, who needs a name on his resume. Or how about a fight later in the year with Strum in Germany, that would be huge there.
its about time!