Kelly Pavlik..

[Master]

Was his alcohol problem that bad that he had to retire?

Shame as he had a big future and was tough fighter who got stronger as the fight went on.

[Alpha]

Was his alcohol problem that bad that he had to retire?

Shame as he had a big future and was tough fighter who got stronger as the fight went on.

That and his constant run ins with the law I guess.

[Master]

Was his alcohol problem that bad that he had to retire?

Shame as he had a big future and was tough fighter who got stronger as the fight went on.

That and his constant run ins with the law I guess.

I wonder how he is doing now?

Is he still in boxing?

Wasted talent but heard he did not make a lot of money and that what he earned was lost.

[Beanz]

Was his alcohol problem that bad that he had to retire?

Shame as he had a big future and was tough fighter who got stronger as the fight went on.

That and his constant run ins with the law I guess.

I wonder how he is doing now?

Is he still in boxing?

Wasted talent but heard he did not make a lot of money and that what he earned was lost.

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[chris6878]

Was his alcohol problem that bad that he had to retire?

Shame as he had a big future and was tough fighter who got stronger as the fight went on.

Kelly Pavlik headed to drug court for alcohol abuse | WKBN.com

[Nameless]

Before his life started to fall apart, I really liked him as a boxer and as a person; he was humble, working hard and delivered beautiful and exciting performances. Then, it all unraveled... Did he retire too soon? Hard to answer, but I think that it could have been more damageable to him to keep fighting while beating his body so bad with alcohol.

[Alpha]

I think had the Ward fight taken place he would have been schooled badly again. I could see him as a gatekeeper after that.

[TitoFan]

Pavlik was the great American White Hope for awhile.

He was a terrific fighter with punching power, always a favorite with the fans... he was gutsy... he was humble and personable outside the ring, sort of the "anti-Floyd"... and he fought whoever they put in front of him, records and zeroes be damned. Hell... I was a big fan. And let's face it, American boxing fans were hungry for just someone like that.

But alas, his personal problems caught up with him... and there went his career.