The coveted return of Wacko's Drunken Round by Round Taylor vs Pavlik!!!

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That was a good fight. Pavlik was gettin his a** whipped bad in the first two rounds, but got up and turned it around with his jab and one-two. All those jabs and straight rights caught up to Taylor in the seventh and knocked him out. He had no answer for Pavlik's jab and one-two. Great heart by both fighters, every time Taylor's back hit the ropes he came off firing like a motheruker. I don't see Pavlik being champ for a long time or nothin, so we better enjoy him while he lasts, he's a very exciting fighter with definite power and heart.

Pavlik wern't getting his a** kicked in 1st round he outlanded Taylor 44 to 26 but i do agree with the rest he did turn it around big time after the 2nd round.

And one more thing you say Pavlik won't be champion for long but who is going to beat him at Middleweight ??

I don't know, maybe Arthur Abraham. That is a good question. Its just that big punchers like Pavlik who have pretty much no head movement and can be hurt on the chin, usually do not last long as World Champions. But Taylor was the best Middlweight and Miranda was the most dangerous and he knocked both of em out so right now I dunno who could beat Pavlik.

Kelly's chin is extremely sturdy, he took Miranda's power and got his face turn to Hamburger by Pantera and stood up excellent... Paclik brought that Knockdown on himself by dropping his hands after the 1st shot and Showboated and Jermain obliged

Thats true, but he took a lot of punches from Miranda while Miranda was going backwards too. And didn't Pavlik get knocked down by Bronco McKart, or it was a slip or somethin. And Zuniga, or Zertuche I forget his last name, guy who just KO'd Victor Oganov on Showbox, yeah he dropped Pavlik too.

The McKart knockdown was a flash knockdown McKart caught him with a body shot then a shot to the shoulder and then both of Pavlik's gloves touched the canvas and it was ruled a knockdown but it was only a flash knockdown nothing else.

I would rather see a fighter who has been knocked down, but got back up to win than a fighter who has never tasted canvas. The former knows what he's getting into and how to get out of it, and the latter is a crap shoot - maybe they get up, or maybe they panic and blow it right there.

True that That kind of experience and savvy pays off on the brightest of stages and could have meant that fight right there if Kelly had never been down before

I agree and im also glad he taunted Taylor and got knocked down because thats taught him a lesson to never do it again.