The idea that Kelly Pavlik could be undisputed heavyweight champion is absolutely hilarious. The top heavyweights nowadays weigh about 240-250 pounds.
The idea that Kelly Pavlik could be undisputed heavyweight champion is absolutely hilarious. The top heavyweights nowadays weigh about 240-250 pounds.
Lennox Lewis.
Maybe David Haye might get to claim the P4P title.
Lennox Lewis' record for this time period is 3-1. How would that ever qualify him as fighter of the decade?Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
Ok, you're joking, right?Maybe David Haye might get to claim the P4P title.![]()
The same David Haye that got ko'd by Carl Thompson?Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
Yeah I agree. He could possibly go to lightheavy but no way any higher. Super is where he'll end up and he'll get tested there. His frame is really thin and scrawny, no way he can put on the mass to go cruiser or heavy, and his metablism is probably very high too where he'd have to consume way too much food. It is kind of stretching things a bit Julius Rain.Originally Posted by Violent Demise
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Floyd with out a doubt.
Cotto and Hatton even with a win over Floyd don't even come close.
yea maybe so, but are the heavyweights looking any better nowadays? they do average like what 240 but out of shape and inconsistant. who knows maybe the heavyweights get worst and pavlik gets bigger and stronger. As of now it does seem farfetch but it does not have to happen pavlik can just be a great fighter at supermiddleweight.Originally Posted by LEGION
Who's heOriginally Posted by Julius "Marvelous" Rain
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the guy that knocked out edison miranda and jermain taylor in under 8th rounds, ooh and the guy that beat who bhop couldn't, atleast not how he beat jermain taylor. im not suprise though, out side of pac topics you need to be filled inOriginally Posted by penalosafan
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Bhop beat Taylor.
"If there's a better chin in the world than Pryor's, it has to be on Mount Rushmore." -Pat Putnam.
That is a opinion not a fact so please do not start that discussion up please Bhop lost both they were close but he lost that all there is to it
Originally Posted by Mr140
plus even though some may think bhop won, he still didn't and can't beat j.t how pavlik pummeled him. so theres no arguement. pavlik did what bhop couldn't.
I actually agree that Haye can be P4P one day. But heres my thoughts on your comment.Originally Posted by eagle
Well eagle to be fair 'The Cat' was no slump when they met he was past his best days but look what he did to close out his career. Also 'The Cat' can punch and hes know for devastating KO's and a big heart.
Haye was young when he met 'The Cat' and I think he's people wanted to see where Haye stood at just 10 fights.
Well they got their answer they found out 'The Cat' still had a life left and threw in the towel and got Haye out of there before he took more punishment.
Look at some of the fighters 'The Cat' beat in his last run: Rothman & Haye both at that time were considered top prospects and while I think 'The Cat' did damage Rothman, Haye is another story I think walking away with a loss is better then walking away with a damaged career. Haye learned a lot in that fight against 'The Cat' as well as he has learned in fights with Mock and Abdoul where he visited the canvas in one of the fights and he had to win a decision in the other and learned that you can't KO everybody.
For Haye to be P4P he'll have to unify the Cruiserweight and Heavyweight divisions. Good luck with that. He might have the punch to do it. But I doubt he has the chin or stamina to do it.
I think the one worry I have about Haye is his stamina. His only 12-rounder was at a very slow pace, and put me off him for a while, especially in a fight where I thought Haye could have gone out and KO'd his man if he really stepped on the gas. As for chin, he proved a lot of that last time out, where he did ship a couple of big punches, and looked in a bit of bother, but pulled through to win well, getting cut for the first time in his career in the process.Originally Posted by Violent Demise
The punch is his biggest asset at the moment, and we'll see against Mormeck whether he can use it intelligently as well as just banging people out of his path.
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