No, I must not. I found your arguments mostly specious, full of inappropriate comparisons and non-sequiturs, sloppy generalisations, silly equivocations, groundless assumptions, and the strong sense of someone manufacturing ever-more unlikely grounds to defend a position that was less than tenable, in a way that suggests either an unwillingness or inability to understand what you see in the ring.
GGG vs Pavlik
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apollo creed
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Re: GGG vs Pavlik
Where is EO for this intriguing debate ? This is a 'GGG VS' thread and EO is missing here ! HELLO! 
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Re: GGG vs Pavlik
Yeah, coming from someone who wrote being a "housebound dilettante" to bring a valid argument, it's like the pot calling the cattle black.Counter-puncher wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 07:32No, I must not. I found your arguments mostly specious, full of inappropriate comparisons and non-sequiturs, sloppy generalisations, silly equivocations, groundless assumptions, and the strong sense of someone manufacturing ever-more unlikely grounds to defend a position that was less than tenable, in a way that suggests either an unwillingness or inability to understand what you see in the ring.
You're off-topic, dude (or "creature", if you prefer, for I don't even know whether you are a male or not), despite your sophisticated speech.
Moreover, your conceited attitude screaming "please, praise me!", makes your point even more parodistic.
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apollo creed
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EO probably forgot about this 'GGG vs Pavlik' thread bc he'd have come in your help with some 'solid facts'.Jacopodb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 07:54Yeah, coming from someone who wrote being a "housebound dilettante" to bring a valid argument, it's like the pot calling the cattle black.Counter-puncher wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 07:32No, I must not. I found your arguments mostly specious, full of inappropriate comparisons and non-sequiturs, sloppy generalisations, silly equivocations, groundless assumptions, and the strong sense of someone manufacturing ever-more unlikely grounds to defend a position that was less than tenable, in a way that suggests either an unwillingness or inability to understand what you see in the ring.![]()
You're off-topic, dude (or "creature", if you prefer, for I don't even know whether you are a male or not), despite your sophisticated speech.
Moreover, your conceited attitude screaming "please, praise me!", makes your point even more parodistic.![]()
Re: GGG vs Pavlik
A kind of help I surely don't need: again, I said I'd just pick Pavlik in a close decision over Golovkin, not that I would bet on Pavlik in a possible match-up with our eminent GGG... any coke-head Wall Street brocker could give me a more-solid helping hand...apollo creed wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 08:00EO probably forgot about this 'GGG vs Pavlik' thread bc he'd have come in your help with some 'solid facts'.Jacopodb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 07:54Yeah, coming from someone who wrote being a "housebound dilettante" to bring a valid argument, it's like the pot calling the cattle black.Counter-puncher wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 07:32
No, I must not. I found your arguments mostly specious, full of inappropriate comparisons and non-sequiturs, sloppy generalisations, silly equivocations, groundless assumptions, and the strong sense of someone manufacturing ever-more unlikely grounds to defend a position that was less than tenable, in a way that suggests either an unwillingness or inability to understand what you see in the ring.![]()
You're off-topic, dude (or "creature", if you prefer, for I don't even know whether you are a male or not), despite your sophisticated speech.
Moreover, your conceited attitude screaming "please, praise me!", makes your point even more parodistic.![]()
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apollo creed
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Jacopodb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 09:27A kind of help I surely don't need: again, I said I'd just pick Pavlik in a close decision over Golovkin, not that I would bet on Pavlik in a possible match-up with our eminent GGG... any coke-head Wall Street brocker could give me a more-solid helping hand...apollo creed wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 08:00EO probably forgot about this 'GGG vs Pavlik' thread bc he'd have come in your help with some 'solid facts'.Jacopodb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 07:54
Yeah, coming from someone who wrote being a "housebound dilettante" to bring a valid argument, it's like the pot calling the cattle black.![]()
You're off-topic, dude (or "creature", if you prefer, for I don't even know whether you are a male or not), despite your sophisticated speech.
Moreover, your conceited attitude screaming "please, praise me!", makes your point even more parodistic.![]()
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So do you think EO is not so 'enlighten' ?
Re: GGG vs Pavlik
You mean "enlightened"..?: If so, I just think he's relatively enlightened, let's say this.apollo creed wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 10:03Jacopodb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 09:27A kind of help I surely don't need: again, I said I'd just pick Pavlik in a close decision over Golovkin, not that I would bet on Pavlik in a possible match-up with our eminent GGG... any coke-head Wall Street brocker could give me a more-solid helping hand...apollo creed wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 08:00
EO probably forgot about this 'GGG vs Pavlik' thread bc he'd have come in your help with some 'solid facts'.![]()
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So do you think EO is not so 'enlighten' ?
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Now, only to set things straight: if you won't give me the respect I deserve, at least grant me some sense of humour... As you can see, I took it no-less-humourously than anyone else, here.
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Re: GGG vs Pavlik
ok I won't disagree with you.Jacopodb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 11:07You mean "enlightened"..?: If so, I just think he's relatively enlightened, let's say this.
'Relatively Enlighten One' could be a more appropriate name.
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A bit humbler, at least, as everyone is relatively enlightened.apollo creed wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 11:36ok I won't disagree with you.![]()
'Relatively Enlighten One' could be a more appropriate name.![]()
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Back from the dead after a week and that shithouse is still goin' full retard on the same thread 
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Amazing, isn't it? It's like the most posts for a thread in BoxRec history! (I'm sure it's not, but shvt!)adislav123 wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 17:19 Back from the dead after a week and that shithouse is still goin' full retard on the same thread![]()
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I reckon that there are people trying to unload their own frustrations on the first passerby, and boxing arguments are just another excuse to do so.oogiebe wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 17:21Amazing, isn't it? It's like the most posts for a thread in BoxRec history! (I'm sure it's not, but shvt!)adislav123 wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 17:19 Back from the dead after a week and that shithouse is still goin' full retard on the same thread![]()
Even if one's arguments are valuable, falling-from-grace is never justified.
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Not sure I know your point.Jacopodb wrote: ↑08 Jan 2019, 09:23I reckon that there are people trying to unload their own frustrations on the first passerby, and boxing arguments are just another excuse to do so.oogiebe wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 17:21Amazing, isn't it? It's like the most posts for a thread in BoxRec history! (I'm sure it's not, but shvt!)adislav123 wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 17:19 Back from the dead after a week and that shithouse is still goin' full retard on the same thread![]()
Even if one's arguments are valuable, falling-from-grace is never justified.
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There's people that went a little off-topic on me, because I dared to disagree, perhaps.oogiebe wrote: ↑08 Jan 2019, 10:32Not sure I know your point.![]()
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ok, got it. I just think this topic is way overcooked at this point. If posters aren't debating with facts, as you lay out, then sometimes it's best to just move on.
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Re: GGG vs Pavlik
Pavlik Vs Kovalev now would be a great fight! And i mean now, Kelly is absolutely huge he would struggle to get down to cruiser even! or kelly vs ward??clopixolacuphase wrote: ↑28 Dec 2018, 10:29I thought this was a recent poll and Ikoralev had returned. He was unshakable in his conviction that GGG would kill anybody and would get enraged if you dared to question Golovkin’s invincibility.ikorolev wrote: Except GGG is way craftier.
I wonder what happened to him.
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Jermain Taylor, who lost to Pavlik, went supermiddleweight and faced big-bad Froch: Taylor often outboxed Froch, within the rounds, thanks to his own superior handspeed, and was ahead on scorecards before getting eventually TKOed in the 12th round, because he had no more beer in the keg, and that's when Froch finally took advantage of his own greater size and strenght: that was ballsy from Taylor, nevertheless.SugarArmour7 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2019, 09:56Pavlik Vs Kovalev now would be a great fight! And i mean now, Kelly is absolutely huge he would struggle to get down to cruiser even! or kelly vs ward??clopixolacuphase wrote: ↑28 Dec 2018, 10:29I thought this was a recent poll and Ikoralev had returned. He was unshakable in his conviction that GGG would kill anybody and would get enraged if you dared to question Golovkin’s invincibility.ikorolev wrote: Except GGG is way craftier.
I wonder what happened to him.
That's why I have a lot of respect for Taylor and Pavlik, and, in perspective, I don't see Golovkin making it (at least not easy) vs those two.
Pavlik, despite years and years of hard training, is a clear ectomorph: ectomorphs are less-eager to put up muscular mass, because of their thinner skeleton. J. Taylor, as well as B. Hopkins, is a mesomorph, therefore capable to support a more-important muscular mass: that pretty much tells the tale.
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..that video sure as hell proves a lot of the above:Jacopodb wrote: ↑12 Jan 2019, 09:04 Pavlik, despite years and years of hard training, is a clear ectomorph: ectomorphs are less-eager to put up muscular mass, because of their thinner skeleton. J. Taylor, as well as B. Hopkins, is a mesomorph, therefore capable to support a more-important muscular mass: that pretty much tells the tale.
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Yeah, he gets back inside the ring with all that meat, he wouldn't even be able to throw a punch: he's clearly no more a professional athlete.greg wrote: ↑12 Jan 2019, 09:19..that video sure as hell proves a lot of the above:Jacopodb wrote: ↑12 Jan 2019, 09:04 Pavlik, despite years and years of hard training, is a clear ectomorph: ectomorphs are less-eager to put up muscular mass, because of their thinner skeleton. J. Taylor, as well as B. Hopkins, is a mesomorph, therefore capable to support a more-important muscular mass: that pretty much tells the tale.![]()
Ronaldo Nazario and Pato were pumped almost like that, while still being active professional athletes: Pato had bones-distortion, Ronie's joints just snapped: broke his anterior cruciate ligament alone, by just doing a fake.
You box with what Pavlik has put on, your joints will arguably snap like old Ronaldo's...