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Kelly Pavlik
Middleweight boxing at its best. On September 29, 2007 boxer Kelly Pavlik defeated Jermain Taylor in an official boxing match. Kelly Pavlik knocked Jermain Taylor out for the count of 10. Kelly Pavlik is now the undefeated... [more]
Middleweight boxing at its best. On September 29, 2007 boxer Kelly Pavlik defeated Jermain Taylor in an official boxing match. Kelly Pavlik knocked Jermain Taylor out for the count of 10.
Kelly Pavlik is now the undefeated Middleweight Champion. He goes by the knickname "The Ghost". Kelly is from Youngstown, Ohio.
Jermain Taylor is also a pro boxer and former World champion. He beat Bernard Hopkins twice, but failed in his challenge against Kelly Pavlik.
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Kelly Pavlik, who has twice called off title fights due to an injured left hand, will finally climb back into the ring to defend his middlewight crown on December 19 here in his hometown.Pavlik's father and co-manager, Mike Pavlik, said his son will face fellow American Miguel Espino at Youngstown State University's arena. Espino, 20-2 with one draw and nine knockouts, has won 11 fights in a row.Pavlik, 35-1 with 31 knockouts, has twice...
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Middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik will
defend his titles next month against Miguel Espino.
Trainer Jack Loew tells The Associated Press that Pavlik (35-1,
31 KOs) signed the contract Monday for a Dec. 19 bout at the
Beeghly Center at Youngstown
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From kxnet.com
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Kelly Pavlik will fight Miguel Espino on Dec. 19, Top Rank announced, somewhat surprisingly since a staph infection forced the Youngstown hitter from a Dec. 5 date with Paul Williams.
He’d previously put off a October tussle with Williams because of the staph infection on his left hand.
The fight against journeyman-level Espino (20-2, just 9 [...]
From blog.thesweetscience.com
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by Lem SatterfieldFiled under: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, HBOWBO and WBC middleweight champion Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik will fight Miguel Espino on Dec. 19 at in his hometown of Youngstown, Ohio, his promoter, Top Rank president Bob Arum, confirmed on Monday. Pavlik has apparently healed from a staph infection that twice prompted him to cancel scheduled title bouts against three-time champion Paul "The Punisher" Williams.Arum said that Pavlik will...
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From sports.aol.com
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by Lem SatterfieldFiled under: WBC, WBO, HBO, FanHouse ExclusiveIt was Sept. 29, 2007, and there were many within the boisterous crowd of 10,127 who packed into Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall who wondered if their hometown hero, Kelly Pavlik, would go down in the first defeat of his career.Pavlik estimated that close to 8,000 of his faithful had traveled from his native Youngstown, Ohio, to support him. Pavlik could hear them as they screamed...
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- Round And Round: The Latest On Kelly Pavlik - Paul Williams, Shane ... (news.google.com)
Sergio Martinez will replace the injured Kelly Pavlik as Paul Williams' opponent at the Boardwalk Hall Ballroom in Atlantic City on Dec. 5.Pavlik, the middleweight champ, has backed out of two dates with Williams due to an infection in his left hand.Williams (37-1, 27 KOs) is a two-time welterweight champion, Who last toppled Winky Wright last April. Martinez (44-1-2, 24 KOs) is the WBC 154-pound champion, but will move up to 160 pounds to...
From daily.phanaticmag.com
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WBO and WBC middleweight champion Kelly “The Ghost” Pavlik will defend his titles against reigning two-time WBO welterweight champion Paul “The Punisher” Williams on December 5 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.
The fight was initially scheduled to occur last Saturday night.
However, the bout was postponed due to a staph infection in Pavlik’s hand.
Pavlik (35-1, 31 KOs) underwent two separate operations to heal his bummed hand and he said he...
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