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[Mortimer]

Oh gezz..that was hghly amusing.

Funny..Ty gets the boot and Charley gets 30 million or so.






Sumthin' jist don't sound right.

Hey..Pavlik is training in Youngstown..I like that.

I think he has a chance here.

[Late Fires]

Originally Posted by Mortimer

Oh gezz..that was hghly amusing.

Funny..Ty gets the boot and Charley gets 30 million or so.






Sumthin' jist don't sound right.

Hey..Pavlik is training in Youngstown..I like that.

I think he has a chance here.

I like Pavlik's chances. Taylor is used to fighting guys that are smaller than him, and he gets lazy and sloppy at times. Pavlik has the size and punching power to take advantage if Taylor does that in this fight. If Pavlik stays busy and agressive, I think he has a great shot.

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by Late Fires

I like Pavlik's chances. Taylor is used to fighting guys that are smaller than him, and he gets lazy and sloppy at times. Pavlik has the size and punching power to take advantage if Taylor does that in this fight. If Pavlik stays busy and agressive, I think he has a great shot.

LF..your depth of knowledge is impressive.....really is.




It's always much easier to punch down than up.....I like your note about that.

It would be great for Youngstown...that city has taken such a beating. It would be a real good thing for them.



Best thing since they canned Trafficante.

[Late Fires]

Originally Posted by Mortimer

LF..your depth of knowledge is impressive.....really is.




It's always much easier to punch down than up.....I like your note about that.

It would be great for Youngstown...that city has taken such a beating. It would be a real good thing for them.



Best thing since they canned Trafficante.

Too kind. I do enjoy a good fight, and this has the potential to be one.


Yes, we can only hope Pavlik is never found driving around with a hatchet, AK-47 and a bulletproof vest, like another Youngstown product.

[Mortimer]

Yup.

Maurice went off the deep end there...really too bad. That guy was fairly amazing what he did on the field as a freshman...and he did everything. He blocked ....he did whatever needed....really had great talent,but he just had a hard time handling things I guess.

[Late Fires]

Originally Posted by Mortimer

Yup.

Maurice went off the deep end there...really too bad. That guy was fairly amazing what he did on the field as a freshman...and he did everything. He blocked ....he did whatever needed....really had great talent,but he just had a hard time handling things I guess.

I put him up there close to Vince Young and Charles Woodson (another Ohio guy) as the players most valuable to national championship teams in my time watching college football. And Clarett did it as a freshman. Too bad it went wrong.