On Saturday March 31, 2012, former WBC/WBO middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik (37-2, 32 KOs) may be facing disconcerting 34-year-old light heavyweight Aaron Jaco (15-2, 5 KOs) in his next fight on March 31st possibly in Seattle, Washington, Texas. Pavlik, 29, have been mentioned as fighting for the undercard of the Brandon Rios vs. Yuriorkis Gamboa fight on April 14th against a fighter named Scott Sigmon. However, that's not possible.
For the records,Jaco has lost two out of his last four fights and hasn't exactly been essentially the most busiest of fighters over the last six years, while he&rsquos just once during that time. His last fight was last November against Brian Bernard (10-9). He beat him by way of a 1st round KO, but all of the a lot of inactivity enables you to think about his suitability for any fight against Pavlik. Usually, fighters handle guys which can be at least fighting often and not appearing out of a six year layoff. Jaco&rsquos losses were to Chad Van Sickle and Rodney Moore.
If Pavlik faces Jaco, you would have to figure that this fight will need place at super middleweight rather than middleweight. Pavlik&rsquos new trainer Robert Garcia mentioned Pavlik as possibly moving back off to 160, but it doesn&rsquot appear to be it's possible regarding his March 31st date. You knew that Pavlik wasn&rsquot gonna face a true quality fighter because he's just trying to find a tune-up bout but it was a student in least hoped he would handle an energetic fighter so he could get something as a result rather than guy coming off a long laid off with only 1 fight under his belt. Let's see this weekend for the Kelly Pavlik vs. Aaron Jaco live fight on HBO for super middleweight bout.
For the records,Jaco has lost two out of his last four fights and hasn't exactly been essentially the most busiest of fighters over the last six years, while he&rsquos just once during that time. His last fight was last November against Brian Bernard (10-9). He beat him by way of a 1st round KO, but all of the a lot of inactivity enables you to think about his suitability for any fight against Pavlik. Usually, fighters handle guys which can be at least fighting often and not appearing out of a six year layoff. Jaco&rsquos losses were to Chad Van Sickle and Rodney Moore.
If Pavlik faces Jaco, you would have to figure that this fight will need place at super middleweight rather than middleweight. Pavlik&rsquos new trainer Robert Garcia mentioned Pavlik as possibly moving back off to 160, but it doesn&rsquot appear to be it's possible regarding his March 31st date. You knew that Pavlik wasn&rsquot gonna face a true quality fighter because he's just trying to find a tune-up bout but it was a student in least hoped he would handle an energetic fighter so he could get something as a result rather than guy coming off a long laid off with only 1 fight under his belt. Let's see this weekend for the Kelly Pavlik vs. Aaron Jaco live fight on HBO for super middleweight bout.
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