June 25, 2010. Pavlik Golf Outing to Support Akron Childrens' Hospital Beegly Campus in Youngstown.

Kelly Pavlik hosted guests of golfing foursomes for his 3rd Annual Golf Classic to benefit the Beegly Campus of the Akron Children's hospital. Other Professional Athletes on hand included Heisman Trophy Winner and Cleveland Native Troy Smith of the Baltimore Ravens, Youngstown native Anthony Smith of the Jacksonville Jaguars, and Youngstown native Brad Smith of the New York Jets. Later in the evening Kelly attended a charity event organized by Brad Smith to help families develop skills to support their kids' academic endeavors.

April 18, 2010. Kelly is back home.

Kelly is back home with his wife and two children. On Saturday he lost The Linear World Middleweight Title to Sergio Martinez via decision. He has total rights to an immediate re-match and will choose whether or not to exercise that option in the coming weeks. So, in the meantime, Kelly will relax and assess his weight situation and his plans.

April 16, 2010. The Weigh-In.

The weigh-in was a loud affair with about 500 in attendance. Challenger Sergio Martinez weighed 159.5 pounds and the Champion Kelly Pavlik also weighed 159.5 pounds. Martinez seemed jovial and played along with the "Kelly, Kelly, Kelly!" chants. It was an affair of loudness and stare downs and words and gestures of dominance, but tomorrow there is no pretense. There is a fight.

April 15, 2010. Billboards let you know: This is the big time!

Atlantic City loves Kelly Pavlik and the World Championship boxing he brings to their city. They take every opportunity to get excited about his fights. Take a look at this billboard. There are a bunch just like it off the bridge and freeway. It's the big time!

April 5, 2010. Exclusive Video Interviews.

TeamPavlik.com's Adminstrator, Noel Salwan, did exclusive interviews from inside the Kelly Pavlik Training Camp. He spoke individually with Kelly, Jack Loew and Mike Pavlik Sr. Click Here to check out this special Media Page for the interviews, photos and more.

March 13, 2010. Martinez says he will Knock Out Kelly Pavlik.

Martinez's confidence is soaring high after a controversial loss that many, including Pavlik, believe he won 115-113 against Paul Wiliams. Sergio Martinez is one of the craftiest fighters in the game and he utilizes the south paw stance with movement and quickness that has foiled many of the top fighters from welterweight to Middleweight. On March 13 he and Pavlik met in Dallas Texas to announce their clash on April 17 in Atlantic City. Martinez showed no reservation in declaring that he will Knock Out Kelly Pavlik. Perhaps Martinez is counting on Pavlik still suffering the effects of a near fatal staph infection that plagued him for much of 2009. Or perhaps Martinez honestly believes he can beat Kelly Pavlik at his best. In either case, the talk ends on April 17. They meet in Atlantic City as Kelly Pavlik will defend the Universally Recognized MiddleWeight Championship of the World against the BEST Middleweight contender on the Planet.
CLICK HERE to watch the PRESS CONFERENCE
CLICK HERE to watch a Promo Video for this MEGA FIGHT
CLICK HERE to see more photos from the press conference

March 10, 2010. Honored for Public Service Announcement.

Pavlik, his trainer, Jack Loew, publicist, John D'Altorio Sr., and YSU's Tony Marr were presented certificates of recognition at an award ceremony hosted by the Ohio State Highway Patrol's Warren District. In April 2009, Pavlik, Loew and D'Altorio participated in the announcement meant to address drunk driving. Marr filmed and produced it free of charge.
CLICK HERE to WATCH the Public Service Announcement!

March 7, 2010. Mill Creek Run.

After running his usual 6 minute mile pace in the Mill Creek Run, Pavlik stopped to take a photo with a couple of fans. Somehow his number ended up becoming a hat. In any case, Pavlik takes the opportunity to participate in similar types of events whether for charity or simply to support city activities. It's his way of combining training while enjoying events in the city he loves.

February 28, 2010. Martinez to Challenge for Pavlik's Crown.

Sergio Martinez reigns as junior Middleweight Champion of the World. He's one of the craftiest boxers in the game. He has 44 wins 2 draws & 2 losses. One loss to Paul Williams in a December bout that many people believe that Martinez won 115-113. It was a one of the best Fights of 2009 where both fighters picked themselves up off the canvas. And the other loss is to Antonio Margarito 10 years ago. After Margarito's suspension last year for the use of plaster of paris in his hand wraps, any and all of his victories are in question. Also on Martinez's resume is a draw to the highly touted Kermit Cintron in a fight in which Cintron was counted out following a devastating punch that was oddly perceived as a headbutt by officials allowing him to continue on to a draw in a fight that many had Martinez winning by 3 or 4 rounds. In a nutshell, Martinez is a veteran fighter with one of the strongest records and resumes in the game. Many boxing insiders believe he is THE best contender to challenge for the Universally Recognized MiddleWeight Title. Kelly Pavlik wouldn't have it any other way. Pavlik has taken care of the WBC and WBO manadatories and now it's time for him to fight a big name. Martinez is exactly that.
CLICK HERE for highlights Of Martinez whooping big name fighters, Including his brutal punishing of Paul Williams.

January 30, 2010. Honored by the Legislature of the State of Ohio.

Lawmakers plan to honor middleweight boxing champ Kelly Pavlik next week during voting sessions at the Statehouse. Honorary resolutions will be presented to the boxer nicknamed “The Ghost” on Wednesday starting at 1:30 p.m.
Read the Vindicator Article by Clicking Here

January 10, 2010. Youngstown Public Library "Read: Succeed" Campaign.

READ: SUCCEED. These two words go together well. When you think about reading, do you think about The Library? Then you're in good company. Kelly Pavlik certainly recognizes the important role of reading in his success and overseeing his career. He encourages the young people of Youngstown to take the time to read each day, to learn more and to broaden their horizons.