Re: I like it!... erm, no I don\'t.
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There are a very specific set of circumstances that define WA/WB...this hand meets none of them. Ergo, not WA/WB. That said, standard line against relative unknowns is to give them credit for something if they're still coming at us on the turn, and call down from there. So, cap flop, lead turn, call a raise and c/c the river. Without seeing an ace, anywhere, you can't fold KK without an incredibly strong read.
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Why isn't this WA/WB?
We're heads up. We don't know if we are ahead or behind. If we are behind, we're drawing to 2 outs. If we are ahead, Villain is drawing to about the same (maybe a few more). Since he didn't raise PF, we assign a low probability of pocket aces. He may have a set of 8's. I have a hard time believing he has two pair.
I do agree with the line you suggest though.
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