chances are if im in a thread on the GBF its a load of dog **** started by some spastic and here we are..
Utterly pathetic thread from forum whipping boy dinovulva.:rofl:nut He has been mercilessly flogged to such an extent that he has resorted to trolling in the minutely slim hope of gaining some gravitas in the volatile choppy waters of ESB.atsch The irrefutable reality is that he is a boz eyed minion with a giant **** swinging from his metre-high forehead and disgusting fart sauce gushing out his mouth like water from a wayward hosepipe.:rofl:rofl:dead:barf
By dinovulva's logic, I guess that means Larry Holmes has a better win over Ali than Joe Frazier. Because Frazier struggled with Ali, and won a close points decision, whereas Holmes dominated and stopped Ali, furthermore the Ali that Holmes beat was more experienced hence he was better :roflatsch What an awful thread :dead:dead
You're just bitter cos Ward did a better job on Kessler than Joe did. You a fool if you think an inexperienced younger Kessler is better than a more experienced Kessler.
Calzaghe laid down the blueprint to beat an unbeaten fighter and adjusted mid fight to dominate. Much better win imo.
thanks for the piece you posted. but i have seen that before. as i say, kessler may have had a sore hand, but not to the extent he and his trainer are trying to make out. for a start, fighters don't usually do any more than three weeks of sparring for a fight. if he claims he didn't do any sparring at all, i don't believe him. if it was that bad, why did he pass his medical when in the UK? they found nothing wrong with him. including his hand. if it was that bad where he wasn't able to spar three whole weeks, there would have been at least some evidence of a badly hurt hand. there wasn't. that's why i call BS. he may of lost a few days of sparring, but i don't believe any more time than that. you say he didn't have his usual stamina? so his supposed bad hand stopped him from doing any road work or from working on sharpening up his left hand? the reason for him tiring late was from joe setting his usual high pace. kessler had never been pushed that hard by anyone he'd met before. it wasn't like kessler was dying on his arse or anything. there was nothing out of the ordinary from such a high paced fight. his timing was actually very good. much better than in a lot of his fights before hand. plus, joe was a much better fighter than anyone that he'd met and wasn't as easy to hit. all in all, i think his accuracy and being able to handle a southpaw as well as he did, was pretty impressive. :good
all that hitting and holding with no warnings from the ref. headbutting. hitting on the break. yeah, ward didn't cheat at all did he...
Wrong. If Calzaghe thought the same version of Kessler Ward thought he would have KO'd him early, without having to headbutt him
you're the one who can't see. joe beat him without hitting and holding, headbutting, and hitting on the break. did you see in the kessler/calzaghe fight when one of joes shots went round the back of the head? the ref pulled him up and gave him a warning. and this was while joe had him hurt.