Hopefull Clev get's sparked out cold when he try's that stupid **** that Calzaghe does (mocking an opponent).
I like Cleverly but think this might be too soon for him. He didnt look anywhere near World title level in his last outing. I don't know much about Braehmer but all reports are saying he is solid at World Level. Why test Cleverly against a champion ? I hope I'm wrong but I can see a very tough night for Cleverly on Saturday night.
Kev Mitchell vs Mike Katsidis version 2, I see Braehmer hammering Clev early and him getting stopped in round 2 due to sustained punishment on the ropes. Warren can get it wrong big style. See Prescott and Katsidis.
I think this is pretty much a 50-50 fight. Cleverly is a really good fighter but hasn't been in with anyone as good as Braehmer thus far, and doesn't punch hard enough to keep the German at bay. If he sticks to his boxing I'd fancy him to take a pretty clear decision. If he goes macho like he did against Murat he could quite easily come second and be stopped in the later rounds.
Hopefully with it being a world title fight there's some foreign officials. You know it's a sorry state of affairs when the Americans are the best at judging. We are the new Germany it seems..... nearly as bad as Italy. Obviously you stop short of wanting to see a stoppage in a big fight but lately it's the only way to see a fair result in the UK. Even then......
I think he will, but it wouldn't surprise me at all to see him get Mitchell'd. I doubt very much that it'll be an easy night for Clev but I hope he gets the job done.
It might be his toughest fight to date but Clev should win this. It isn't as hard as some people and Sky are making out. For starters, Juergen Braehmer isn't even a genuine world champion. He hasn't fought in over a year and wasn't ranked any higher than 7th or 8th in the division then anyway. He picked up this paper title by winning an interim title fight against Aleksy Kuziemski.
The odds for a Braehmer win are too good to turn down. This will be a close fight. I hope Cleverley wins, but it's going to be tough.