I'm off to rewatch WALDO - Sanders round 2 and read your post in an eerie Lewis tone at the same time. :deal
Well, you said supposidely, which lead me to believe that you weren't sure. Sanders, as you may know, admitted that it happend.
I also went on to state that there probably wasn't a lot that Lennox said in the conversation, which enabled a Sanders victory, which suggests that I thought it did take place. :good
Aside from running side by side on the beach and providing stirring lectures on Kessler's need to regain the "eye of the tiger" I don't see how much help Calzaghe can provide.
Kessler and Calzaghe seem to be pretty fond of each other. Calzaghe and Froch, not so much. This content is protected
Lewis told him to exploit that telegraphed 1-1-2 Wlad did by that time in every fight, by leaning to the side after the range finder 1, and hammer an overhand simultaneously over the power jab. This was THE key to Wlads early defeat, as the overhand connected flush with Wlad in a forward momentum, maximizing the impact. Wlad never recovered from that, as he didn't know how to clinch then. Sanders might have been experienced enough to find that himself, but it definetly assured him in using that tactics. Lennox is perfect in building such tactics, even if his commenting is simplicistic.