Froch vs Kessler rematch, who wins and how?

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  1. The Bane

    The Bane Active Member Full Member

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    I think this time Froch's flurries prove too much for Kessler and he gets the TKO.
     
  2. Tenorio

    Tenorio Bona fide Flomo Full Member

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    Froch did nothing in the first fight to convince me he would KO/TKO Kessler.
    Kessler is the favourite, and I think he'd win again.
     
  3. Elvizzz

    Elvizzz Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Another war! This time Kessler finishes Froch before the final bell!
     
  4. The Bane

    The Bane Active Member Full Member

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    So you don't think the first fight was close? Moving on, has Froch not improved alot since that fight? His timing seems to have improved and his flurrys are less obvious and hard to predict now. Does Kessler have the boxing brain to predict these flurries? He certainly didn't against Calzaghe. :yep
     
  5. Elvizzz

    Elvizzz Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Kesslers timing was way off in the first fight... That wont happen next time.
     
  6. Tenorio

    Tenorio Bona fide Flomo Full Member

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    Yes, it was close, but I still had Kessler as the winner. And Froch did nothing to make me think he'd KO/TKO Kessler. That's it.

    Froch is no Calzaghe, but please amuse me. Go on with your argument.
     
  7. The Bane

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    I'm not comparing Froch with Calzaghe. But Froch's flurries are lethal and I can't see Kessler avoiding them. Where as Calzaghe was predictable as he just used to throw punches for fun and Kessler still failed to time those....
     
  8. BatTheMan

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    A Kessler with full vision will not miss as many punches as he did last time. Froch will not hear the final bell.
     
  9. Clarky Cat

    Clarky Cat Stalwart Full Member

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    Froch points. The first fight was close, and since then Froch has tightened his game, Kessler has slipped a bit if anything, and Froch's preparations wouldn't have a volcano to contend with.
     
  10. gashalasha7

    gashalasha7 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    This.

    Froch has improved, Kessler has declined.
     
  11. weegriffin

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    Kessler to me looked past prime against Green, so it is hard to see if Kessler can preform on the level that he has done in the past. If he can then it will be a 50-50 fight.
     
  12. Teddy Edelman

    Teddy Edelman Active Member Full Member

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    I see Kessler winning on points in England after a hard battle.


    Both Froch and Kessler has great chins.
    I don't see that Froch is much better then the first fight vs Kessler.
    And I don't see Kessler is worse then the first fight.
    Froch KO'd 2 people he should KO.
    And Kessler KO'd Green and will KO Magee like he should.
     
  13. WatchfortheHook

    WatchfortheHook Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It's sad that boxing is at this point but....

    where is the fight held? This is a critical question.
     
  14. The Bane

    The Bane Active Member Full Member

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    If it goes ahead, I'm guessing Nottingham, UK.
     
  15. BunnyGibbons

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