Has Kessler ever been hurt or put down?

I'll go with #2 then, with some extra chilipeper.:deal

 

Kessler's average punch over an entire fight is harder imo. but Mitchell's hardest punch is probably harder. However, Kessler punches consistently hard so pretty much every punch can have a nasty effect if the opponent is not careful or has a really good chin.

 

Anthony Mundine is a vastly underrated boxer.

 

Not by real boxing fans. It is no coincidence that he is ranked no. 3 by the Ring behind two exceptional champions.

 

i think this fight comes down to stamina since both have great strengths and skills.

the worry for calzaghe is that he will be 36 at fight time while kessler is in his prime in his late 20's.

kessler WILL NOT get trapped againsst the ropes where joe can do his best work. he will move all night making those 36 year old legs work. i know calzaghe fought the better opposition career wise but that doesn't mean one iota, if you grow old. sure you learn a few tricks but this sport is so physically demanding that cannot be dismissed.

so looking at it this way i figured kessler has the better chance of a win. saiko bika and joe fought a sloppy exhusting fight and then against manfredo he apparently broke his hand AGAIN in the second or third round? whereas you look at kessler and he made andrade who is kinda like a saiko bika in a way look like a fool in there and kessler only got stronger as the fight went one whereas joe got weaker.

only sad part for me is that one will be a loser as i am a fan of both. for the sport tho i do hope kessler wins since joe calzaghe wont be around much more after this fight if he doesn't retire straightaway win or lose.

 

Do you think it is a conspiracy then -questionmark-

 

would you care to elaborate on that one, Legend?

And before you start, let's agree that Bhop and Jones might as well have gone to see Joe, as Vice versa, as this fight with Kessler proves that money is makeable outside of the US (amazingly enough, huh?)

Yes, there is such a a thing as a world outside the US.

 

No, Mundine is not 'vastly under-rated' at all. He's lost everytime he's stepped into a higher level of competition.

And please dont call Kessler an exceptional champion. Once novembers over and done with people will be saying Oh yes Calzaghe beat another over-hyped euro. Why wont he stop ducking Bute or Froch or some nonsense like that.

 

yes kessler is a exceptional champion lost only 4 rounds max in hes career and like all other of hes fights it will be onesided against calzaghe. take blocky with you and go get some glasses newb:bbb

 

OK - here is a quick transl. I hope it's a little better.

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