I just watched Kessler vs Andrade...OMG!

Sorry, but Hatton gets chopped to pieces, he hasn't a chance against Floyd.

 

:nut Joe needs stones in the gloves then..:yep

I would rather say that Calzaghe is down before round 9:bbb

 

Floyd will go down if Hatton keeps going to the body..:smooch

 

I think it i s more likely PBF will give Hatton's body a severe battering. People forget PBF is an accomplished body puncher amongst his varied attributes. Hatton will not get past round 10.

 

When is Ajose hoping to fight again, and against who? that was a little more workmanlike on Friday, although the opponent wasnt up to much.

 

we will see then ill be back on here sunday!!

 

hatton will cause the upset of the year - without a doubt

 

doubt it

 

The Spanish kid was a physical strong kid who came to fight so it was a useful contest to end a fine year. We are looking to get the WBC mandatory position and take the title.

 

joe's says he's going to retire by the end of next year

 

i noticed lost by knockout in his previous 2 fights in 2 and 3 rounds.only had 8 fights in total with 3 ko's.they're really testing ajose.

 

Olu were you serious In your letter to boxing news about Sam Peter.

The guys limited.

 

No Ron it is the likes of Lynes, Witter, Hatton and co who are all on the same Island whom we are calling out that continously refuse to fight Ajose. Ajose will fight anyone full stop. I am not going to have a go at the Spanish kid who came to fight at least he got in there which is more than can be said for the likes of Lynes, Ted Bami and co.

 

I am deadly serious. He may not be the most gifted heavyweight in history but I like his attitude, he can punch, has fast hands(slow feet admittedly) and heart. I was unhappy with the very late change of opponent in that McCline is awkward and with little time to adjust. A key criterion for me in looking at fighter is not just skills but intangibles such as intestinal fortitude. This puncher got up of the floor, fought back and outworked and outfought McCline. I am watching Peter very closely. You only really know how good a fighter is when he faces true adversity and more importantly how he reacts.

 

Is it worth going to see the Calzaghe - Kessler fight live? I've heard that the stadium is ill suited for boxing; it's too big and the view of the fighters is poor in a lot of places. I can get tickets but should I bother?

Regarding Kessler's stylistic 'flaw'; will this be offset by his excellent footwork? He may be able to move sufficiently well to keep this fight where he wants it?