if froch beats kessler it won't be that much of a big win

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by IRONSENSE2002, May 23, 2013.


  1. IRONSENSE2002

    IRONSENSE2002 muslim and proud Full Member

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    Kessler for me has been on the decline for years, anyone who's followed his career since the calzaghe fight knows what i'm talking about, if you watch the first 6-8 rounds of the calzaghe fight. kessler was well rounded had the speed, footwork,workrate, accuracy, co-ordination he was tit for tat with joe for almost 8 rounds. Then calzaghe took over the rest of the fight.

    Since that fight i haven't seen kessler look remotely like his former self, the man has been plagued with injuries, he's not the force he once was. I think his defeats to ward/calzaghe took allot out of him and the injuries he's been in since then has rendered him. Should froch win he'd have beaten the ghost of kessler. Prime kessler died a long time ago
     
  2. indie_uk1

    indie_uk1 Kong is King Full Member

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    Yes it will. Kesslers a huge name and still dangerous. Outside of Ward these two are the next best. BOOM
     
  3. rocky1

    rocky1 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Of course it will, his hand speed isn't quite as good as it used to be but he can still take a good shot and hit hard, his movement and timing are also still really good, it will still be a massive win if Froch can do it.

    #2 vs #3 Super middleweight in the world is a big win regardless of who they are.
     
  4. Uncle Rico

    Uncle Rico Loyal Member Full Member

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    I kinda' agree. Probably because I've never thought that much of Kessler to begin with, and seeing as though he's declined quite a bit, I think even less of him now. Good fighter and all, but nothing special. An inexperienced, green Ward proved that.
     
  5. RJJ's Jab

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    On paper It's a big one, But I agree It wouldn't see It that way as a Kessler fan I have to be honest he isn't the fighter of old he's a shell of his former self.