Kessler, 1 of the best B level fighters in my time, can he become an A level fighter?

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  1. BatTheMan

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    What on earth makes Ward a 'slick' fighter and why do you have to beat a slick fighter to be a p4p'er????

    Basically: Define slick please.
     
  2. BatTheMan

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    It was a brilliant fight. A technical pleasure and Calzaghe's masterpiece. He was terrific.
     
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  4. Teddy Edelman

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    Yeah and so was Foreman and a lot of other great fighters to!?! :oops:
    what's your point here?

    Kessler has great:
    Stamina
    Chin
    Jab
    Right
    Hart
    Uppercut (see round 4 against calzaghe if you are in doubt)



    Bika and Kessler have been fighting in the gym before and I think Bika is glad that it was not for real...
     
  5. Hiro

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    So what u are telling us, is that if Kessler manages to fix his problems against slickfast fighters, and addapt a couple more tacs in his game, Kessler could become ATG? Cuz thats the next step for a A-class fighter imo... the problem is how people define A and B class.. I see A-class up there with pac - and for swm Calzaghe, and soon Ward.
     
  6. Lance_Uppercut

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    That's because you're a biased piece of Euro ****. :patsch
    How would beating Kessler :roll: be better then Hops win Tarver? Explain that...

    Eithber way, Trinidad would still be a better win since Kessler hasn;t done SQUAT aside from a couple good wins. You are hyping kessler something fierce. You're obviously oblivious. Not to mention Tito will always be ranked better then Kessler and Joe C an All time ranking. Obviously that bothers your empty head... You're a twat...and a clueless one at that.
     
  7. H .

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    Kessler, Kessler, ... oh yeah, the guy who beat Froch, ..i think..
     
  8. BatTheMan

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    As I said it doesnt matter what injuries Joe has had. He wasnt injured in his camp. If you want to go the injury-route then I shall remind you that Kessler has had operations to both hands several times, has 2 herniated(?) discs in his back, 2 loose collarbones and a separated shoulder.

    I repeat that it was to give Joe the credit he deserves.

    Joe said so himself.

    I dont know what is worse. Doublevision or a broken hand? Plague or colera?

    I already adressed that.

    I wont deny Calzaghe's history with handproblems and you shouldnt doubt Kessler's broken hand (that was surgically repaired after the fight) as well as you shouldnt deny Kessler's long line of injuries.
    It took several months before the eyeproblems became public knowledge.



    Still I am baffled that you think that breaking a hand in camp makes no difference, but to each his own.
     
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  11. Teddy Edelman

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    The hand was good to go after 14 days of rest!
    Let me put it out this way: Kessler went into a fight against a longtime undefeated champion in his backyard, without sparring and sandbags for 14 days!

    And you could see it on Kesslers stamina and timing after round 6!

    Calzaghe was great and Kessler got a little lesson...
    But the fight could have been closer, or with another winner, if Kessler have had 30 days more in the gym...

    Why did Kessler fight Calzaghe anyway:
    -biggest payday ever (a hell of a lot more then he'd earned before that fight)
    -extra money under the table!?...
    -chance of being the WBA,WBC,WBO and IBF champion of the world!
    -would he ever get a chance of fighting Calzaghe again?:think
     
  12. BatTheMan

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  13. Hiro

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    ok.. Lets turn this arround. you tell me why you think Kessler is an A-class fighter? And then tell me what Calzaghe was.. Maybe a prime Jones.. What where they then? What is Pacman? IMO A is the highest.. Whats Kessler In your oppinium then?
     
  14. Flexe

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    Kessler an B class fighter? I've heard it all now. I'm not even going to debate why Kessler is an A level fighter.
     
  15. BatTheMan

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    This isnt my thread and I dont recall me posting that Kessler was A-class since your definition was .... cloudy...

    However I think he is a top fighter that should be ranked in the top 15-20 p4p (if he is active). It is also an irrefutable fact that he dominated his division for years with outstanding performances against the divisions best fighters and he was/is willing to travel to do so which is very rare among the best.