I know he is a teenager but still good to see he still has it. http://translate.google.dk/translat...orten.tv2.dk/article.php/id-29152839.html?rss
Hahahaha that had me laughing out way too loud in the office Danish is not fit for google translations.
Well it starts to make sense when you think about it. Obviously there was a bloody tooth, an officer either made of ham or one in charge of officiating ham, and people were learning how to escape-maneuver their heads. What all this has to do with Mikkel Kessler, though, I do not know.
Ah yes the ham distributing oficials in Italy... They are a peculiar lot The problem is that "ham" is a personal pronoun in Danish. It means "him". The officer bit has me baffled, but the translator has apparantly translated "han" another personal pronoun meaning "he" to "officer" :nut The gist of the article is that Kessler has broken Patrick Reinhardt Nielsen's nose in training. Patrick is boxing an Italian fighter. Patrick says that his broken nose will not be a problem because he will not get hit and then makes som evasive manouvers to stress the point. You didn't get that from the translation now did you
I think that machine translations won't get any better than this anytime soon. But you should not be sorry for posting relevant news and trying to make it available for the English speaking users :good Godt arbejde!
The one thing that worries me about Kessler is his back problem. Does it affect his training? If not, he schools Froch.
Tend to agree mate.....Kess goes well against fighters that stand and trade....Kess has problems with slick fast movers like Ward and Dirrell. Froch will make this a war and Kess will beat him.
Well it has in the past. I don't know how his back is now though. It is not easy to tell with all the bull**** pre fight pressers (you know I'm in the best shape ever etc...). To be fair though Kessler's conditioning has been through the roof for his last two fights. This indicates that he does not have a problem with hard workouts.