Lucas opinion Cal/kessler

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  1. satyriion

    satyriion Member Full Member

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    How about an expert opinion, and a first hand report of what it means to face Mikkel in the ring.

    Kessler in 6:




    Lucas est le seul boxeur québécois à avoir fait face à l'un ou l'autre de ces deux champions du monde en titre.

    "Calzaghe est établi favori, parce qu'il est gaucher, rapide et fort expérimenté, souligne Lucas.

    «Cependant, il a maintenant 35 ans (comparativement à 28 pour Kessler) et il n'a jamais rencontré un boxeur aussi complet et aussi fort physiquement que Kessler. Mikkel figure parmi les meilleurs boxeurs »livre pour livre" sur la planète, et c'est tout à fait compréhensible.

    "Il cogne extrêmement dur, son jab est tranchant, il ne s'épuise jamais et sait profiter des moindres erreurs techniques commises par l'adversaire.

    "Il est extrêmement brillant en attaque, en défense et en contre-attaque. Je parle en connaissance de cause.
    «Et je suis certain que Librado Andrade dirait la même chose que moi. Je vous prédis que Kessler va gagner par K.-O. ou K.-O. technique.»


    For those with limited french language skills. Lucas has never such a complete boxers as Kessler. In his eyes and from personal experience Mikkel is undoubtlly top p4p on the planet.
    He hits extremely heavy and hard his jab is a ramrod and he profits from the smallest mistake by his opponents.

    He is extremely skilled when attacking and his defence and counter defence the same. And he says he can assure you he speaks from personla experience and suggest that Librado Andrade says the same....which is true of Beyer who says he is the ultimate strongest he has ever met. ODH also has golden words for Mikkel.

    Tonight Joe wil skull**** all the experts once again undressing their total lack of boxing understanding, when Mikkel makes a clinic on Joe.

    This is not a hard fight to predict. Kessler ko 6-8
     
  2. GazOC

    GazOC Guest Star for Team Taff Full Member

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    I can't find that part in the French you posted?:D
     
  3. Quik

    Quik Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yea but you forgot the most important part: Lucas and Andrade stayed in front of Kessler the whole night, making it easy for him to land his jab and power shots. Joe is a southpaw, which will make the task harder for Kessler to jab as effectively on him as he did against the two others. Joe will also move a lot and throw combinations (unlike Andrade) and go foward (unlike Lucas). Everybody in Québec seems to favor Kessler but I think Calzaghe will win this one by close UD.
     
  4. henrik

    henrik fasthands Full Member

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    joe calzaghe dont win this one...thats for sure.
     
  5. nrgetic

    nrgetic Active Member Full Member

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    Never ask a boxers who has been beaten by another as he is certain to suggest that opponent beat everyone to sugest the loss was to a true champion
     
  6. GazOC

    GazOC Guest Star for Team Taff Full Member

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    yep, common opponents are good judges but a boxer who has only fought one will always pick 'his' guy.
     
  7. PH|LLA

    PH|LLA VIP Member Full Member

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    wrong

    usually when an opponent loses, he says the opposite to suggest that his loss was a freak occurence.
     
  8. satyriion

    satyriion Member Full Member

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    Joe has almost always had size and power advantage. Look at Ashira. He is having a light middlew fight soon.

    All the **** about angles and weird movement aint gonna help **** tonight. Beyer was like a kid compared to kessler. He even admits that he is the strongest he ever met. and he was southpaw.

    Joe relies on controlling the pace not by being pushed around and cut of all the time. I think fear will turn to fright.

    Joe aint used to be the one being shot on in the corner or on the rope.

    Bika frustrated Joe and spoiled his game. Kessler will make Bika's effort look like childs play.

    Joe is gone tomorrow
     
  9. satyriion

    satyriion Member Full Member

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    ahhhhhmmmmmm do you have a brainfart today ?

    Lets see Lacy......says Kessler. Also says Joe slaps and does not punch hard. Bika...says mikkel..... Ashira too. .....Manfredo....Mikkel....
     
  10. satyriion

    satyriion Member Full Member

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    Point being why do Kesslers opponents seem in awe of him and Joes opponents seem to belittle him and his skills ?
     
  11. LeedsLad

    LeedsLad Active Member Full Member

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    Always? Veit, Woodhall, Brewer, Mitchell were all bigger/around the same size as Calzaghe. To say always, and use one shitty example is stupid.

    Beyer doesnt fight anything like Joe, he didnt try to use angles or anything. He stood very square, and he isnt even on the same level as Calzaghe.

    Joe pushes his opponents around all the time, he always works well off clinches. If you think Kessler is stronger, then your incorrect. Kessler hits harder, but isnt physically stronger. Calzaghe will throw him around in clinches.

    He won't have to fight off the ropes, Kessler won't make Joe backup.

    Bika is alot different to Kessler. Bika is physically very strong, stronger than Kessler, and is a very dirty fighter. Kessler doesnt use rough house tactics like Bika. Watch everyone Bika has fought, nobody looks particularly good against him.
     
  12. DanePugilist

    DanePugilist God vs God - Death Angel Full Member

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    Nor has anyone who faced Kessler. Same applies to Calzaghe - only difference is, that JC has looked less than impressive before.
     
  13. LeedsLad

    LeedsLad Active Member Full Member

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    Calzaghe's has two main problems: 1. When his opponents try rough house tactics, he'll often fight there fight, and make it very messy. Reid and Bika are two good examples of this. 2. Lack of motivation, Calzaghe needs high class opponents in order to get him motivated and bring the best out of him.

    Neither should be a problem for this fight, i look forward to seeing an awesome fight, and my only hope is that the best man on the night wins:good (that being Calzaghe;))
     
  14. Hawks28

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  15. LeedsLad

    LeedsLad Active Member Full Member

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    Bika originally said Kessler, but in the most recent interview he has said its 50/50 and he can't choose. Bute has already predicted Calzaghe to win.