So... if Kessler is ahead in a close fight, does he get the decision?

"If Kessler is ahead" then he'll win... surely that's straightforward. There'll be nothing contraversial here.

 

Of course. Doesn't every fighter who's ahead in a close fight get the decision? This is BOXING. C'mon.

 

I'm afraid he'll have to directly outbox Calzaghe to have just a slight chance of getting a decision win.:-(
Just look at who practically chose the judges.

 

It's in Wales not bloody Germany.

 

**** off dickhead - Kessler has to win a least 9 rounds clearly before he has a chance

 

Tito won a close decision in Vegas against Hoya and the scoring system should be like a flat certainty, a pure image of the box activity in the scorecards... The same cannot be said about external factors affecting the judges at ringside - once the rounds go by, so each round scoring gets to be a closed case and cannot be reverted, so how much weight has the atmosphere on the human beings who score?... Kessler has to win conclusively or else, he's gonna lose a close decision or earn something like a majority draw.

 

I know what you are feeling, but keep your hopes high

 

I think if it's close, Calzaghe may get the nod regardless.

 

As long as a joke stoppage a la Manfredo doesn't happen, I'll be happy and maybe even a little surprised.

 

Do you little moron really think that the UK and Warren is fair play?

Did you saw M´Baye vs. Kotelnik.

**** off....

Kessler never ever gets a decision if its close.