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Kessler easily dismantled an inferiour foe thereby proving that he is back. He showed a tremendous workrate and his offensive arsenal seems improved since the Froch fight. The accurate jab was back and he threw some outstanding hooks particularly to the body.
Now bring on Stieglitz or Bute.
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Lol I'm new to this site, but I have to ask, Do Boxing Scene members write the articles on this site or is sports journalists? Mikkel looked pretty good yesterday, he needed that break.
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Originally posted by Jakutindi Wauya View PostDoesnt mean a thing,he's still a fighter who fights in straight lines and Ward whoops his ass any day of the week
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cant beleive ppl on hear are rateing bute over kessler just cos bute has an 0 on his record for me kesslser has been one of the very best SM since 6/7 years ago hes now in his peak years and will be at the top for a good few years to come bute looked poor v magee impressive body shots like but these top dogs froch kessler ward make llight work of that froch v kessler 2 love to see it first one was a cracker
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Originally posted by Smokin LHook View PostLol I'm new to this site, but I have to ask, Do Boxing Scene members write the articles on this site or is sports journalists? Mikkel looked pretty good yesterday, he needed that break.
The sentence was supposed to ref the the fact Kessler had lost his '0' to Joe in Cardiff and then add the Ward defeat. I added the Calzaghe fight a few paras further on and obviously then didn't edit the previous para in the right way. My bad but there's a lot of facts in there that are right and both his losses are mentioned and in the correct order in one of the final paras.
As for his performance. People have complained that the upper body movement has not been brought in but how many fighters become more flexible as they age? Few or none would be my guess. Guys with great upper body movement such as Tyson and Shane lost it in their mid-20s and had to adapt.
Kessler never had it, has always been pretty stiff and used his parrying and guard to compensate, this was missing the other night, he looked more open than usual and needs to tighten his defence but under no circumstances should he be working on rolling his upper body. Too long in the tooth for this.
Good to see his left hook going, adding the balance he lacked in earlier fights but the mistakes that saw him lose to Calzaghe are still there. This said, Bute is not as effective as Calzaghe and I'd fancy Kessler to land on Lucian when he opens himself up for those uppercuts to the body and other shots. Time will tell on that one.
Cheers for the reads and cut me a break RE spliced sentence!
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