By Cliff Rold - Appearing sometimes less refined than the rest of the field, rugged Brit Carl Froch entered the “Super Six” as one of the underdogs. Saturday, he could leave Denmark as the tournament leader. To do so, he’ll have to contend with a hostile crowd and a potentially desperate former champion.
Desperate because it wasn’t long ago Mikkel Kessler was considered the man to beat in the field. A beating at the hands of Andre Ward in the opening round changed perceptions. If Kessler wants to be considered a serious threat to win through what would demand five contests, he can’t take a second straight loss to kick things off. [Click Here To Read More]
Desperate because it wasn’t long ago Mikkel Kessler was considered the man to beat in the field. A beating at the hands of Andre Ward in the opening round changed perceptions. If Kessler wants to be considered a serious threat to win through what would demand five contests, he can’t take a second straight loss to kick things off. [Click Here To Read More]
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