Both are great fights that I would watch. If you had to choose one and one only, what would it be? I'm leaning towards Kessler vs. Kovalev. What do you got?
More intriguing! Kessler vs. GGG @168 or Kessler vs. Kovalev @175?
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Even at this stage of his career, Kessler would easily be Golovkin's best opponent.
Kovalev is a little too big for Kessler and with the Hopkins win, I feel it would be something of a step down for him. -
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He'll get wiped out by both. I'd rather see him against GGG cause he'll have a size advantage so that might make things a bit more interesting.Comment
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Prime Kessler would crush Golovkin, but I'm not sure now, let's see if he returns to the ring and how he does.Comment
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Kessler tried moving up to LHW when he fought Allen Green by being less restrictive on his diet and still weighed under 170lbs, he's too small for LHW and even talked about moving to 160lbs to fight Mayweather this year.
Kessler even at 36, is shot. He can't pull the trigger when he has openings anymore, and his whole thing was controlling guys with his jab. It'd be a slaughter against Golovkin right now. Thus the reason Sauerland states it would be expensive for Kessler to fight Golovkin & Danish papers stating atleast $4mill in the US.
Before Mikkel Kessler started his press conference in Copenhagen to announce his comeback, an interested party had made a call to inquire about a potential fight. According to Danish tabloid Ekstrabladet, Tom Loeffler of K2 Promotions reached out to Sauerland Event, to discuss the possibility of a clash between Kessler and IBO/WBA middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin for a July date in Las Vegas. The fight would obviously have to take place at the super middleweight limit of 168-pounds, although Kessler has stated in several interviews that he might entertain a catch-weight.
Best career option for Mikkel is to fight Sturm/Steiglitz/Abraham (ie. the German senior tour).Comment
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