Comments Thread For: Mikkel Kessler Officially Announces His Retirement

[THE REED]

Who'd a thought Kessler would retire before Roy

Wasnt Kessler like 25 when Roy first got knocked out a decade ago lol

[Mike_R]

Who'd a thought Kessler would retire before Roy

Wasnt Kessler like 25 when Roy first got knocked out a decade ago lol

Damn, good point. Wish Roy would hang them up.

[Chrismart]

Always been a fan of Kessler. Good fighter and a good attitude.
Really enjoyed watching him fight, and he gave a very good account of himself in his fights with Froch and Calzaghe.

[yoz]

Great career. Best danish fighter ever. Perfect rolemodel and a true gentleman. I'll always remember those great wins over Mundine, Beyer, Andrade and Froch as well as the superfight with Calzaghe.

I have long been saying that the close loss to Froch away from home was an excellent fight to end a career with.

Couldn't put it better myself. All of this ^^^^^.


Thanks for the entertaining fights, champ!

[Box-Office]

ward annihilated kessler

you guys don't watch fights. you take a look at a map, decide which fighter lives furthest from the shire, and support accordingly.

i'm starting to understand how the european inferiority complex manifests. you guys are just inferior.

Barcham is Canadian.

So, what part of Europe is Canada in?

[Humean]

What part of Europe is Canada?

Don't ask him such difficult geography questions.

[bigjavi973]

Europeans both won and lost that war.

Viking warriors defeated Britain and discovered America.

Thank me later for the historylesson you historyless fatyank.

1776 was the start of the revolutionary war, in which the King george III signed the "treaty of paris" on sep 3r 1783 to end a war they were losing. That was after they left the "northern colonies" and attempted to "recruit" from the southern area.

Also, vikings didn't discover anything. Native Americans/Indians were already living in the country.

[Humean]

1776 was the start of the revolutionary war, in which the King george III signed the "treaty of paris" on sep 3r 1783 to end a war they were losing. That was after they left the "northern colonies" and attempted to "recruit" from the southern area.

Also, vikings didn't discover anything. Native Americans/Indians were already living in the country.

What you call a revolutionary war could also be described as a British civil war, one in which the rebellious colonists defeated the crown. It hardly illustrates the inferiority of Europeans by highlighting a war in which Europeans defeated other Europeans.

[robbyheartbaby]

Viking Warrior could fight, I remember when he came to Australia and became a national hero after he spanked Mundine for 12 rounds haha. Losses to Froch, Ward & Calzaghe is nothing to be ashamed of. He wasn't the same after the eye injury though.

[robbyheartbaby]

Damn, good point. Wish Roy would hang them up.

Y'all musta forgot!