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Which Kessler version was better, calzaghe or froch???
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Originally posted by The Weebler II View PostIt might sound strange at first but there have been studies carried out
discussion: http://www.soccerbythenumbers.com/20...-hormones.html
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Originally posted by Scary View PostSometimes a beaten man comes back stronger. Who knows if Kessler isn't at his prime now? Never seen him throw a sneaky left hook or fight that much on the inside as he has done in his last 2 fights.
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In my opinion Kessler was in his prime when he fought Calzaghe.
And he had the confidence of an unbeaten fighter.
Froch fought him 2.5 years after that and with Kessler coming from two mentally draining losses, one of which almost took his eye out.
Most people scored it for Kessler against Froch.
None scored it for Kessler against Calzaghe.
Not sure how big a deal the location had with it. Doubt Calzaghe would've been intimidated by the danish crowd and the travel time is almost negligible.Last edited by Barry Halls; 05-30-2012, 08:07 AM.
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people always try take ***** away from joe.kessler was way better before his defeat to joe and the amount of headbutts he took from andre ward to f-uck his eye up cant have made him any better of a boxer
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Are people stupid? Kessler was unbeaten vs Calzaghe never taught how to lose and in his phsyical prime throwing pin point accurate punches.
The Kessler that fought Froch 3 years later was on the back of two defeats with scar tissue all over his eyes from the Ward headbutt and struggling with vision issues. His punches were so much wider and looked no where near as good.
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Originally posted by AssasinKing View PostWhere are people getting this hand injury story from?
They were Unifying the division, and your telling me someone was willing to fight with a hand injury? lol
Calzaghe faced a generally better version in that Kessler's jab was sharper in 07. Kessler pushed shots more now. Years of injuries take a toll.
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Originally posted by crold1 View PostHe did fight with a hand injury, but his camp did their best to keep it low key. He hurt his right in training and his sparring was nil in the few weeks before the fight. It didn't cost him the fight with Calzaghe (he had no answer when Calzaghe adjusted after 5) but it was there and he had it surgically repaired after the fight. I saw the surgical scar up close later on; runs across the top of his right.
Calzaghe faced a generally better version in that Kessler's jab was sharper in 07. Kessler pushed shots more now. Years of injuries take a toll.
Also Kessler was able to put combos together much better than (better timing and coordination) he is able to do now. I think a lot took out of Kessler after the Ward/Froch fight. He went to the edge against Froch. I don't know he can do it again.
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