The Final Word: Calzaghe Or Kessler?

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Post by dr_devious »

Draw
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Post by HairyBoxe24 »

I think anyone who seems so sure of a result, are talking BS.

It's very, very hard to comapre them, as they haven't even mixed with the same competition. The way I see it is that Kessler is the perfect all rounder, but Joe has that special thing about him that'll make him a 116-111, 116-111, 115-112 winner, home advantage also. So Joe for me, unless he's grown old over night.
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Post by EddieShredder »

Kesslaghe.

Is that allowed? :-?
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

HairyBoxe24 wrote:I think anyone who seems so sure of a result, are talking BS.

It's very, very hard to comapre them, as they haven't even mixed with the same competition. The way I see it is that Kessler is the perfect all rounder, but Joe has that special thing about him that'll make him a 116-111, 116-111, 115-112 winner, home advantage also. So Joe for me, unless he's grown old over night.
Shut up dipshit, the title of the thread was 'final word' i.e. make a prediction, not waffle on about how difficult it is to pick a winner. We all know how hard it is to pick a winner! :roll:
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Post by Matt W »

Calzaghe
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Post by Asterix »

Calzaghe.
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Post by WildWaylon »

Calzaghe, somehow he just has to -The last thing I want to see is a close decision either way or a split decision - I am hoping Joe can pull off a clear win that cant be argued about - I dread it going to the judges scorecards and that is the most likely scenario - Being totally honest, I still cant pick the winner.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Image

It's owwnnnnn.

Kessler's signed for his sweet lovin! :TU:
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

kesslerBIG
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Post by WildWaylon »

EddieShredder wrote:Kesslaghe.

Is that allowed? :-?
Yes why not - By the way Kevin is going to win in tonights fight on Sky. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by Les Kendal »

Calzaghe

It's going to be a privilege to watch two such elite level fighters duking it out though, whatever the outcome. Fights like this is what boxing is all about.

:box:
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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

Calzaghe.

Tom Podmore.
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Post by ALI »

Calzaghe
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Post by tony3 »

Calzaghe - I think he's just that little bit better.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Max Molyneux wrote:Image

It's owwnnnnn.

Kessler's signed for his sweet lovin! :TU:
Calzaghe's going for the old fashioned 'steptoe impression' staredown technique.
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Post by nickd »

I was sure he said one word in the original post some of you have written a fornicating essay!
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Post by steve689 »

I knew Autobarn couldn't resist a dissertation :D But i'll forgive him as he is going the same route as myself :TU:
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Post by Max Molyneux »

http://politiken.dk/sport/article416174.ece

Knew the Danish loved their bacon. :o
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Post by Loynesy »

Calzaghe.

Its going to be awesome
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Post by Ezzard »

At Joe's age the next fight could always be the one when old age catches up with him. If it doesn't then I expect him to win.
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Post by jim wright »

Calzaghe-and big!

I am so f###ing excited :box: :box: :box: :box: :box:
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Post by WildWaylon »

We were sitting in our car waiting for one of our grandchildren to come out of school when my wife asked "what if either Calzaghe or Kessler pulls out at the last moment" - I replied "phone Froch" - Then I thought afterwards, is Froch actually on standby just in case the unthinkable should happen - I mean at short notice, what a great sub already in training - Can you imagine the announcement, we have good news and bad "The bad news is Kessler has pulled out through injury but the good news is Calzaghe is fighting Froch" - It wouldnt please the Americans but I cant see too many British being dissapointed - Then again the idear is probably total shite, too many problems, politics etc just to please the fans and would Joe agree, I dont think so.
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Post by Mario »

Calzaghe by very big decision
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Post by Grilling Machine »

Calzaghe.
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Post by chesh »

DavidPayne wrote:Calzaghe (but waivering)
Ditto!
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