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- 12 Jun 2008, 03:46
- Forum: Australia & Pacific
- Topic: Mundine has to go after Pavlik
- Replies: 26
- Views: 1118
Re: Mundine has to go after Pavlik
We can all sit and try to be smart, but Mundine knows far better than any of us if there is a chance he could beat Kessler again. He has answered that completely. I think it would be a huge error to go after Kessler as Kessler would beat any 160-168 fighter except for Calzaghe - and Kessler is going...
- 06 May 2008, 08:12
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: kessler v froch, if
- Replies: 40
- Views: 2065
I'll hold my hands and say I picked Kessler to beat Calzaghe. Where is all this nonsense coming from that Kessler isnt a good fighter? I mean he dominated Mundine in Australia - Mundine is a very talented fighter. And Joe admitted Kessler stunned him a few times. And Kessler definitely won more tha...
- 04 May 2008, 04:36
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Jensen vs Monrose
- Replies: 10
- Views: 608
Difficult fight to predict. Jensen is the taller fighter with the best wins and is undefeated. Monrose has home advantage. I concur! Jensen is more versatile, but Monrose is slicker, imo. I just saw the fight. Jensen got hit early in round one by a hard punch that Monrose didn't look like he knew w...
- 03 May 2008, 02:30
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Jensen vs Monrose
- Replies: 10
- Views: 608
- 28 Apr 2008, 19:51
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Froch made WBC Mandatory...
- Replies: 52
- Views: 1927
I think we all agree that Froch needs to win the belt against a true world class fighter like Kessler or Bute. Mundine may work as well, but I don't really see others that would. Miranda would be a great defense, but I would hate Froch to fight e.. Miranda without having met world class first. It ju...
- 24 Apr 2008, 10:28
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Calzaghe Hints at More Than 1 Fight
- Replies: 25
- Views: 1240
The fights I would like the most are: Rematch Kessler in the US or Europe (Kessler probably still is the only one that people really believe has the potential to beat Joe) Fight Mundine (this is very unlikely to happen, but Mundine is a younger and curently better version of RJJ - and if Joe doesn't...
- 21 Apr 2008, 02:10
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Joe C Nearing The End
- Replies: 56
- Views: 2359
Maybe that may have been the case and Joe would have been ruined by the experience. I don't know with certainty whether that would have been the case - but you seem to have absolute opinion on it. I think Stu's outlook is very fair. Calzaghe's greatest prime opponent to date is Kessler. Much as I l...
- 20 Apr 2008, 09:57
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Disgrace
- Replies: 166
- Views: 7538
Overall it was the toughest fight that Calzaghe's ever had.Hopkins took away the confidence with the early knockdown and proved to be a bit of a stylist nightmare for Joe.For me Joe was able to just do just enough with Hopkins fighting on the backfoot too much,due to not having the legs to work eff...
- 20 Apr 2008, 09:17
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Disgrace
- Replies: 166
- Views: 7538
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJo9x7DPDmE
Good analysis.
Here is Sweden everyone got similar scores.
9-3 was the consensus score.
Good analysis.
Here is Sweden everyone got similar scores.
9-3 was the consensus score.
- 20 Apr 2008, 09:07
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Disgrace
- Replies: 166
- Views: 7538
I think there is the subconscious thing going on where ppl can see how awkwardl effective Bernard has been, yet know that this just cannot go on any longer with Hopkins just coming in spoiling. I mean, Bernard could probably fight just about anyone to a draw if he works so hard on merely spoiling a...
- 20 Apr 2008, 08:59
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Disgrace
- Replies: 166
- Views: 7538
Come on guys. I am Swedish and have no beef wit heither fighter. From an outsiders observation Calzaghe clearly won the fight. Apart from a few straight punches (about 1 or 2 each round) Calzaghe did all the boxing in there. It should not be a surprise that Joe won on volume - he has always done tha...
- 20 Apr 2008, 08:46
- Forum: Australia & Pacific
- Topic: Mundine VS Sturm
- Replies: 16
- Views: 1282
- 08 Apr 2008, 07:22
- Forum: Australia & Pacific
- Topic: mundine at middleweight
- Replies: 82
- Views: 5236
I agree Ben, We just don't know about 'the man' because of the standard of fighter he goes up against. I can however see him dropping back if he can find the right opponent. Sams the man if he wants to have a fair fight at middleweight. I can understand if Mundine wants an australian fight - he is ...
- 07 Apr 2008, 19:18
- Forum: Australia & Pacific
- Topic: mundine at middleweight
- Replies: 82
- Views: 5236
Re: mundine at middleweight
how would he go? speed is mundines greatest weapon. speed of hand and foot. and mundine is regarded as a puncher, and physically strong, even at super middle. i dont know how hard he does it to make SM. but i do know he has spoken of fighting at middle. which suggests that he feels its at least pos...
- 07 Apr 2008, 10:06
- Forum: Australia & Pacific
- Topic: mundine at middleweight
- Replies: 82
- Views: 5236
If he can make middleweight - he definitely should. His main problem is that soem SMW can bully him in terms of sheer power - for instance I would avoid Andrade at all cost if I was Mundine. Pavlik would also be rough for Mundine, but I think he would beat anyone else - well Abraham vs Mundine is pr...
- 06 Apr 2008, 23:47
- Forum: Australia & Pacific
- Topic: Kessler is Mundine's mandatory - would it be any different?
- Replies: 22
- Views: 1191
mundine doesnt like fighting fighters whom impose their will on him. like siaca and kessler. they are big, strong super middles. they both came straight at mundine, throwing straight punches and hooks. mundines style doesnt like it. they pressure mundine to fight. to hit and get hit. mundine is afr...
- 06 Apr 2008, 04:57
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Joe Calzaghe
- Replies: 62
- Views: 2314
Joe has finally woken up and he has revenged a lot in recent couple of years. However, overall he should have been thrown out there much sooner. Personally I think he may have given RJJ his first defeat. Roy is not so unorthodox as Joe he is just very fast at was he does - and has some spectacular m...
- 05 Apr 2008, 06:20
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Carl Froch versus Dennis Inkin - who wins
- Replies: 45
- Views: 1875
- 25 Mar 2008, 08:00
- Forum: Boxing History
- Topic: Danny Green to announce immediate retirement.
- Replies: 36
- Views: 2033
Life is long... he may have enough for a few years...Savaric wrote:Why should he reconsider if he has enough? You do realize that a boxer can work regularly as well?
But alas.. we have seen a gazillion fighters who say the same only to come crawling back 2-3 years later when they realize that life is long...
- 25 Mar 2008, 06:47
- Forum: Boxing History
- Topic: Danny Green to announce immediate retirement.
- Replies: 36
- Views: 2033
He still has quite a good earning potential in boxing.. Outside of boxing I doubt he can ever earn as much - no matter what shiny plansd he has now. Every boxer has them but only 1 in 1000 can keep their earnings as when they were boxing. Maybe he should reconsider if his family wouldnt need money ...
- 23 Mar 2008, 23:36
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: HBO pass on Hatton-Lazcano
- Replies: 104
- Views: 3005
- 02 Mar 2008, 04:51
- Forum: Australia & Pacific
- Topic: MUNDINE OVERSEAS:Not this year it seems
- Replies: 14
- Views: 1202
Mundine's loss to Kessler was an honorable one. But I don't think his loss to Siaca was as honorable. His loss to Ottke was expected and ok, but the KO was not. Mundine has a fair chance of beating Ottke and Siaca and the Australian public would pay to see him try to venge those defeats. Therefore I...
- 25 Dec 2007, 18:48
- Forum: Boxing History
- Topic: most ferocious boxer
- Replies: 53
- Views: 3265
- 15 Dec 2007, 23:56
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Arthur VS Foster. Young VS jones
- Replies: 100
- Views: 4821
- 06 Dec 2007, 07:18
- Forum: British & Irish
- Topic: Calzaghe-Kessler, The Biggest Ever HBO Prime-time Flop
- Replies: 48
- Views: 2046
Objectively it is one of the 2-3 biggest fights of the year and it was a great fight. However, TV-viewers are not objective. They would rather watch Butterbean vs Kimbo. Both are American etc. Viewers are nationalistic. Maybe it shouldn't be like that but it is. When Barrera-Morales can still draw s...