Eubank Jnr v Kessler?

Jackson328
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Re: Eubank Jnr v Kessler?

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clopixolacuphase wrote:I haven't watched either BJS or Eubank fight in years. I think the last time I bothered watching either of them was when Eubank beat Spike and BJS beat Andy Lee (which was a terrible fight). They both just talk and talk and fight embarrassing opponents, they've both BLATANTLY swerved GGG and they're both pudenda. BJS is more of a pub bully unpleasant pudendum and Jnr is more a spoilt arrogant deluded pudendum. BJS has at least been honest about ducking GGG until he's old, and he has the win over Eubank, so he's above Eubank for me. But that doesn't mean I like him. And I used to like both fighters. They're just wasting away their careers. As a British boxing fan, I find them both a bit of an embarrassment to be honest.

I've always liked Kessler- good solid honest fighter who's fought the best- and so if it happens I hope he smashes Eubank to bits.
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Re: Eubank Jnr v Kessler?

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Oiky wrote:
Would much rather see a 3rd Froch fight
Would hate to see Froch make a comeback personally, he's had an exceptional career and done it all, made loads of cash, young family, has the punditry now etc etc

I reckon it would take a Ward rematch or megabucks vs GGG to tempt him back but I still hope he stays retired and leaves his legacy as it is, nothing much left to prove really
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Re: Eubank Jnr v Kessler?

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SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Whatever their level, it's obviously the same one.
:clap: All I've been saying the whole time on a different thread.
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Re: Eubank Jnr v Kessler?

Post by northern »

I don't think Kessler would rush into a title fight for his first return bout especially against Eubanks jr. , too much of a risk against a younger fighter for arguably the 5th biggest world title belt as a reward.
Eubanks will likely use the belt and defend it against who they can choose to defend it against, little danger in their fights but competitive enough to sell the fight as only the Eubanks family can.

Kessler on the other hand, I can see him fighting in Europe to warm back up to the world level at first then when he's getting back on form then make a push for world titles again.
At the end of the day this is a man who's fought some of the best at the time when he too was in his prime so he would and can sell a fight based on his legacy alone.
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