Kessler ready to give Beyer a rematch
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Max Molyneux
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Kessler ready to give Beyer a rematch
Translated from Danish site.
http://politiken.dk/sport/article213831.ece
"short translation: Beyer wishes to continue fighting. wants calzaghe or a rematch with Kessler.
Kessler hell yeah! everybody deserves a chance, If I was in his shoes I would want a second shot so yes."
Palle says no way though.
http://politiken.dk/sport/article213831.ece
"short translation: Beyer wishes to continue fighting. wants calzaghe or a rematch with Kessler.
Kessler hell yeah! everybody deserves a chance, If I was in his shoes I would want a second shot so yes."
Palle says no way though.
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Max Molyneux
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Max Molyneux
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You mean the one that sold 350K PPV?shoutout2u wrote:or the 3rd pacman-morales needless fiasco!!Taki... wrote:Even less worthy of a rematch than Calzaghe/Lacy.
Funny that you weren't singing the same tune beforehand eh.
Fair enough had Morales not had a win over Pacquiao in the first fight, 2nd fight was competitive...nothing wrong with a rubber match. You let your dislike of Bob Arum cloud your judgement. If Pacquiao was Mexican you would be all over him like a rash.
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MightyWarrior
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jamesmcdonnell
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I wouldn't blame Kessler if he got a big purse to go to Germany, he eanrned it by taking the short end to get the fight in Denmark.jamesmcdonnell wrote:This is a bullshit fight, and if it happens, then both men are taking the piss. Beyer had the opportunity to make a fist of it, and he didn't, I hope this doesn't happen, because in reality, who the hell wants to see it?
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Max Molyneux
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Kessler fans would be contradicting themselves though if they criticised Calzaghe though.Mattyp151 wrote:I wouldn't blame Kessler if he got a big purse to go to Germany, he eanrned it by taking the short end to get the fight in Denmark.jamesmcdonnell wrote:This is a bullshit fight, and if it happens, then both men are taking the piss. Beyer had the opportunity to make a fist of it, and he didn't, I hope this doesn't happen, because in reality, who the hell wants to see it?
Sakio Bika isn't a champ and came to Calzaghe and it took place in the UK...going to Germany as champ isn't the same thing.Max Molyneux wrote:Kessler fans would be contradicting themselves though if they criticised Calzaghe though.Mattyp151 wrote:I wouldn't blame Kessler if he got a big purse to go to Germany, he eanrned it by taking the short end to get the fight in Denmark.jamesmcdonnell wrote:This is a bullshit fight, and if it happens, then both men are taking the piss. Beyer had the opportunity to make a fist of it, and he didn't, I hope this doesn't happen, because in reality, who the hell wants to see it?
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glittermonkey
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Is this possibly the worst potential rematch ever?
Rematches where the loser is knocked out and comes back to win the return are as rare as hens teeth. Factor in the fact that Beyer has looked recently as if he has very little left to offer indeed, and you've got an awful match on your hands.
Kessler should be moving on to bigger and better things. If this happens, it's a total waste of the champions time.
Rematches where the loser is knocked out and comes back to win the return are as rare as hens teeth. Factor in the fact that Beyer has looked recently as if he has very little left to offer indeed, and you've got an awful match on your hands.
Kessler should be moving on to bigger and better things. If this happens, it's a total waste of the champions time.
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I'm a little surprised at some of the comments here. Yes, I don't want to see this fight again. However, I do disagree that Beyer threw or was simply fighting Kessler for the money.
Nobody said that about Lacy? Kessler hit Beyer with such a peach of a shot it lifted him of his feet. He was completely out of it. Kessler was brilliant.
Beyer has also mentioned a clash with Calzaghe or any other possible way of getting a world title. Isn't he entiled to comeback? I do think he is finished.
Don't get me wrong, I don't want to see the rematch - but some posts here don't seem to be giving Kessler's final punch or Beyer's effort the credit to deserve. He didn't go there to lie down IMO, Kessler was simply brilliant.
Kessler has been very open about how a Beyer body shot nearly put him down.
Nobody said that about Lacy? Kessler hit Beyer with such a peach of a shot it lifted him of his feet. He was completely out of it. Kessler was brilliant.
Beyer has also mentioned a clash with Calzaghe or any other possible way of getting a world title. Isn't he entiled to comeback? I do think he is finished.
Don't get me wrong, I don't want to see the rematch - but some posts here don't seem to be giving Kessler's final punch or Beyer's effort the credit to deserve. He didn't go there to lie down IMO, Kessler was simply brilliant.
Kessler has been very open about how a Beyer body shot nearly put him down.
He's a damn good actor then. IMO he was completely f'd. There has been more people moaning about this KO the Steve Molitor vs Hunter. For me, with Hunter's was far more obvious that he'd had enough - yet only one poster was brave enough to suggest that it was a bit of a quit job after the fight. Beyer DID try and beat count, but was out of it. His eyes were in orbit, you cannot act that.Taki... wrote:I don't recall Beyer being 'out of it'! He just just decided he'd had enough after the KD.
Even if his finances are bad, and I haven't read reports of them being so - surely he hasn't blown the big money he earned in Denmark already.
It was a good KD, but Beyer sat on his arse looking over at his corner for the 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, out. He only made an effort to get up after the ref had waved it over.stujones wrote:He's a damn good actor then. IMO he was completely f'd. There has been more people moaning about this KO the Steve Molitor vs Hunter. For me, with Hunter's was far more obvious that he'd had enough - yet only one poster was brave enough to suggest that it was a bit of a quit job after the fight. Beyer DID try and beat count, but was out of it. His eyes were in orbit, you cannot act that.Taki... wrote:I don't recall Beyer being 'out of it'! He just just decided he'd had enough after the KD.
Even if his finances are bad, and I haven't read reports of them being so - surely he hasn't blown the big money he earned in Denmark already.
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pundit
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??? Has Calzaghe ever fought Beyer?Max Molyneux wrote:Kessler fans would be contradicting themselves though if they criticised Calzaghe though.Mattyp151 wrote:I wouldn't blame Kessler if he got a big purse to go to Germany, he eanrned it by taking the short end to get the fight in Denmark.jamesmcdonnell wrote:This is a bullshit fight, and if it happens, then both men are taking the piss. Beyer had the opportunity to make a fist of it, and he didn't, I hope this doesn't happen, because in reality, who the hell wants to see it?
I doubt though that Kessler could get a big purse in Germany -- Beyer has never been the draw there that Maske, Michalczevski or Ottke have been, and is certainly even less so now.
Beyer hit awful weird, like his back was arched in a pretty odd angle, and I truly think he didn't know where he was until 6. At that point, you got 4 to get on your feet, which won't happen. Had he gotten up, he wouldn't have made it much out of 4.Taki... wrote:It was a good KD, but Beyer sat on his arse looking over at his corner for the 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, out. He only made an effort to get up after the ref had waved it over.stujones wrote:He's a damn good actor then. IMO he was completely f'd. There has been more people moaning about this KO the Steve Molitor vs Hunter. For me, with Hunter's was far more obvious that he'd had enough - yet only one poster was brave enough to suggest that it was a bit of a quit job after the fight. Beyer DID try and beat count, but was out of it. His eyes were in orbit, you cannot act that.Taki... wrote:I don't recall Beyer being 'out of it'! He just just decided he'd had enough after the KD.
Even if his finances are bad, and I haven't read reports of them being so - surely he hasn't blown the big money he earned in Denmark already.
I'll agree to disagree, yes he was sitting up, but he didn't look "with it". He wasn't shaking his head at the corner with clear eyes (like Hunter). He just seemed like it was instinct to get to a sitting position cause he looked out of it all the way through.Taki... wrote:It was a good KD, but Beyer sat on his arse looking over at his corner for the 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, out. He only made an effort to get up after the ref had waved it over.stujones wrote:He's a damn good actor then. IMO he was completely f'd. There has been more people moaning about this KO the Steve Molitor vs Hunter. For me, with Hunter's was far more obvious that he'd had enough - yet only one poster was brave enough to suggest that it was a bit of a quit job after the fight. Beyer DID try and beat count, but was out of it. His eyes were in orbit, you cannot act that.Taki... wrote:I don't recall Beyer being 'out of it'! He just just decided he'd had enough after the KD.
Even if his finances are bad, and I haven't read reports of them being so - surely he hasn't blown the big money he earned in Denmark already.
A bit of a pitty the TV cameras cut to a delighted Kessler after the count, I would have liked to have seen how Beyer walked to his corner. When I saw the KO on ITV, my immediate reaction was "peach".