Lacy and Kessler

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Lacy and Kessler

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Any remaining doubts about who was the most dangerous and therefore most meaningful opponent for Calzaghe?
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Post by Cannibal »

No, not at all, it was most definitely Manfredo. I'm just glad Joe got him out of their quick or he would of had the fight of hislife on his hands.
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Cannibal wrote:No, not at all, it was most definitely Manfredo.
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Post by Autobarn »

Anyone like to see Joe defend vs Inkin?

Inkin's a bit methodical which doesn't bode well, but has skills and an evil body attack.
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Autobarn wrote:Anyone like to see Joe defend vs Inkin?

Inkin's a bit methodical which doesn't bode well, but has skills and an evil body attack.
Inkin stands in line behind Mundine and probably Bute at 168.

Maybe Kessler gets a shot at Bute for the IBF belt. They ahve been in talks before. This would be nice.
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Post by Captain Hook »

There's no point in Joe Calzaghe fighting Dennis Inkin after that, who gives a fornicate about that? I know what you mean , he would be a stern test, but he has to go for a superfight with Pavlik or Hopkins and seal his legacy.
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Post by glahn »

The likes of Inkin, Froch, Bute etc. need to fight out for the other belts, along with Kessler. It's still an interestig division, but Joe won't have anything to do with it.

Kessler vs. Lacy would be an interesting fight.
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Post by WildWaylon »

glahn wrote:The likes of Inkin, Froch, Bute etc. need to fight out for the other belts, along with Kessler. It's still an interestig division, but Joe won't have anything to do with it.

Kessler vs. Lacy would be an interesting fight.
Spot on, thats the way it is.
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Post by josh fg »

WildWaylon wrote:
glahn wrote:The likes of Inkin, Froch, Bute etc. need to fight out for the other belts, along with Kessler. It's still an interestig division, but Joe won't have anything to do with it.

Kessler vs. Lacy would be an interesting fight.
Spot on, thats the way it is.
How about Froch Lacy with the winner taking of Kessler or Bute, that would be a good way to sort out the SMW devision. Hasn't Mundie retired cos he has eye problems?
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Post by steve689 »

Maybe we could see Kessler V Lacy next. Anyone interested in that one?
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Post by Floyd »

steve689 wrote:Maybe we could see Kessler V Lacy next. Anyone interested in that one?
I think Kessler would do Lacy like he did Andrade. Just keep hitting and stepping around him. The only question would be if Lacy would here the final bell.
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