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S/m leaving Calzaghe behind...
Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 13:54
by Autobarn
rumour is that Beyer and Kessler will fight in october. a couple of roadblocks. Andrade and Mundine will have to step aside. Maybe one of them will fight Calzaghe and the other will get paid off. Sauersausage and Palle are confident the mandatories can be persuaded to let this fight happen
Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 14:16
by lvlarc
Title is abit inappropriate, but yeh Kessler and Beyer are now doing their part. Kessler will win which should leave us with a totally undisputed unification superfight with all 4 major title belts.
Calzaghe V Kessler early 2007.

Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 14:23
by pundit
lvlarc_uk wrote:Title is abit inappropriate, but yeh Kessler and Beyer are now doing their part. Kessler will win which should leave us with a totally undisputed unification superfight with all 4 major title belts.
Calzaghe V Kessler early 2007.

Calzaghe ducking Kessler 2007, 2008, 2009.....

Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 14:27
by lvlarc
Never happy are you Pundit
I don't think I've ever heard who you actually think will win a Calzaghe v Kessler fight, care to explain?
For the record, I have Calzaghe UD.
Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 14:30
by pundit
lvlarc_uk wrote:Never happy are you Pundit
I don't think I've ever heard who you actually think will win a Calzaghe v Kessler fight, care to explain?
For the record, I have Calzaghe UD.
50:50. I'd make my mind up when it came to it - hence chances are I won't make my mind up.
Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 17:54
by Max Molyneux
Pffft what happened to Sauerland mentioning Calzaghe V Beyer.
Calzaghe batters both anyway.
Kessler's too robotic and Calzaghe's speed would handle him quite clear and Beyer struggled chasing Colajanni.
Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 17:57
by pundit
Max Molyneux wrote:Pffft what happened to Sauerland mentioning Calzaghe V Beyer.
Calzaghe batters both anyway.
Kessler's too robotic and Calzaghe's speed would handle him quite clear and Beyer struggled chasing Colajanni.
He woulda coulda shoulda batter both away. As he woulda coulda shoulda batter away prime Muhammad Ali.
Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 18:03
by Max Molyneux
pundit wrote:Max Molyneux wrote:Pffft what happened to Sauerland mentioning Calzaghe V Beyer.
Calzaghe batters both anyway.
Kessler's too robotic and Calzaghe's speed would handle him quite clear and Beyer struggled chasing Colajanni.
He woulda coulda shoulda batter both away. As he woulda coulda shoulda batter away prime Muhammad Ali.
He gets Beyer on the ropes overwhelming him like he does, then goodnight Beyer and he don't have Lacy's chin.
As for Mikkel, James McDonnell's posts describe it enough.

Posted: 15 Jun 2006, 18:07
by pundit
Max Molyneux wrote:pundit wrote:Max Molyneux wrote:Pffft what happened to Sauerland mentioning Calzaghe V Beyer.
Calzaghe batters both anyway.
Kessler's too robotic and Calzaghe's speed would handle him quite clear and Beyer struggled chasing Colajanni.
He woulda coulda shoulda batter both away. As he woulda coulda shoulda batter away prime Muhammad Ali.
He gets Beyer on the ropes overwhelming him like he does, then goodnight Beyer and he don't have Lacy's chin.
As for Mikkel, James McDonnell's posts describe it enough.

You forgot to add: woulda coulda shoulda.
Cheers, P
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 04:03
by Autobarn
Kessler's a superb boxer. If MK manages to have the WBA and WBC titles, that pushes Calzaghe into a corner. I mean how would Calzaghe - with his WBO and IBF titles - says that he's beyond doubt the man to beat in the division. obviously 18 title defenses. but if kessler can get beyer, nobody can ignore the matchup.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 05:25
by shot
It is the right fight to setup the Calzaghe Kessler fight. Which is the one i think most people want to see.
Kessler vs. Beyer => Kessler TKO 8
The one against Calzaghe is more open and with Calzaghe a slight favorite.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 06:00
by Smit
Max Molyneux wrote:Pffft what happened to Sauerland mentioning Calzaghe V Beyer.
Calzaghe batters both anyway.
Kessler's too robotic and Calzaghe's speed would handle him quite clear and Beyer struggled chasing Colajanni.
Calzaghes speed would be too much for Kessler? Highly doubtful, Mundine is faster and slicker than Calzaghe is and Kessler handled him quite well.
I would favour Calzaghe to win though
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 06:01
by nickd
I actually think Kesller will beat Beyer quicker than that. Once he starts ramming that jab in his face continually see how quickly Beyer's old mental frailties return. Kessler in 4-5 rounds.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 06:23
by Max Molyneux
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 07:47
by Autobarn
apparently, if it goes ahead, Kessler-Beyer will be in Denmark. Is Beyer cashing in his career. Hopefully Andrade and Mundine don't throw in a spanner in the works & insist on their mandatory. We need big, important fights like this.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 07:52
by Freiheit
Local romours say that Beyer will get €1,25mill + german TV rights for the fight.
The frontrunner venue for the fight is Parken Stadium in Copenhagen (allthough its a crappy boxing, and music, venue).
There should be any problem with Mundine stepping aside (mandatory not due yet) so the only problem is Andrade.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 08:29
by MkoG-r11
I think Mundine will happily step aside, as it will allow him to fight for the WBA ‘Regular’ World Title. Mundine’s manager Khoder Nasser has just left to go overseas, likely in regards to this situation.
Has Calzaghe ever used his knuckles when throwing what he describes as a punch? He should put his hand wraps on back to front.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 09:28
by pundit
Freiheit wrote:Local romours say that Beyer will get €1,25mill + german TV rights for the fight.
The frontrunner venue for the fight is Parken Stadium in Copenhagen (allthough its a crappy boxing, and music, venue).
There should be any problem with Mundine stepping aside (mandatory not due yet) so the only problem is Andrade.
I could picture Beyer laying down the WBC belt for this fight.
If he beats Kessler he'll be considered joint #1 at 168 with Calzaghe anyway. If he loses he has lost the belt this way or that way.
He's old enough and has been title holder for long enough that he doesn't need to focus that much on belts any more.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 10:21
by Max Molyneux
MkoG-r11 wrote:
Has Calzaghe ever used his knuckles when throwing what he describes as a punch? He should put his hand wraps on back to front.
Of course he has.
I know he tends to cuff his hands but he still punches properly as well.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 10:22
by Max Molyneux
pundit wrote:Freiheit wrote:Local romours say that Beyer will get €1,25mill + german TV rights for the fight.
The frontrunner venue for the fight is Parken Stadium in Copenhagen (allthough its a crappy boxing, and music, venue).
There should be any problem with Mundine stepping aside (mandatory not due yet) so the only problem is Andrade.
I could picture Beyer laying down the WBC belt for this fight.
If he beats Kessler he'll be considered joint #1 at 168 with Calzaghe anyway. If he loses he has lost the belt this way or that way.
He's old enough and has been title holder for long enough that he doesn't need to focus that much on belts any more.
Anyone who loses to Lucas but gets a gift will never be joint no 1.
Plus Beyer isn't 41 - 0 with 18 defences and hardly ever dominates.

Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 10:24
by pundit
Max Molyneux wrote:pundit wrote:Freiheit wrote:Local romours say that Beyer will get €1,25mill + german TV rights for the fight.
The frontrunner venue for the fight is Parken Stadium in Copenhagen (allthough its a crappy boxing, and music, venue).
There should be any problem with Mundine stepping aside (mandatory not due yet) so the only problem is Andrade.
I could picture Beyer laying down the WBC belt for this fight.
If he beats Kessler he'll be considered joint #1 at 168 with Calzaghe anyway. If he loses he has lost the belt this way or that way.
He's old enough and has been title holder for long enough that he doesn't need to focus that much on belts any more.
Anyone who loses to Lucas but gets a gift will never be joint no 1.
Plus Beyer isn't 41 - 0 with 18 defences and hardly ever dominates.

Well, this what happens when you fight live bodies....
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 10:37
by Max Molyneux
Not with Calzaghe it doesn't although nearly every fighters took an easy one or so.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 10:46
by pundit
Max Molyneux wrote:Not with Calzaghe it doesn't
Exactly. Now read my post again.
Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 18:23
by Max Molyneux
pundit wrote:Max Molyneux wrote:Not with Calzaghe it doesn't
Exactly. Now read my post again.
I read your post and he seriously does dominate good fighters except prime Reid since he was very talented too until he let himself go.

Posted: 16 Jun 2006, 20:40
by Max Molyneux
Freiheit wrote:Local romours say that Beyer will get €1,25mill + german TV rights for the fight.
The frontrunner venue for the fight is Parken Stadium in Copenhagen (allthough its a crappy boxing, and music, venue).
There should be any problem with Mundine stepping aside (mandatory not due yet) so the only problem is Andrade.
Heard Warren offered beyer 1,318,587.07 euros to fight calzaghe on july 8th even Joe couldn't do the date why turn that down to fight Kessler for a little less if it's true?