Thread: Any word on Kess?

I'm interested to see what Kess does next. Mikkel fought a great fight with Joe C and is clearly the future of the SMWD. Power and technical skills to boot...

Any word on his next move? Nothing on Boxrec and haven't even heard whispers

i hope he has a good year , he's a good guy and is the future of the super middleweights

Yeah, I hope he doesn't lay off too long. I'd like to see him get right back in the mix, though it's been almost 4 months and not anything on the radar. What's he waiting for? Maybe he wants to make sure his hand is fully healed; as didn't he hurt it against Joe?

Originally Posted by LEGION

Yeah, I hope he doesn't lay off too long. I'd like to see him get right back in the mix, though it's been almost 4 months and not anything on the radar. What's he waiting for? Maybe he wants to make sure his hand is fully healed; as didn't he hurt it against Joe?

Yeah, but not even a whisper? I seriously can't wait for him to return...

Power ? i personally don tthink Kessler is any kind of puncher at top level.

Just found this little snippet suggesting Kessler's promoter is looking for a rematch with Anthony Mundine...



I would very much enjoy seeing this fight.. Hopefully to watch Kess destory Mundine... I FEEL like I should be patriotic and back my home town man in Mundine, but i'm not a fan of him... And Kess deserves to be back on top of this division..



Article as follows..


Mikkel Kessler is coming off a loss to Joe Calzaghe and his promoter called out Anthony Mundine this week. A rematch between the two would easily be the biggest fight in the super middle weight division since Joe Calzaghe has moved up to the light heavy weight division to challenge Bernard Hopkins. Kessler won the first match against Mundine rather easily scoring a wide unanimous decision.
Here are some reasons why the rematch would be very different:
1. Kessler is coming off a loss, his first of his career. He will lack some confidence in the early rounds against Mundine.
2. Mundine has improved since fighting Kessler last time, destroying two highly rated fighters in Danny Green and Sam Soliman.
3. In the first match between the two Mundine would not let his hands go. When he did he had Kessler in trouble, especially in the opening four rounds and the last round.
4. The only factor I see in Kesslers favour is that he will be more hungry after coming off a loss. If he is I think he could win a wide unanimous decision again.
Kessler is obviously the favourite in this fight and should win if every thing goes to plan. But he is taking on his toughest test in the division and that is straight after loosing to Calzaghe. Mundine is an improving fighter and he has great hand speed and power and world class defence. This fight is going to be very close, both can win and it will likely occur in Australia.

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