http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dAUB7XMYfI
The Viking Warrior is back ;D
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dAUB7XMYfI
The Viking Warrior is back ;D
Kessler has brought L.A. trainer Jimmy Montoya to Copenhagen to help him get ready for the Sartison fight. Jimmy trained Kessler in the Big Bear training camp. It's reeeeally nice to see that he's looking for new inspiration. After all, Richard Olsen has been his trainer for all of his career so far
enjoyed that video
has a nice 1-2 doesnt he old kess
Dear poom, that -64 next to your name, is compliments of yours truly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poom
;D
You minus -3 neg vs my -64? lol I can live with it. I have a feeling that by tomorrow, you will be very close to being in the RED. ;D Thank you for neg'in me first. :lickish:
BTW, next time you neg rep me, please leave a note in the original thread/post you were not approving with, so as I don't have to run around looking for you ;)
And further more, since when did you become my time management assistant? I don't remember hiring you and I don't see you on my payrole. what I do with my time, is my business. Capiche?
Whoa Order....ORDER:smash:
What round was that in Kesslers sparring session??Cos if it was the 12th or the 15th then he looks really good and hungy.He telegraphed that big right hand though did'nt he in the corner??;)Oh well it's only sparring and if it was in the later rounds then it cant be helped due to the reactions slowling down as would do to any fighter!Really aggresive and interesting!I like Kessler and i look forward to watch he in his next fight!Good Vid mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by jangeorg
I dont care about my score, i just rep posts I dont like and vice versa to show my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny_GDear poom, that -64 next to your name, is compliments of yours truly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poom
;D
You minus -3 neg vs my -64? lol I can live with it. I have a feeling that by tomorrow, you will be very close to being in the RED. ;D Thank you for neg'in me first. :lickish:
BTW, next time you neg rep me, please leave a note in the original thread/post you were not approving with, so as I don't have to run around looking for you ;)
And further more, since when did you become my time management assistant? I don't remember hiring you and I don't see you on my payrole. what I do with my time, is my business. Capiche?
end of conversation .
I've posted on kessler before i feel he is a good fighter and boxer he relies on the in out counter punching his defense is very easten european when his timing is down he is a force to be reckoned with in any weight and i agree as soon as joe retires kessler will dominate.
i'd like to change the subject onto future fights for kessler someone said to me taylor when he makes the weight i personally think he should fight froch for a tune up because anyone who knows anything about boxing no's froch will lose and then go on fight taylor and pavlik because if he beats jermaine decisivly pavlik will want a bit, But when i watch pavlik he excites with his power but worries me with his lack of composure i have freinds who disagree but you only have to watch his fights especially jermaine fights because jermaine was the best opposistion he had faced,
for example when he was put down the build up to the knockdown pavlikk lost his game plan walked backwards and as soon as he done that he looked like a club fighter pavlik will lose as soon as he comes against someone with a goood defence good footwork and enough power to push a fighter backwards and to me i just explained kessler.
Some pretty hefty punches were going in there. Was he sparring a welterweight?
Man, he really had that guy up against the ropes. I wouldn't want to mess with him. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jangeorg
He got tagged with a couple of straight rights there. But glad to know he's staying in good shape.
Who was he sparring?
Fairly sure it is Ivan StovallQuote:
Originally Posted by CFH
No, I had not heard about him before either.
Come OOOOOOOOON! Kess... :D:D
Kess got tagged with a couple there didnt he ;D
Still looked dominant as he should. That right sent his partner straight across the ring.
Good to get him sparring some "brawlers" where he will have to adapt his distance straight punching style of his at times...will pay dividends down the road, especially with some of the comp. at 168 who may not let him pick his distance and choose his punches how he likes to do.