Bouadla had no jab. Kessler was throwing from the parking lot but a pretty good fight for Kess
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Bouadla had no jab. Kessler was throwing from the parking lot but a pretty good fight for Kess
Not seen it yet but good to have Kessler back, shame he couldnt stay in the super 6 but once the tournement is over he will be back in with the top boys.
May be coming to the end of a long career but i think he has some good fights left in him that we are yet to see.
could be interesting
Putting SP & then saying Kessler looked alright kind of gives the game away. I'm not particularly fussed about this fight so not really too fussed, but it's best you change the thread title to *Spoilers* - Kessler/Bouadla, as the fight is being shown delayed for both UK & US fans.
;D
yeah i already saw the resut reported elsewhere so didn't mind commenting even though would have preferred to watch it. oh well
I'm on it.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkin
This was a good ol fashioned boxing lesson and ass whipping. That Frenchman was a tough mother and put up a good fight for a bit. He actually did have a very good jab in the first two rounds then abandoned it once he got hurt.
I thought Kessler looked very good all things considered.
My boy Kess looked good for a 14 month lay off...
When hes on fire hes gotta have some of the best combos...
He puts punches together well hook down stairs, straight cross, uppercut back down stairs and at different angles too.
His ring usage/ring generalship is top notch. Constantly moving and reseting.
He needs to clean up his defense, try to block jabs and use more head movement.
I think he should challenge Robert Stieglitz... Kess wins by TKO. :cool:
may be a little late for him at 32, iv never known him to use much head movement, he needs to develop his inside game too .. but again probably too old to be trying to suddenly get that goingQuote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
I agree to an extent but I mean it's not like he has to learn a whole new style.Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmanhattonmay be a little late for him at 32, iv never known him to use much head movement, he needs to develop his inside game too .. but again probably too old to be trying to suddenly get that goingQuote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
It's just a matter of remember to use his right hand to block a jab or something.
I just remembered that in the 4th round about the midway point he threw a brilliant combo... It was an overhand right, followed by an uppecut, hook upstairs and finished it off with a hook downstairs. :o
Really? I wanted to see him against Bute.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick