Quote Originally Posted by killersheep
Quote Originally Posted by Memphis
I wasnt impressed at all with Andrade. Yes he was tough but he was also very limited and about as quick as my nan.

Keesler did a good job though.
Andrade impressed me on two counts, heart and chin.

Kessler was Johnny on the spot from the second round on.

Andrade still has some things to work on to get another shot at any top tier SMW.

Firstly and most importantly, hands up (especially his left one) - It seemed his left was sagging to me through most of the fight or being used for balance, which leads to my next point.

Secondly, Librado needs to work on his stance, he was over-extended in most of what I saw.

Thirdly, he needs to work on straight punches, back to fundamentals on the 1-2's, Kessler was beating him to
the punch not necessarily from being faster, but moreso from throwing straighter.

Summary, Librado still has potential, he is still young and has lost only to a top tier SMW. He has chin and heart which are something special, those are things you can't learn in training camp. Unfortunately it is those things you CAN learn in training camp that he needs to work on.

Kessler impressed me more, he fought a damn near perfect fight for the type of fighter he was facing.
cc bro you summed up pretty much everything I was thinking!

I was amazed with some of the punches Andrade stood up to & kept on trying!

Your right Kessler fought an almost perfect fight!!!