I’ve try every single opportunity to see how Ward can strike Kessler and I just can’t see it occurrence. I give Ward all admiration he proved he had a superior chin against banger Edison Miranda, but Mikkel is dissimilar, he is a boxer and much better than any of Andre’s preceding opponents, plus Kessler has only been flattened by Joe Calzaghe. But since retain his WBA title Mikkel hasn’t fight anybody of great credit.

He win the title back off Dimitri Sartison via 12th round strike he has since crushed Danilo Haussler and Gusmyr Perdomo both stopped up inside 4 rounds. Before lose to Joe he did strike two notable opponent in Librado Andrade and Anthony Mundine. So for a boxer with a lot of practice he hasn’t fight many notable fighters and may have had an simple ride so far.

Andre Ward like the majority boxers with only 20 or less fights has been protected from the top class disagreement and has learned abundance from his opponents, Ward has been floor very early in his vocation and that started a debate of whether he can grasp a punch, but redeem himself next to the man who bust Arthur Abraham’s jaw. He reserved out the way out of trouble but didn’t disintegrate when tagged on the chin. He has only knock out 13 of his 20 opponents and is not the type of boxer to knock out Kessler or any other polite chinned fighters. His main benefit is his speed and skill, he is very rapid and has huge skill which makes up for his short of of power. He did stop his last challenger in just 3 rounds on the similar night that Kessler won his last bout.

Neither Kessler or Ward have take on the kind of opponents that they will countenance in the Super Six, and both have the chins to endure each others punches. I see the more practiced Kessler to do what is predictable of him and manage the younger Andre Ward to win obviously on points in spite of being in America, but the US aren’t recognized for fitting the score cards.