Looks like Kessler vs Bute is being seriously disccused

In the presence of dozens of fans gathered at the Cage aux Sports at the Bell Centre for the InterBox Gala scheduled for Saturday, the two main headliners, world IBF super middleweight champion Lucian Bute (27-0-0) and his aspiring opponent, European champion Brian Magee (34-3-1), complied with the weight limit, respectively, with an identical weight of 167.6-pounds. Both men later made their selections of gloves and returned to complete their preparation.

"Although not physically impressive, he came here to fight and seize his opportunity," said Lucian Bute when discussing Magee. "He has great heart and I have not neglected my preparation for this challenge. "

During this battle, there will be an interested spectator at ringside. Former champion Mikkel Kessler has arrived in the country. The President of InterBox, Jean Bédard, plans to meet with the WBC Emeritus champion, and his promoter, Sauerland Event, later in the evening to discuss a Bute vs. Kessler battle. The fight could be held this fall. And during the negotiations, a June comeback fight will also be discussed - between Kessler and the current NABO champion Renan St-Juste.

St-Juste was initially scheduled for the card against Colombia's Alejandro Berrio but was forced to withdraw on Thursday for health concerns. The new co-feature will place prospect Pier-Olivier Cote (14-0-0) against Mexican veteran Michael Lozada (37-7-1), who lost against Paulie Malignaggi at December 18 at the Pepsi Coliseum.

Ali wrote:I wonder if Kessler has enough left in the tank to win this, he's been battered and bruised in two straight fights.

GrantZilla wrote:

Ali wrote:I wonder if Kessler has enough left in the tank to win this, he's been battered and bruised in two straight fights.

Bute isn't as awkward as Froch, nor does he fight like a billygoat like Ward.

dmar5143 wrote:kessler will test him..yes bute is finaly steping up.

Canvas wrote:Kessler will be remembered as a guy who sought out the toughest competition his division had to offer.

Canvas wrote:Kessler will be remembered as a guy who sought out the toughest competition his division had to offer.

hardcorebee24 wrote:

Canvas wrote:Kessler will be remembered as a guy who sought out the toughest competition his division had to offer.

And jumped ship from the disaster that was the super six. The super six is so bad that Kessler could have allowed his eye to heal and still be ready for this round.

dbudge wrote:

hardcorebee24 wrote:

Canvas wrote:Kessler will be remembered as a guy who sought out the toughest competition his division had to offer.

And jumped ship from the disaster that was the super six. The super six is so bad that Kessler could have allowed his eye to heal and still be ready for this round.

he missed the last round you fucking retard

hardcorebee24 wrote:

dbudge wrote:

hardcorebee24 wrote:

Canvas wrote:Kessler will be remembered as a guy who sought out the toughest competition his division had to offer.

And jumped ship from the disaster that was the super six. The super six is so bad that Kessler could have allowed his eye to heal and still be ready for this round.

he missed the last round you fucking retard

Geez, you act like I spoke ill of the Queen. It was just a joke.

dbudge wrote:

hardcorebee24 wrote:

dbudge wrote:

hardcorebee24 wrote:

Canvas wrote:Kessler will be remembered as a guy who sought out the toughest competition his division had to offer.

And jumped ship from the disaster that was the super six. The super six is so bad that Kessler could have allowed his eye to heal and still be ready for this round.

he missed the last round you fucking retard

Geez, you act like I spoke ill of the Queen. It was just a joke.

QUEEN ELIZABETH IS A SAINT I TELL YOU. SHE'S A SAINT!!!

dbudge wrote:everytime i look at a 50 pence coin i get an erection...

dbudge wrote:

dbudge wrote:what time does the bute fight start?