Calzaghe's second-from-last loss (amateur video)

Yeah big Joe was suicidal for a few years at 13-14

Big props to Joe His work rate is top notch. He would've been a major hit in the USA as well. Let's see if the Hops fight can be made in Vegas so that Joe can showcase his talent to the US fans. Joe is no slouch, and against Hopkins he may shine. :boxing:

Is the Reid fight the last one? :)

I've seen that fight with Preda, I might even have it and may upload it

I've seen that fight with Preda, I might even have it and may upload it

Smyth http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=014833&cat=boxer

thats pathetic.......hes 35 and has fought NO ONE. Trinidad...Nope. RJJr....Nope Glen Johnson.....Nope Antonio Tarver....Nope Prime Hopkins.....Nope Jermain Taylor.....Nope do you like any fighter that ISNT black? im just curious. I know you've complimented other fighters but you never go out of your way to defend or critique a fighter other than Williams, Hopkins or Mayweather.

no headgear? i was thinking the same thing .... and haha and calzaghes hair

It's quite good actually. But it's difficult to give him the Reid decision, so many overhand lefts and huge right hands landing on him, all the time in that fight I haven't see that one yet. Who doesn't have at least one Castillo or Sturm on their record?

thats pathetic.......hes 35 and has fought Chris Eubank Robin Reid Omar Sheika Byron Mitchell Jeff Lacy Mikkel Kessler among others. Trinidad...Nope. Welterweight RJJr....Nope Light Heavyweight Glen Johnson.....Nope Light Heavyweight Antonio Tarver....Nope Light Heavyweight Prime Hopkins.....Nope Middleweight Jermain Taylor.....Nope Middleweight Fixed it for you.

Calzaghe's last-ever loss came in July 1990 in Prague in the European Junior Championships, to this guy: http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=104281&cat=boxer It was Calzaghe's first-ever fight using a headguard as well as the first-ever southpaw he fought, and the headguard was too loose so Preda would just flick the headguard and spin off to annoy Joe, and out of a fencer's stance to befuddle young Joseph. It was a dodgy decision as well, being against an East European in East Europe, but Calzaghe took too long to figure the other guy out and gave away the first round and a half or so. (Preda went on to win silver in the 1991 world championships) Yer I remember reading about that in Joe's autobiography.

Oh yeah, and he knocked down CHRIS EUBANK for the first time in his life... in 15 seconds.

thats pathetic.......hes 35 and has fought NO ONE. Trinidad...Nope. RJJr....Nope Glen Johnson.....Nope Antonio Tarver....Nope Prime Hopkins.....Nope Jermain Taylor.....Nope Well, he fought Mark Delaney, Robin Reid, Omar Sheika, Richie Woodhall, Mario Veit, Charles Brewer, Byron Mitchell, Jeff Lacy and Mikkel Kessler, and was down to fight both Steve Collins and Bernard Hopkins only for both to pull out

No losses in 17 1/2 years, not too bad. It's quite good actually. But it's difficult to give him the Reid decision, so many overhand lefts and huge right hands landing on him, all the time in that fight

Calzaghe's last-ever loss came in July 1990 in Prague in the European Junior Championships, to this guy: http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=104281&cat=boxer It was Calzaghe's first-ever fight using a headguard as well as the first-ever southpaw he fought, and the headguard was too loose so Preda would just flick the headguard and spin off to annoy Joe, and out of a fencer's stance to befuddle young Joseph. It was a dodgy decision as well, being against an East European in East Europe, but Calzaghe took too long to figure the other guy out and gave away the first round and a half or so. (Preda went on to win silver in the 1991 world championships) No losses in 17 1/2 years, not too bad.

Calzaghe's last-ever loss came in July 1990 in Prague in the European Junior Championships, to this guy: http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=104281&cat=boxer It was Calzaghe's first-ever fight using a headguard as well as the first-ever southpaw he fought, and the headguard was too loose so Preda would just flick the headguard and spin off to annoy Joe, and out of a fencer's stance to befuddle young Joseph. It was a dodgy decision as well, being against an East European in East Europe, but Calzaghe took too long to figure the other guy out and gave away the first round and a half or so. (Preda went on to win silver in the 1991 world championships)

Smyth was a hot pro prospect who lost to Kevin Lueshing (who knocked down Felix Trinidad as well) and never really recovered from the loss

cant find him... Then I dont think he did.

Look Him Up. cant find him...

Classic video