Calzaghe: I'll Never Forgive Myself If I Lose My Last Fight

My signature says it all. You can tell Joe is getting worried his 0 loss column will slip.

I have all my money on RJJR with El Gran already man. Sorry or I sure as shit would my friend.:boxing: Ahh all right man, no worries. Good luck.

wanna bet 20k on that? I have all my money on RJJR with El Gran already man. Sorry or I sure as shit would my friend.:boxing:

Well he will if he retires after RJJR. Because he will be 45-1! wanna bet 20k on that?

Calzaghe Wants To Go Out On A High-AP Joe Calzaghe still expects to retire if he beats Roy Jones in November but has left the door open by admitting: "I'll never forgive myself if I lose my last fight". The undefeated super-middleweight and light-heavyweight world champion has long maintained he intends to quit with his 100% record intact. The fight against former pound-for-pound king Jones had been expected to be a farewell bout but Welshman Calzaghe, 36, has left the door slightly ajar. "At the moment I'm definitely going to retire," he told Setanta Sports News. "As long as I win and I win in style then it will be my last fight. "I've achieved everything I can in boxing. I'm 36 years old and I don't want to keep on fighting. I love boxing and I love what the sport has given me, but I want to retire undefeated." Calzaghe will face Jones at New York's Madison Square Garden on November 8 after their original September date was postponed when the Welshman suffered a wrist injury. Jones, 39, was regarded as the world's finest fighter until a shock defeat by Antonio Tarver in 2004 prompted a startling fall from grace. "Roy Jones went through a bit of a tough time in his career but he's come back and had three great wins," said Calzaghe. "I can't underestimate him. I have to make sure I'm 100%. "I'll never forgive myself if I lose my last fight having been undefeated for the last 17 years." Calzaghe, who became an unofficial two-weight world champion by defeating leading light-heavyweight Bernard Hopkins in April, insists preparations are back on track despite the injury. He said: "Before I injured my hand I was training for two or three weeks so I've only had a little bit of time off. "Although I've not been punching, I've been jogging to keep my fitness levels up." "I normally prepare 12 weeks before a fight and I won't start sparring for another six weeks. So I'm ahead of schedule and have plenty of time to get in shape for the fight." Well he will if he retires after RJJR. Because he will be 45-1!

so that explains why he's been picking and choosing easy opponents..

Joe don't have to fight Pavlik, but if he's gonna fight after Roy, there's nobody else he should face. If he wants to retire after the RJ fight, fine. If he's gonna fight again, he better fight Kelly or he'll be flamed to hell, worse than he is now.