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What if Calzaghe loses?
What do you think Calzaghe's next move would be if he loses? America maybe?
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What do you think Calzaghe's next move would be if he loses? America maybe?
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he wont loses -
if he loses, then he was drained and will move upt to light heavy...Comment
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I think he'll most likely retire if he loses to Kessler. Sure there could still be good money in fighting an american name. A rematch with Kessler isn't unthinkable either. But i lean towards Calzaghe losing motivation and calling it a day.Comment
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If either one loses in a classic fight then a trilogy could be in the making.Comment
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Rematch with Lacy!! Go Go Go!...
i dunno if he'd retire... although the fact he breaks his hands every fight will eventually be his downfall.Comment
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he just make him look like a **** agen he need to fight taylor after thisOriginally posted by mickeyb View PostComment
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If he loses or wins then he will move up to LH IMO.
He will look for a big fight or two then retire after all he is 36 in Feb.Comment
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If he loses no one will give a ****. I don't consider him a great fighter. Ricky Hatton tried convincing Joe to come to the U.S. Joe seems like he didn't want to make attempt. I don't hate Calzaghe! but what I'm trying to say here is that he hasn't proved anything.Originally posted by typeone View Post What do you think Calzaghe's next move would be if he loses? America maybe?
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Depends on the manner of his defeat. If its a close loss in an exciting match, expect a lucrative rematch (I think that Kessler is the kind of fighter who would do that...not least because there arent huge amounts of high-profile options in that division). If its a flash loss or a fairly non-competetive affair, expect him to move up a division and there are a few worthwhile fights he could take, he could easily claim that he is no good at making that weight any more. If he takes a Lacy-esque beating, I'd expect him to consider retirement.Comment
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