I like Zag also. But there is no hiding the fact that he has been protected for the last 10 years. I think he is the real deal but he is stull unproven at - 34???
Kessler and then another older 'champ' to secure his legacy. He has to go Hopkins route and fight the aging champions. If he fights a young gun he could get old overnight. That's what happens to fighters. If he wants to be remembered he has to take on Hopkins.
Kessler and then another older 'champ' to secure his legacy. He has to go Hopkins route and fight the aging champions. If he fights a young gun he could get old overnight. That's what happens to fighters. If he wants to be remembered he has to take on Hopkins.
The stakes are rising and the contenders are calling; Lining up to test the credability of Calzaghe. Hopkins and Pavlik have recently expressed interest in Calzaghe. Fellow boxing fans have to agree with me on this one: Calzaghe is one of the most protected champions. It wasn't until Taylor-Pavlik match-up that Calzaghe was "pushed" into the fight with Kessler. Calzaghe must know that in order for a fighter to be recognized as a world champion he Must come to the states. He has only vetured out of his country once, and that was against a journeymen fighter from Germany. It's only obvious why Calzaghe recently hinted at the possibility of....retirement? (Kessler.....then Pavlik or Hopkins). We saw the destruction of Lacy, but was Lacy the best that the division had/has to offer? A fight with Pavlik will test your durability and a fight with Hopkins would only give some credance to your ....."Legacy?"
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