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Right but you can understand why Jones would never want to go oversees with what happened to him in the Olympics.At the end of the day they were both too stubborn to make the fight happen. Calzaghe called Jones out a helluva lot. Don't ask me for evidence but he most definitely did. I wanted the fight to happen. I'm no fan of Calzaghe and I would have liked to see Jones beat him.
However, stubborness stopped the fight ever getting into serious negociation and that robbed us, the fans, of what could have been a great fight.
It was likely a fight between these two would have gone the distance, but Id predict Jones to win in similar fashion to the way he won the first Hopkins fight.Comment
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You're not getting the message from that post.
I am not talking about the current Roy Jones.
I was talking about the Calzaghe/Jones history when Roy Jones was still at the top.
Calzaghe was the one who was supposed to persue Jones not the othe way around. And even tough Calzaghe may have wanted to fight Roy when he was at his prime he didn't do the things necessary to get that fight like Hatton is doing currently.
He is waiting for the top guys to come to him. Like Kessler is doing right now.Last edited by Vladimir303; 10-28-2007, 03:52 PM.Comment
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Well show me where Jones in his prime called out Calzaghe. Did he?Comment
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Stay out of this. You're light years behind on this topic. We're talking Prime Roy Jones before losing to Tarver.
Calzaghe never made any serious moves to get a shot at Jones at that time.
He expected Jones to come to Whales the way Lacy and now Kessler are doing AND Jones was too big at that time and didn't need Joe that bad to fight him in his own backyard.
Calzaghe needed to come to America but never did.Comment
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