Joe Calzaghe is the greatest fighter in boxing right now.

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  • Mozza
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    #51
    Originally posted by Black Jesus
    well.....i mean, to be honest man, floyd having dominated the undisputed welterweight champion, and fighting a guy who was faster and stronger than him (judah), and beating probably the best fighter at 154 in De La Hoya, you have to ask yourself, if hatton had done these things with the factors that play into them, and the titles at stake one of them being the undisputed championship of the world, would you be saying the same things? especially if hatton was 4 weights above his normal weight of 140, which puts him at 160.
    It would be impossible for Hatton to replicate the achievements of Mayweather as he has neither the style nor the speed of Mayweather. I don't want to take anything away from Floyd, he is an exceptional talent, but his performances since Gatti have left alot to be desired in my opinion.

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    • El Jesus
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      #52
      Originally posted by Mozza
      It would be impossible for Hatton to replicate the achievements of Mayweather as he has neither the style nor the speed of Mayweather. I don't want to take anything away from Floyd, he is an exceptional talent, but his performances since Gatti have left alot to be desired in my opinion.
      nothing about the judah fight left anything to be desired though, even if you want to say his performances against baldomir and dlh were lackluster, the judah fight was one he was openly losing and he came back and dominated in world class fashion.

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      • Mozza
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        #53
        Originally posted by Black Jesus
        nothing about the judah fight left anything to be desired though, even if you want to say his performances against baldomir and dlh were lackluster, the judah fight was one he was openly losing and he came back and dominated in world class fashion.
        I think it was more of a Judah capitulation than Floyd upping the ante significantly.

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        • steptwome
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          #54
          Damn ........The only way to make Calzaghe Relevant is to make comparisons to Mayweather.
          Compare his "accomplishments" to that of Roy Jones Jr. or Bernard Hopkins..................................and then there was SILENCE

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            #55
            Originally posted by Black Jesus
            PBF cleaned out 135 and 130 and is undisputed at 147 so you cant really say that nor can you question his ability, PBF has had 2 fights...2 fights where he dominated, but because he did it in a fashion that didint suit YOU his whole career is judged by 2 fights he dominated, i think thats unfair. as many times as floyd has gone toe to toe and demolished opponents, his judgement is passed on him based on 2 fights.
            Whoa, whoa, whoa, how is PBF undisputed at 147 without fighting Mosley, Cotto, or Williams?

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            • El Jesus
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              #56
              Originally posted by gavinz1970
              Whoa, whoa, whoa, how is PBF undisputed at 147 without fighting Mosley, Cotto, or Williams?
              because he holds the linear championship, he won it at a time when cotto hadnt even had a single fight at 147, mosley coming off his KO victory at 154 against vargas openly turned down a november showdown with floyd, and williams hadnt even won a title.

              floyd beat both the linear champions in the same year.

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                #57
                Originally posted by steptwome
                Damn ........The only way to make Calzaghe Relevant is to make comparisons to Mayweather.
                Compare his "accomplishments" to that of Roy Jones Jr. or Bernard Hopkins..................................and then there was SILENCE
                Calzaghe's accomplishments stack up favourably with Hopkins'. Hopkins himself acknowledges this.

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                  #58
                  Originally posted by gavinz1970
                  Whoa, whoa, whoa, how is PBF undisputed at 147 without fighting Mosley, Cotto, or Williams?

                  Because he beat Baldomir, the third greatest WW of all time behind SRR and SRL.

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                  • El Jesus
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                    #59
                    Originally posted by steptwome
                    Damn ........The only way to make Calzaghe Relevant is to make comparisons to Mayweather.
                    Compare his "accomplishments" to that of Roy Jones Jr. or Bernard Hopkins..................................and then there was SILENCE
                    alot of that has to do with dios and his rediculous campaign against calzhage, and then fans on both coasts throwing out just outright crap, along with threads like JOE IS P4P NUMBER 1 RIGHT NOW, and even this thread claiming joe is the greatest fighter in boxing right now. I mean its just outlandish in my opinion, never was i once thinking about mayweather watching the calzhage fight, i come on here and its being forced down my throat.

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                    • sonofisis
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                      #60
                      Originally posted by Mozza
                      Calzaghe's accomplishments stack up favourably with Hopkins'. Hopkins himself acknowledges this.
                      Hopkins never acknowledged anything other than a respect for Calz, which you twist into your own words by saying that Calz' resume can even light a candle to Bernard's, which it can't..

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