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If Hopkins beat Calzaghe where would that rank in an all time upsets list?

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  • If Hopkins beat Calzaghe where would that rank in an all time upsets list?

    Would it be considered a great upset or just a minor one? It would be wild, even I'm not picking Hopkins to win. A 43 year old figher beats a guy 8 years younger who has never been beaten before and is one of the best pound 4 pound fighters in the world.....thats pretty crazy if it did happen.

  • #2
    It wouldn't be that big of an upset in history.

    A minor upset, but not a big one.

    It wouldn't even be bigger than Hopkins-Trinidad, when Bernard was a 3-1 underdog.

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    • #3
      Calzaghe will be 36yo by fight time.

      The all time thing isnt the king of the 147lb beaters its a guy 36yo can throw over 1,000 punches a fight and land 1002 against Lacys face at 34 with the best footwork in boxing.

      Major upset but a prime Hopkins would get mauled by Calzaghe.

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      • #4
        ^ Why not?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by TRUTH View Post
          ^ Why not?
          Because people know that Hopkins is a great fighter. He's obviously past his prime at 43, but he's not your average 43 year old.

          What are the odds? 2-1?

          2-1 upsets are a dime a dozen.

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          • #6
            Funny how people think Calzaghe is in his prime at 36. Anyway, I'll bet that Hopkins comes in at less than a 2 to 1 dog. Bernard is actually higher on a lot of p4p lists, and when you factor in that he's fighting at a higher weight, and has been for almost two years, should be almost even money.

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            • #7
              Look at Bernard's last two fights FFS. This wouldn't be a major upset, if an upset at all.

              He looked as good as ever against Tarver and found a way to beat Winky Wright - both southpaws, too.

              Calzaghe hasn't fought anyone since Brewer, and then ate a tonne of shots.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Thread Stealer View Post
                Because people know that Hopkins is a great fighter. He's obviously past his prime at 43, but he's not your average 43 year old.

                What are the odds? 2-1?

                2-1 upsets are a dime a dozen.

                True. But what a terrible style matchup for Hopkins, Calzaghe is exactly what Hopkins shouldn't be fighting.(if he wants to win)

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by gavinz1970 View Post
                  Funny how people think Calzaghe is in his prime at 36. Anyway, I'll bet that Hopkins comes in at less than a 2 to 1 dog. Bernard is actually higher on a lot of p4p lists, and when you factor in that he's fighting at a higher weight, and has been for almost two years, should be almost even money.
                  'P4P lists' are ****ing nonsense anyway.

                  I don't actually know when Calzaghe or Hopkins were in their primes, tbh, they both looked about the best in the world in both 1997 and 2006.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by gavinz1970 View Post
                    Funny how people think Calzaghe is in his prime at 36. Anyway, I'll bet that Hopkins comes in at less than a 2 to 1 dog. Bernard is actually higher on a lot of p4p lists, and when you factor in that he's fighting at a higher weight, and has been for almost two years, should be almost even money.
                    Calzaghe is a top 5 pound 4 pound fighter as far as I know. And also most people on here think he is the ****...He may be 36 but hes at high place in his career right now.

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