Who won Hopkins vs Calzaghe?

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  • Jim Jeffries
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    #81
    Originally posted by unity768
    I had B-HOP winning, based on the cleaner, harder shots.
    Nice pic of the pushdown. Calzaghe outlanded Hopkins two to one in the fight, period, end of story.

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    • mitch12
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      #82
      exactly hopkins did more holding than ricky hatton and stil it didnt help him that much.did it funny how people dont like hatton doing it yet its ok for hopkins to do it.

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        #83
        Originally posted by mitch12
        exactly hopkins did more holding than ricky hatton and stil it didnt help him that much.did it funny how people dont like hatton doing it yet its ok for hopkins to do it.
        Ricky Hatton CHEATS by HOLDING! Bernard Hopkins has MAD SKILLS.

        Can't you see the difference!?

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        • unity768
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          #84
          i guess that cut on his nose was from the push...reply to "Jim Jefferies"

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            #85
            Originally posted by Jim Jeffries
            Nice pic of the pushdown. Calzaghe outlanded Hopkins two to one in the fight, period, end of story.
            Push down? He stepped back as Joe continued to fall.

            Did he use his Jedi powers to do it?

            Punch stats aren't the be-all-end-all to a fight. If they were, Kassim Ouma would be the greatest fighter in the history of boxing.

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            • Dorian
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              #86
              116-112 Joe

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              • Jim Jeffries
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                #87
                Originally posted by unity768
                i guess that cut on his nose was from the push...reply to "Jim Jefferies"
                Decent punch, and hence the knockdown was called. But if you don't think Hopkins pushed him down after that, and if you think Calzaghe was hurt enough to go down without being pushed, you're delusional.

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                • FRKO
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                  #88
                  It was a good punch, but I also think the fact that Hopkins came forward with his head and appeared to run into Joe, that's why he went down. If it had been a straight punch without no forward movement with the head, Joe would have took it and stayed up. Regardless, he took his best shot and ate it, got up, and won the fight. Could have looked better, but Bernard makes anyone look untidy. Can you imagine fighting Hopkins? How would you approach such a task?

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                  • unity768
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                    #89
                    Originally posted by Jim Jeffries
                    Decent punch, and hence the knockdown was called. But if you don't think Hopkins pushed him down after that, and if you think Calzaghe was hurt enough to go down without being pushed, you're delusional.
                    If that's the case, i guess Hopkins' knock out of Trinidad is invalid. It's a knockdown, not a push, he punched him, Joe went down.

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                      #90
                      Originally posted by FRKO
                      It was a good punch, but I also think the fact that Hopkins came forward with his head and appeared to run into Joe, that's why he went down. If it had been a straight punch without no forward movement with the head, Joe would have took it and stayed up. Regardless, he took his best shot and ate it, got up, and won the fight. Could have looked better, but Bernard makes anyone look untidy. Can you imagine fighting Hopkins? How would you approach such a task?
                      It was kind of a half-push, half-punch.

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