You can't put Calzaghe in the same class as a prime Roy Jones Jr.

[pesticid]

James Toney for one.

James Toney would have a chance, him winning is not a given by any means, he's lost in his prime against **** fighter.

[pesticid]

**** fighters I meant to say

[K-DOGG]

Hey, KDogg is back!!!.
How are you my redneck cousin?

Never-better, brother!

I've discovered the use of library computers on my off days.


How 'bout yourself??

[BrooklynBomber]

Never-better, brother!

I've discovered the use of library computers on my off days.


How 'bout yourself??

Same old, I remember you were the team classic member, right?

[K-DOGG]

Same old, I remember you were the team classic member, right?

yes, indeed. Proud member.


Sorry it took so long to respond. I had to change to my new email....and forgot that I had to verify before I could access the forums again.

[K-DOGG]

****. They've changed the password.

Geez, and it's only been a year.

[BrooklynBomber]

****. They've changed the password.

Geez, and it's only been a year.

Read your karma, it should be there

[K-DOGG]

Read your karma, it should be there

Gracias, amigo!

[rdr02000]

Roy Jones Jr, James Toney, and Bernard Hopkins were leaps and bounds greater than Joe Calzaghe. Joe has no power therefor he would never beat those three, i mean i guess it would be possible for him to steal a decision based on workrate alone but if judging effective punches he doesnt win 2 rounds against any of those three.

Roy Jones the best of them all.

[Orange Sneakers]

Jones wanted to fight Eubank but Eubank wouldn't fight him because of the risk-reward. Eubank wouldn't fight anyone, and made more money than anyone.

Jones wanted nothing of Nunn, because he knew he'd probably lose