Joe Calzaghe sucks

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  • abadger
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    #31
    Originally posted by Precision
    To be honest Calzaghe doesn't suck but his fans on here are ****ing ******.
    I am, most definitely.

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    • T-97
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      #32
      Originally posted by Precision
      To be honest Calzaghe doesn't suck but his fans on here are ****ing ******.
      Thats true.

      Some said he would beat a Prime roy Jones and John Ruiz....

      Just no

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      • DiegoFuego
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        #33
        Originally posted by deanrw
        I don't like Joe because he could have done so much more.

        I don't like Floyd because he could have done so much more.

        I am an equal opportunity disliker .

        I prefer fighters who push their limits and who take risks. I find both of these guys consider an undefeated record some high benchmark of immortality. Sorry but it isn't. Real warriors get measured on who they fight, how they win, how they lose. Going after real challenges mean much more than a record.

        Both are fantastic fighters and both extremely disappointing at the same time.
        I would love nothing more than to see Floyd beat Cotto and Margarito, Forrest and Spinks, and attempt to win a middleweight title, but you can't always get what you want.

        I think Max Kellerman said it best when he said a fighter should be judged by his prime years. Nobody judges Roy Jones by his losses to Johnson and Tarver because that was just extra at the twilight. But if you can be successful in those late years, that's something special.

        Calzaghe will be known for hiding most of his career and waiting til the twilight to claim he's great. He wouldn't have beat the guys he avoided in his prime and he knows it so he fights them now (when THEY are EVEN OLDER than he is), to claim he could have done so in his prime.

        The difference in Calzaghe and Mayweather is that Floyd didn't waste away his prime years hiding.

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        • abadger
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          #34
          Originally posted by DiegoFuego
          I would love nothing more than to see Floyd beat Cotto and Margarito, Forrest and Spinks, and attempt to win a middleweight title, but you can't always get what you want.

          I think Max Kellerman said it best when he said a fighter should be judged by his prime years. Nobody judges Roy Jones by his losses to Johnson and Tarver because that was just extra at the twilight. But if you can be successful in those late years, that's something special.

          Calzaghe will be known for hiding most of his career and waiting til the twilight to claim he's great. He wouldn't have beat the guys he avoided in his prime and he knows it so he fights them now (when THEY are EVEN OLDER than he is), to claim he could have done so in his prime.

          The difference in Calzaghe and Mayweather is that Floyd didn't waste away his prime years hiding.
          Calzaghe PWNS Mayweather!

          Calzaghe PWNS Jones!

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          • -Antonio-
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            #35
            Originally posted by Erbad
            Both his and Hopkins' purses should have been upheld for their performances in their fight. A lot of Calzaghe fans want to say that they were only booing Hopkins, not true. While Hopkins spent a lot of time on his bicycle, Calzaghe was throwing a bunch of meaningless punches that hardly contributed to anything dramatic.

            It goes to show that the only highlight anyone has in their sigs is of Calzaghe simulating a gay act on B-Hop. If the fight was on PPV, that would've been a perfect metaphor for what the fans were going through.
            So Calzaghe should get his purse taken for being the agressor all fight, and the only guy willing to engage? Really?

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            • S.W.F.C
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              #36
              God theres some ****ing inbreds who post **** in these forums.
              Pure haters, if Calzaghe was American it would be a different story.
              Stop with the jelaouy morons.
              The Ring Champ at Super Mid and Light Heavey, deal with it.

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              • rusticraver
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                #37
                Real boxing fans appreciate Calzaghe

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