Joe Cazaghe's resume: very impressive

[IMDAZED]

I'm just sharing my opinion that you are a poor poster on this forum. The simple fact is you can't argue your points in a adult like manner, and throughout this thread you have resorted to childlike remarks and arguments.

Sorry. Call me the Floyd of the Forum. I don't respect people who tout bums to hype up a resume.

That's like me hyping up Roy Jones' resume by using Otis Grant as an example. Dry your eyes, you'll get over it.

[BetterCallSaul]

The bottom line is, Joe Calzaghe, as good as he was, never dared to be great. A shame, really. He could've made his mark at the turn of the century.

It's not his fault the Ottke fight never came to fruition but he should've fought a Tarver, Glen Johnson, hell even a David Telesco. For years, he complained of making weight...but only moved up to fight a 43yr old. One who wouldn't have fought in his prime. And now he considers Jones...something he wouldn't have dared to do in his prime either.

But I have much respect for him - I do think many people underrate him. He's an excellent, at times brilliant, fighter. A solid lefty whose ability to adapt and underrated power have carried him to an undefeated record. He'll enter the Hall of Fame...but never the pantheon of All-Time Greats he could've had...if only he dared.

Oh, not another novel.

[IMDAZED]

Oh, not another novel.

Hmmm...seems like someone just can't stop reading my posts...

[Kilrain]

It sums up everything when you consider that Calzaghe has been a pro since the early nineties and has managed to dodge so many notable fights - quite impressively yellow actually

[bsrizpac]

Only an idiot or a complete fanboy would say Joe has a VERY IMPRESSIVE or GREAT resume. His resume is average, with lately becoming above average.....that DOES not mean he's not a good fighter or even a great one. Just in terms of resume, it's generally average....for the most part of his career it's been mediocre, but now he's putting some better wins to even that out...

[1g5a22]

Not too bright, are you?

about 60W give or take a few volts!!

the dimmer is flickering a little thats for sure..

[1g5a22]

Only an idiot or a complete fanboy would say Joe has a VERY IMPRESSIVE or GREAT resume. His resume is average, with lately becoming above average.....that DOES not mean he's not a good fighter or even a great one. Just in terms of resume, it's generally average....for the most part of his career it's been mediocre, but now he's putting some better wins to even that out...

u just said it...

idiot!

hello....

[IMDAZED]

Only an idiot or a complete fanboy would say Joe has a VERY IMPRESSIVE or GREAT resume. His resume is average, with lately becoming above average.....that DOES not mean he's not a good fighter or even a great one. Just in terms of resume, it's generally average....for the most part of his career it's been mediocre, but now he's putting some better wins to even that out...

This is pretty much what I said in the first post. You don't need to glorify his resume - it's solid. Not great, but solid. Just don't hype it up. And you KNOW you're hyping it up when you start putting names like Mario Veit on there...unless you really think that's impressive.

[Ray Ray]

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[The Hammer]

It sums up everything when you consider that Calzaghe has been a pro since the early nineties and has managed to dodge so many notable fights

It's amazing that Joe has been a pro since the early 90s and never failed to win a single fight.

Joe never dodged anyone, several fighters like Hopkins, Ottke and Jones dodged him.