Kelly Pavlik Sets His Sights on Joe Calzaghe

[ragingvic]

In that sort of accident a train is normally derailed killing a significant proportion of its passengers, sort of ****s your analogy does it not???

Thats why I mentioned signifcant damage to the train. I guess you were so eager to respond you could not read the entire post.
Since you are so interested in details I will continue the story: Derailed trains are placed back on their tracks and are completely operational within days. Trucks which have been run over by trains however are hauled in pieces to the junkyard.

[x-PeROxiDE-x]

Calzaghe whoops Pavlik so bad, it's not even going to be funny, unless you think about all the ****wits who said "Pavlik beat Lockett up bad, now Joe is running scared"

[Sick/]

out of ur mfkn minds, im a big calzaghe fan, and pavlik fan. This is not the fight cal wants. He will get hurt in this fight. I know who diverse cal can be and hes good at what he does. He'll feel the pain and power of pavlik. Im also a longtime rjj fan. Im not so sure that calz can get by rjj. Id also say
****it my man winky vs calz. Or even jt vs calz, but dont commit suicide
by under estimating pavlik!!

lol!


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[krispy kreme]

I thought this thread was recent until I read Gary Lockett's name.

[Soundtraveler]

If Arum doesn't ask for ridiculous money it WILL happen. Calzaghe is a very proud guy and he goes after his biggest challenges (unlike Gayweather), he's said numerous times that he would love to beat Pavlik.

Since when has Calzaghe gone after the biggest challenges?? When the "best" fighters in his division were in their prime, Calzaghe stayed at home and fought C and B level opponents, the names and dates on his resume say it all. Kessler is his biggest win ever.

He would NEVER have taken on a "prime" Roy Jones, or a "prime" Hopkins. It's a fact - simply because he didn't....

[CiganoBoxer]

Since when has Calzaghe gone after the biggest challenges?? When the "best" fighters in his division were in their prime, Calzaghe stayed at home and fought C and B level opponents, the names and dates on his resume say it all. Kessler is his biggest win ever.

He would NEVER have taken on a "prime" Roy Jones, or a "prime" Hopkins. It's a fact - simply because he didn't....

IMO Calslappys record is more about consistency than quality of prime HOF opponents!
By the time he fought hopkins and Jones they were both past their primes but then so was Calslappy Joe