21 year old Joe Calzaghe I suggest haters watch this!

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  • Flawless.
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    #101
    Jones would destroy Eubank, Been and Collins. Never mention their names and Jones Jr in the same sentence please.

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      #102
      Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
      What was Jones' excuse for not fighting Eubank, Benn or Collins then?
      Read their autobiographies mate, they were'nt in no rush to face Jones trust me. When did you ever hear them call out Jones after one of their fights?.Jones v Eubank is one of my dream match- ups though

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        #103
        Originally posted by big paulie
        Read their autobiographies mate, they were'nt in no rush to face Jones trust me. When did you ever hear them call out Jones after one of their fights?.Jones v Eubank is one of my dream match- ups though
        So they all ducked Jones......of course. Silly me

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          #104
          Questions for Calzaghe fans

          What is Calzaghe best win in your opinion?
          Prime Roy Jones vs. Prime Calzaghe
          Could Eubank,Benn and Collins would be able to last 12 rounds with a prime Roy Jones???

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            #105
            Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
            So they all ducked Jones......of course. Silly me
            They would have fought him of course but they were in much the same position as JC, defending a much lesser world title against easier competition than a Roy Jones jr, Benn must have come the closest in securing a fight with Jones, he had previously impressed U.S audiences and beaten Mclellan. Jones was the man pure and simple, H.B.O's golden boy, pound4pound number 1 covered in belts, you chase Roy Jones not the other way around and as much as i love Benn, Eubank and Collins they never did, would you?

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              #106
              [QUOTE=_Ricky_;3911146]Calzaghe could punch, HARD. Look at his shoes, Roy Jones style lol.

              take a look at any decent fighter on Boxerec and u will see a pattern developing where they have plenty of KO's inside 2/3 rounds and in most cases the Ko % gets less and less as they step up their competion

              even moderate punchers can have lots of stoppages on their record in there early years as a pro mainly due to lack of calibre oponent

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                #107
                Originally posted by Guled
                Questions for Calzaghe fans

                What is Calzaghe best win in your opinion?
                Prime Roy Jones vs. Prime Calzaghe
                Could Eubank,Benn and Collins would be able to last 12 rounds with a prime Roy Jones???
                I think Kessler was his 'best' win, as I think he was the best opponent. Eubank, Lacy, Kessler and Hopkins are all pretty much equally important to his career.

                I think Calzaghe vs Jones prime for prime would have been an exceptional fight. Most give the edge to Jones based on his superior talent, I have no problem with that, but as a Calzaghe fan do find it hard to pick against Joe. If Calzaghe had been able to force a 'war' anything might have happened.

                Eubank and Benn would definitely have gone 12 with Jones, on his day I think Benn might even have beaten him, he was an incredibly aggressive and tough fighter and if Jones' really was hiding a suspect chin then Benn would have been the man to find out. Collins was a little slow so might well have been outclassed and stopped by Jones, but he had an iron chin so going 12 is not unlikely. Remember, prime Jones was a safety-first fighter.

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                  #108
                  Originally posted by abadger
                  I think Kessler was his 'best' win, as I think he was the best opponent. Eubank, Lacy, Kessler and Hopkins are all pretty much equally important to his career.

                  I think Calzaghe vs Jones prime for prime would have been an exceptional fight. Most give the edge to Jones based on his superior talent, I have no problem with that, but as a Calzaghe fan do find it hard to pick against Joe. If Calzaghe had been able to force a 'war' anything might have happened.

                  Eubank and Benn would definitely have gone 12 with Jones, on his day I think Benn might even have beaten him, he was an incredibly aggressive and tough fighter and if Jones' really was hiding a suspect chin then Benn would have been the man to find out. Collins was a little slow so might well have been outclassed and stopped by Jones, but he had an iron chin so going 12 is not unlikely. Remember, prime Jones was a safety-first fighter.
                  Green-k for being a Calzaghe fan who can admit that prime 4 prime Jones would have been a bit much. Common opponent: Sugar Boy Malinga, beat Benn, got robbed v Eubank, ko'd by Jones

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                    #109
                    Originally posted by Terrible...
                    take a look at any decent fighter on Boxerec and u will see a pattern developing where they have plenty of KO's inside 2/3 rounds and in most cases the Ko % gets less and less as they step up their competion

                    even moderate punchers can have lots of stoppages on their record in there early years as a pro mainly due to lack of calibre oponent
                    This is true, but it is also true that for virtually all of his career until recently Calzaghe was regarded as being exceptionally heavy handed. My view is that while he never posessed truly sick one-punch KO power, he was a prtty hard SMW hitter. Not many fighters do possess that kind of one shot pop, and fighters with decent chins tend not to get stopped.

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                      #110
                      Originally posted by big paulie
                      Green-k for being a Calzaghe fan who can admit that prime 4 prime Jones would have been a bit much. Common opponent: Sugar Boy Malinga, beat Benn, got robbed v Eubank, ko'd by Jones
                      common oponents mean jack in all fairness there are plenty of instances that proves that

                      Sosa gave Mayweather plenty of trouble whilst Cotto knocked him out

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