If Calzaghe or Oscar somehow lose their farewell fights

[sparked_85]

dont exaggerate now. maybe 2. 3 tops.

Then you understand.

He is doing the best he can with hands made out of dust.

To win at that kind of level with no pop left is good going. Look how the seemingly ordinary Ricky Hatton will **** Paulie Malignaggi for a future reference point.

[box2box]

Calzghe's hands are completely fragile thee days, he's not past his prime in terms of speed and he has improved as a tactical fighter massively in recent years but his power is massively diminshed.

[DiegoFuego]

Calzaghe is as good as he's ever going to be right now. He's never been better, so don't give me that out of his prime ****. That's like saying Lewis was out of his prime at 34-36 when he was clearly at his best then. Age has little to do with your prime. If Calzaghe thought he was a good fighter 5 years ago, he would have called out at least one good fighter to prove. The fact that he didn't tells me he's never had confidence in himself. That's why he's fighting old men now.

[Ryn0]

Calzaghe isn't at his best, but if he loses it screws his legacy up. I hope Oscar loses against Pac-man.

[Allucard]

Im failing to see who Calzaghe ducked in his division?? Ottke ducked him..

Find me an interview of Jones, Toney, Hopkins or anyone talking about wanting to fight Joe in the 90's. Face it he wasnt on the $$ radar so they didnt wanna know him. Dont act like at any point in his carear Calzaghe went out of his way to duck them, they never mentioned his name to begin with.

Err, it seems we have a dimension problem here. Who the hell knew who Calzaghe was back then? You make it sound like it was these guys job to go dig Calzaghe up and bring him a fight instead of Calzaghe showing his face more and getting a chance like everyone else. You just don't jump straight from Europe to HBO ppv to get a tittle shot if you aren't at least known among the best fighters...