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  • #31
    Originally posted by Kilrain View Post
    Hopkins would have done a number on him back then, it would've been embarassing for Calzaghe.
    ye what ever punk calzaghe still had power then

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    • #32
      calzaghe would have beaten him worse back then.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by boxasmash View Post
        calzaghe would have beaten him worse back then.
        exaclty bascily today calzagher even thought is younger is way more past his prime than hopkins is i mean for one calzaghes power is nearly all gone becasue his hands are ****ed and thta puts any fighter in a bad situation i mean how wouls hopkins win if he didnt have power in his hads these days and just look at the hopkins fight the over day of prove of that hopkins isnt that past his prime at43.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by C.J.Mak View Post
          ****y Calzaghe eyes the Executioner

          WBO super-middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe says he is in great shape for his 14 December showdown with Thomas Tate.
          But Calzaghe is already looking beyond that to a "superfight" with Bernard 'The Executioner' Hopkins.

          The Welshman is confident that the fight - scuppered earlier this year by Hopkins' purse demands - can be arranged for next summer at the Millennium Stadium.

          And Calzaghe is sure that he can dispose of the WBC, WBA and IBF Middleweight champion, rated by many as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world.

          "I'll destroy him," said Calzaghe. "He's 37 now and his last good win was against Felix Trinidad 14 months ago.

          "He's said some pretty derogatory things about me, that I haven't beaten anybody and don't deserve to be in the same ring with him.

          "If that's the case why has he been avoiding me? I'll do a winner-takes-all - let's put our money together and go for that. Perhaps he knows it's likely to be his last fight.

          "I've been champion for five years and I want to fight the great fighters. I want to prove that I'm not just the best super middleweight in the world, but the best pound-for-pound."

          A bullish Calzaghe was adamant that the 14 December bill he shares with Ricky Hatton at the Telewest Arena, Newcastle, was really his show.

          "I like Ricky, he's a nice guy and a great fighter, but I'm the world champion on the night, he's my understudy," said the Newbridge brawler.

          Hatton will defend his WBU Light Welterweight title against Brazilian Antonio Mesquita.

          Calzaghe was in more respectful mood when discussing his opponent on the night, Thomas Tate.

          "Tate's a very experienced US fighter who's only been stopped once, by the great Roy Jones Jr." Calzaghe added.

          Like Charles Brewer, he's well known across the Atlantic but not in the UK. This fight is of the same standard as the Brewer match.''

          "I'm in great form, punching hard, and I've got something to aim for - to follow Roy Jones and be the second man to knock this guy out.''

          "I need to put on a big fight because 2003 is going to be my year."

          Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/2522563.stm
          I dont think anyone really cares about gay Calzaghe

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          • #35
            Originally posted by chiyoko View Post
            I dont think anyone really cares about gay Calzaghe
            best post ever

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            • #36
              Originally posted by sekondzout View Post
              when Did It Become Known As Duckin' Or Avoidin' A Fighter If You Don't Want To Fight Him In His House? Joe Didn't Say I'll Go To America Or Any Other Place......he Said The Millenium Stadium Aka Joe's House.

              Lets Get This Straight........joe Hadn't Beaten Nobody Of Great Significance At This Time. He Was Just The Wbo Champ. While B-hop Had Just Unified The 160 Division And Was Already The Undisputed Champ In His Division. I'm Not Sayin' Joe Wasn't The Man In Division(because He Was)
              I'm Just Sayin' He Didn't Accomplish Enough At That Time To Have An Undisputed Champ Come To His House And Accept His Terms.....
              Joe Said Those Things Because He Already Knew He Wouldn't Get A Top Star To Come Over To The Uk And He Had No Intensions On Goin' To America, So He Was Just Playin' Politician In That Article.......as A Matter Of Fact, The Only Reason He Fought B-hop In America Was The Hbo Contract He Signed......his 3rd Fight On Their Network Had To Be In The U.s. And Since He Got So Much Love In Vegas, He Feels More Comfortable Fighting Across The Atlantic........but We'll See How Much He Likes It When He Finds Out How Much More Roy Is Loved Than B-hop. How Will Joe Respond To Not Having The Crowd In A Big Fight?
              Real Talk!

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              • #37
                Originally posted by boxasmash View Post
                calzaghe would have beaten him worse back then.
                A fookin' right lad!!!

                Even though Hopkins beat Calzaghe at 43, was never hit flush by Zaghe except 1 time in which he smiled and returned fire with a right hand that smacked him right on the side of the face. And back then was closer to his physical prime when he was faster in every way, had much better stamina and just as intelligent and savy, he would beat the Calzaghe who at the time wasn't as developed although harder punching, even worse than he could dream of.

                I find all the Calzaghe nuthuggers funny, those who never watched Hopkins' other fights claim he is in his prime right now. They have no good arguments. One of the most annoying fans, and I've experienced many of diffirent fighters for many many years.

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by Yaman View Post
                  A fookin' right lad!!!

                  Even though Hopkins beat Calzaghe at 43, was never hit flush by Zaghe except 1 time in which he smiled and returned fire with a right hand that smacked him right on the side of the face. And back then was closer to his physical prime when he was faster in every way, had much better stamina and just as intelligent and savy, he would beat the Calzaghe who at the time wasn't as developed although harder punching, even worse than he could dream of.

                  I find all the Calzaghe nuthuggers funny, those who never watched Hopkins' other fights claim he is in his prime right now. They have no good arguments. One of the most annoying fans, and I've experienced many of diffirent fighters for many many years.
                  well your hopkins nuthugger too

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Yaman View Post
                    A fookin' right lad!!!

                    Even though Hopkins beat Calzaghe at 43, was never hit flush by Zaghe except 1 time in which he smiled and returned fire with a right hand that smacked him right on the side of the face. And back then was closer to his physical prime when he was faster in every way, had much better stamina and just as intelligent and savy, he would beat the Calzaghe who at the time wasn't as developed although harder punching, even worse than he could dream of.

                    I find all the Calzaghe nuthuggers funny, those who never watched Hopkins' other fights claim he is in his prime right now. They have no good arguments. One of the most annoying fans, and I've experienced many of diffirent fighters for many many years.

                    how would hopkins deal with this calzaghe then

                    http://www.********.com/watch/351124..._boxing_match/

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by mitch12 View Post
                      how would hopkins deal with this calzaghe then

                      http://www.********.com/watch/351124..._boxing_match/
                      The same way he'd deal with him in any other timeframe. It's up to you to tell me what Calzaghe could do diffirently to beat him.

                      well your hopkins nuthugger too
                      I call it like I see it. I would say "TRUTH HURTS!" but that's too corny and played out now. You get my point, I hope.

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