I didnt think i Could HATE CALZAGHE Any More... and then he says this!!!
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The Bernard and Joe fights were for no belts whatsoever, so he's a one division ex champion who has spent 10 years to move up 7 pounds to fight 2 40 year olds for no belts or tittles whatsoever. You kinda expect people who don't feel like champions to talk that talk. He knows he hasn't done enough for that Rocky status despite having allot of help he didn't even manage to get the top position in a monthly changing p4p rank.And he had the gall to say he was a real champion, despite only REALLY being a champion since winning over Bernard Hopkins.
Prior to that, he had almost NO good wins or legitimate opponents.
Calzaghe really is pathetic, i hope he comes back and fights a real fighter like Dawson and he gets his ass kickedComment
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your pathetic. joe has plenty good wins you just wabt to discredit all of them and as far as his statements those are his oppinions and he does kinda have a pointAnd he had the gall to say he was a real champion, despite only REALLY being a champion since winning over Bernard Hopkins.
Prior to that, he had almost NO good wins or legitimate opponents.
Calzaghe really is pathetic, i hope he comes back and fights a real fighter like Dawson and he gets his ass kickedComment
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Its a dying sport because he says so? More like because his ppv with Jones was sooooooooooooo ****ty! Thats why he said it. Getda***outtahere wit dat bs, There was an article in the 50's saying boxing was a dying sport.....Joe Calzaghe: "I think boxing is a dying sport."
LONDON -- Joe Calzaghe believes boxing is on the ropes, with too many champions and few real stars.
Still weighing whether he'll retire after beating Bernard Hopkins and Roy Jones Jr. this year to remain unbeaten in 46 fights, Calzaghe said Wednesday he was glad he was almost on the way out of the sport instead of just starting out.
"I think boxing is a dying sport. Globally -- in America for instance -- you've got UFC, which has taken a lot off boxing, business-wise," Calzaghe said, referring to the mixed martial arts Ultimate Fighting Championship.
The Welshman who held the WBO super middleweight world title for more than 10 years before moving up to light heavyweight to fight Hopkins and Jones also said boxing has its own problems.
"There is too much politics in boxing, too many belts and too many champions, which dilutes real champions like myself," he said. "There are four world champions in each division and it's bad because there are no stars any more. It's a big problem."
Calzaghe also noted that the United States won only one medal at the Beijing Games -- a bronze by heavyweight Deontay Wilder -- which points to a grim future for American boxing.
"America only had one medalist in the Olympics this year," Calzaghe said. "In Britain, we did pretty good, but I'm glad I'm ending my career and not starting it because I don't think it's going to be that great in the future."
He's a wanker......Comment
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