I didnt think i Could HATE CALZAGHE Any More... and then he says this!!!
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And who's serious here? Take a look at yourself! I'm laughing, not serious.
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Actually Joe pulled out of the Johnson fight TWICE with "broken hands".
Nice try though.
Dawson never lost to Johnson. Check the records.
No one cares what YOU think about that fight because YOU are the same ******* that thinks Jones was still in his prime or that he had gotten DESTROYED YEARS AGO and KOed twice had nothing to do with anything right and that he was a great opponent. And YET you bring up a Dawson "loss" that never happened?
What a **** you are.
LOL
Jones wasnt prime but would still lose.Comment
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I see no problem with what he said.
Having said that, I think boxing will always be ok. It will have its ups and downs as is the case with any sport but in the long run it has enough appeal and enough of a core following to continue to prosper.Comment
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Are you seriously this ******?Comment
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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."
HATE is a strong word.
Boxing is dying.
I love boxing, but I do not know ONE person who is remotely interested in the sport. Apart from two relatives of mine.
I know many fans of UFC, though, sadly.Comment
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So you ignored the entire point of my argument instead constructing a fantasy scenario where Jones would "still lose".
Great. Glad to see you are a moron.
You still think Jones was even 1/5th of what he was then ignore his horrible losses years ago (and retirement) by pumping him up (and guys like you say or even admit it's one of Joe's best wins - ****ING SAD) then bring up Johnsons "win" over Dawson. Hypocrite.
Is that the same Johnson that Calzaghe would NOT FIGHT twice?Comment
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