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  • rebmogul
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    #71
    Originally posted by Left Hook Tua
    he lost the calzaghe fight clearly.

    i don't care if he landed the harder , cleaner punches.

    you can't win a fight throwing 10 punches a round.
    lost the fight clearly. iy wasn't even a fight. hell, he fought, sorry let me say, hugged and held on for dear life like a complete P.USSY for 11 rounds. biatch hop lost every round but the first.

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    • ßringer
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      #72
      Originally posted by Left Hook Tua
      he lost.

      it might have been close because it was such a DULL fight but it was a clear loss.

      close fights can be clear.

      people are under the misconception than a clear loss has to be a blowout.

      example......pac-morales 1. it was a close fight but it was a CLEAR loss for pacquiao.
      A clear loss doesn't have to be a blowout, you're right.

      But I wouldn't call a very close, highly contested bout that ended in a SD that many disagreed with - a "clear" loss.

      There was nothing "clear" about Hops/Zags, if anything, it was anticlimactic.

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      • bsrizpac
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        #73
        Originally posted by Left Hook Tua
        he lost the calzaghe fight clearly.

        i don't care if he landed the harder , cleaner punches.

        you can't win a fight throwing 10 punches a round.
        Given your completely irrational hatred of Hops, I'd hardly call this objective.

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        • Left Hook Tua
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          #74
          Originally posted by bsrizpac
          Given your completely irrational hatred of Hops, I'd hardly call this objective.
          yeah but i hate calzaghe's guts too so it evens out.

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          • FUC_U_PAYME
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            #75
            Its between Hopkins and Pacquiao simply on who they've beaten

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            • SonOfCuba
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              #76
              Originally posted by GreatJoe
              Hopkins = 13-3

              Mayweather = 17-0

              Calzaghe = 19-0

              Pacquiao = 21-1-2


              Therefore Calzaghe is fighter of the decade due to most fights won in the 2000's without a loss.

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              • ßringer
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                #77
                Originally posted by jaycuban


                I don't know why but anytime someone posts one of those "hand to head" gifs I always chuckle.

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                • Pullcounter
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                  #78
                  Originally posted by genialus75
                  BOYS, with a year to go before the decade ends, who do you think should be fighter of the decade?

                  HOPKINS- undisputed middleweight champion with 20 successful defenses, a schooling of oscar de la hoya, antonio tarver and kelly pavlik ...

                  MAYWEATHER jr- superb boxing skills with incomparable defense... championships in five different weight classes and an undefeated record

                  CALZAGHE- undisputed super middleweight champion (regardless of politics) and lineal light heavyweight champion who is also undefeated...

                  PACQUIAO- a former flyweight champion who has a TKO win over a former middleweight titlist... championships in five different classes (regardless of politics)
                  1) pac - 106 to 147 is impressive

                  2) hopkins - got beat a few times, but takes on challenges

                  3) floyd - he needs to fight mosley and cotto

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                  • strugler
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                    #79
                    Originally posted by Pullcounter
                    1) pac - 106 to 147 is impressive

                    2) hopkins - got beat a few times, but takes on challenges

                    3) floyd - he needs to fight mosley and cotto

                    Yep. If pac wins against hatton impressively and PBF makes Pac look like an ordinary fighter when/if they fight and beats the lineal welterweight champ, Floyds the FOTD in my opinion.

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