20 yrs from now, what will you tell your children about Joe Calzaghe?

[Gatti9783]

I was born in America and have both Italian and British heritages. I like my Italian heritage alot

Italian foods are also probably some of the best food people can have, puertorican, mexican food is good aswell.

Sounds like something you wrote for your 3rd grade class. What is your favorite color?

[Gatti9783]

Well ''at the end of the day'' and ''listen'' would surely have to be included. In all honesty though, he's just been a very good fighter. He is not going to be the first person you mention when talking about great fighters from the past.

Understatement. It's like if you were telling your kids about NBA greats and were like "listen let me tell you kids about Raef LaFrentz"

[Technical_Skill]

Sounds like something you wrote for your 3rd grade class. What is your favorite color?

**** cracked me up

Seriously tho, italian food, italian football, Ferrari formula 1. That's the good life.

[Gatti9783]

Seriously tho, italian food, italian football, Ferrari formula 1. That's the good life.

Amen to that!

[Thunder Lips]

The real question is "What will Bernard Hopkins and Roy Jones tell their kids about Joe Calzaghe 20 years from now?"

[bsrizpac]

The real question is "What will Bernard Hopkins and Roy Jones tell their kids about Joe Calzaghe 20 years from now?"

Ah joe fans , living in an alternate universe of ******.

Your comment is akin to asking

"What will Muhammed Ali tell his kids about Leon Spinks and Trever Berbick" back when he retired.

Get a grip morons.

[roundingace]

Same thing I tell them now: Slapstick with a padded record and overrated stature.

[FLY TY]

20 yrs from now, what will you tell your children about Joe Calzaghe?

not a damn thing. sorry.

[Da Hammer]

20 years from now i will be "Joe Calzaghe?? Who the **** is that?? Oh you mean Calslappy... yea he's of no importance! Now son lets talk about the next true great on my list Victor Ortiz!!!

[-Swizzy-]

20 yrs from now, what will you tell your children about Joe Calzaghe?

A grossly overrated fighter who is an example of how being undefeated doesn't mean much in boxing unless you have fought good opposition.

He was a hypocrite who was protected his whole career and even complained about being protected and when he broke free from his protection and could make his own choices in opponents, he chose to fight a 43 year old and a 39 year old then retired.

His fighting style was very sloppy and very active but lacked substance. Only casual uneducated boxing fans could appreciate his style but true boxing fans know that he is nothing but a girly slap puncher who couldn't knock out a 5 year old child with a clean punch.