Joe Calzaghe was on of the true greats

[hardmanbrit]

beating one credible fighter will never make your holiness an ATG

Are you seriously trying to convince everyone that Joe fought just "one credible fighter" in his entire career?

Just one?

Dear me.

[hardmanbrit]

I recently obtained a career set of Calzaghe's fights and early in his carer his punches were always straight and he was a straight killer to the body, sick right to the gut. He never slapped at all; I thin he does it to show different angles. He could change the way he presented a punch so you never know where it is coming from or where to block.

It's obvious that that horrendous hand injury affected the man badly during the last five or six years of his reign as Champ.

[Da Hammer]

Who is this "Joe" of which the OP talks about? Joe the Plumber? Joe Buck? Joe *****?

[hardmanbrit]

Who is this "Joe" of which the OP talks about? Joe the Plumber? Joe Buck? Joe *****?

Joe Pasquale.

[dans]

It's amazing how no one talks much about Calzaghe only a few months after announcing his retirement.

Floyd retired and it was like he never left. People talked almost as much about him when he was retired as when he was active.

That says a lot. Calzaghe never engrained his greatness into the consciousness of boxing fans. The fact that he had great talent is besides the point. A lot of fighters have had great talent but are not remembered as "Greats". Calzaghe will be forgotten by most people in the next 15 years.

[713832281]

wow..lmaoo

Joe Calzaghe was one of the true greats.

Joe would of beaten James Toney, he was a level below Calzaghe.

Hopkin is a more difficult prospect but he would have troube with a prime Joe's hand speed.

Jones would of been a pick em fight.

I wish people would celebrate a great and underrated fighter like Joe more, he was an exceptional talent.

won 46 (KO 32) + lost 0 (KO 0) + drawn 0 = 46

[#1Assassin]

Are you seriously trying to convince everyone that Joe fought just "one credible fighter" in his entire career?

Just one?

Dear me.

roy was washed up. beating him means as much as berbick beating ali. lacy was a bum, dont give me that u said this and that.. he never beat nobody, not before or after joe. kessler is a decent fighter, but if he was something special his ppl wouldnt protect him so much. that leaves eubank who was past his best but still a solid win, especially so early in joes career. and hopkins, who also was past his best.. but it doesnt matter since i didnt think he beat hopkins anyways.

joe was a very talented fighter, but he was to obsessed with staying undefeated he didnt take the risks he should have. hes a couldve, shouldve but didnt fighter who doesnt deserve to go down amongst the best of his time lil less of all time.

[Patheticfraud?]

Joe Calzaghe is a damn bum. The biggest fraud in boxing. A disgrace.

[portuge puncher]

jus becuz i feel like being an *******,
im gonna say it,

calsappy aint **** compared to prime B-hop an prime Roy Jones,

and they all aint **** compared to VINNIE PAZ!!!!!!!!!!!

[S A M U R A I]

Joe Calzaghe is a damn bum. The biggest fraud in boxing. A disgrace.

OK, so answer one question:

Why was getting a win over Calzaghe such a big deal?

Answer one more:

Should anyone who lost to a "damn bum" and "the biggest fraud in boxing" be embarrassed?



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