Gerald McClellan vs Joe calzaghe at 168, who wins?
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Calzaghe either never fought, had contreversal fights that could have gone either way, or got busted up and almost KTFO by 40+ year old versions of those fighters. One way past his prime, and one shot to the point of no return. So how exactly does that show that Calzaghe could contest with these guys and have a shot at winning while they were in their prime.Comment
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McClellan's worked rate dropped pretty quickly. I agree with the poster who said that if Calzaghe made it out of the first round he'd go on to win.Comment
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Calzaghe was never close to being knocked out by Hopkins and was just rattled by a forearm shot from Jones. Calzaghe was past his prime clearly in both fights too.Calzaghe either never fought, had contreversal fights that could have gone either way, or got busted up and almost KTFO by 40+ year old versions of those fighters. One way past his prime, and one shot to the point of no return. So how exactly does that show that Calzaghe could contest with these guys and have a shot at winning while they were in their prime.Comment
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Not to mention he beat Roy Jones in the amateurs!He came into the fight with a condition, and was internally bleeding from the second round on, hence him having his mouth open and blinking all the time. He also put a beating on Benn. I don't think yo know about Gerald, he had never been hurt in a fight once, and he was Thomas Hearns sparring partner, and used to beat on Hearns.Comment
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He was also having a brain bleed from the second round on. Sad the incompitent doctors and ref couldn't tell from his consistant trembling, maybe he would have been operated on in time.Comment

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