Comments Thread For: Calzaghe: Lost Hunger, Fading Skills Forced My Retirement

[UglyPug]

LOL - clowns thought dawson would have beat joe... LOL

... after hopkins schools pascal - that will show u haters what type of fighter calzaghe is... there was literally NOBODY for calzaghe to face when he retired... he was right about dawson all along - and I HOPE people realize that especially now after what pascal did to him... calzaghe is the greatest SMW OF ALL TIME.. better than james toney at SMW, and roy jones at SMW... SMW is a new division.. but calzaghe is its king... calzaghe also top 50 ATG

[MACAQUEINBLACK]

calzaghe also top 50 ATG

You were doing well until you dropped that.



He's not top 100, let alone 50.

[BattlingNelson]

... after hopkins schools pascal - that will show u haters what type of fighter calzaghe is... there was literally NOBODY for calzaghe to face when he retired... he was right about dawson all along - and I HOPE people realize that especially now after what pascal did to him... calzaghe is the greatest SMW OF ALL TIME.. better than james toney at SMW, and roy jones at SMW... SMW is a new division.. but calzaghe is its king... calzaghe also top 50 ATG

Ottke was higher rated by Ring Magazine when they where both fighting.

[wazaa.]

Agreed.

The best thing about the Calzaghe story is that he knew when to quit. Undefeated and nothing left to prove. We can say that about precious few fighters.

Sven Ottke?

[BattlingNelson]

Sven Ottke?

I guess Ottke had too many disputed decisions so we cannot really say the same about him.

[daggum]

time to shed some reality on this thread. calzaghe used to have power? here are some of his knockouts early in his career when he used to be a big puncher...

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here's some more reality. calzaghe beat hopkins? i think not. here is proof he clearly lost. anyone who actually watches this cannot possibly believe calzaghe deserved to win.

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[daggum]

my final analysis.................all time great!


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In a recent interview with South Wales Argus, former super middleweight king Joe Calzaghe (46-0) broke down the details on the circumstances which led to his retirement nearly two years ago. Calzaghe retired not long after his dominating win over Roy Jones Jr. in 2008. He has no desire to return to boxing for any amount of money. [Click Here To Read More]

don't blame the knock downs on fading skills cokezaghe!!!!

the moment you stepped up in competition, you knew you'd get spanked. you're lucky hopkins and jones were both washed up!!!!