Comments Thread For: Calzaghe Blasts Tarver: I Would Have Kicked Your Ass!

[the niggest]

somebody is mad Calzaghe retired undefeated

sven ottke was also undefeated

[Cotto 54/10]

That's true though, Tarver won't stand a chance against Calzaghe

[sunny31]

sven ottke was also undefeated

Please...Calzaghe would wipe the floor with Tarver and Ottke and everyone on here knows it. Frank Warren tried to make the Tarver fight for Calzaghe several times after his Lacy win to no avail, and then the boy got whipped by Hopkins anyhow.

[uoykcuf]

I think Calzaghe would outwork Tarver to a decision win but it's a fantasy fight and I'd actually would have like to seen it. If Calzaghe were to come out of retirement he should challenge Tarver. It would be a good fight but I think Calzaghe would be victorious in the end.

[uoykcuf]

Tarver has a case,he could have knocked out featherfisted sniffing Joe

Those slaps clearly hurt since all of Calzaghes opponents back up from him. So go some more about it. Oh yeah, the Robin Reid fight was closer then Hopkins/Calzaghe because Robin Reid actually threw punches.

Because I'm sure you're one of the cry-babies who claim Hopkins was robbed since Hopkins was too wary to throw punches in that fight.

[uoykcuf]

Calzaghe lied in this article, I'm 100 percent sure that Tarver was calling him out when he was active tho. But Tarver isn't much of a draw in boxing or atleast that time he wasn't, so I don't think we can call that a duck. Tarver has like no fans because he knocked out everyones favorite fighter Roy Jones jr.

[medium-deek]

Joe v Antonioa - BODY BAG!! Tarver would be zipped up and carried out of the ring. RIP Antonio Tarver.

[Gary Coleman]

I don't particularly care for either guy and there's always a possibility of a KO. Having said tha,t Slappy would have slapped Tarver from pillar to post if they ever met.

[kbpoetree]

well altho yes Joe somehow beat Hopkins...not in my opinion tho...i do think Tarver wouldve kicked his ass..

[IMDAZED]

You had plenty of chances to fight him, Joe. Story of your career.