Joe Calzaghe's and Jeff Lacy's amateur records right here

[JUYJUY]

CALZAGHE

1985: Great-Britain Schools Lightweight: 1°
1987: Great-Britain Schools Juniorwelterweight: 1°
1988: Great-Britain Schools Juniorwelterweight: 1°
1988: Tournoi Italia Welterweight: 1°
1989: Great-Britain Juniors Welterweight: 1°
1989: Four Nation Juniors Tournoi Copenhagen Welterweight: 1°
+ Roar Petajamaa (Nor) kot 2
+ Michael Smyth (Angl) kot 3
+ Adrian Opreda (Rou) points
+ Ole Klemetsen (Nor) kot 1
1990: Great-Britain Welterweight
- Michael Smyth points
1990: E.C. Juniors Usti Nad Labem Welterweight: 3°
+ L. Kozak (Hon) kot 2
- Adrian Opreda (Rou) points
1991: Great-Britain Welterweight: 1°
+ C. Stephens points
+ W. Hugues kot 2
+ W. Ousey points
+ Vince Rose points
+ Trevor French points
1992: Great-Britain Juniormiddleweights: 1°
+ C. Onytwu ab.2
+ A. Langley kot 1
+ Craig Winter kot 2
+ Dean Francis kot 2
+ Glenn Catley kot 3
1993: Great-Britain Middleweight: 1°
+ P. Matthews kot 1
+ Simon Stradling kot 1
+ Jason Matthews kot 1
+ Darren Dorrington points

Record: 130-2

[JUYJUY]

LACY

1993
Jr Olympics, 132, (bronze):
+ PTS Justin Byrum
+ PTS Miguel Figueroa
- PTS Jeffrey Resto

1994
US Junior Champs, 132, (silver):
+ WO Zab Judah
+ RSCH 1 John Gonzalez
+ PTS Kevin Curry
- PTS Jorge Hawley

1995
US Junior Champs, 147, (silver):
+ RSC 1 Randy Santore
+ RSC 3 Courtney Burton
- PTS Brandon Mitchem

1996
Eastern Trials, 165, (bronze):
+ RSC 1 Kenneth Head
+ PTS Rubin Williams
- PTS Darnell Wilson

1997
National Golden Gloves, 165, (bronze):
+ PTS Jacob Lee
+ PTS Rubin Williams
- PTS Randy Griffin

World Championships, 165:
+1TKO Thapelo Setlalekgosi BOT, WC Budapest
-PTS Dilshod Yarbekov UZB, WC Budapest

Muhammad Ali Cup, 165, (silver)
+ 15-14 Denis Inkin ROS, Louisville (75)
+19-4 Oleg Bokalo UKR, Louisville
-10-17 Brian Magee IRL, Louisville

1998
US Championships, 165, (gold):
+ RSC 2 George Klinesmith
+ RSC 2 Daniel Garcia
+ PTS Lafarell Bunting
+ RSC 2 Arthur Palac
+ PTS Randy Griffin

PAL Championships, 165, (gold):
+2TKO Jeff Powell USA, Colorado Springs
+3TKO Raymond Judd USA, Colorado Springs
+1TKO Deon Lyons USA, Colorado Springs
+PTS Jerson Ravelo USA, Colorado Springs
+PTS Yusef Mack USA, Colorado Springs

USA-England, 165:
+ PTS Ian Cooper, Middlesbrough Eng

1999
US Championships, 156, (silver):
+22-11 Julius Fogle USA, Colorado Springs
+1TKO Ramaro Johnson USA, Colorado Springs
+23-8 LaFarrell Bunting USA, Colorado Springs
-11-13 Arthur Palac USA, Colorado Springs

National Golden Gloves, 156:
-PTS Romaro Johnson USA,

US Challenge, 156:
- PTS Jerson Ravelo
+ RSC 2 Lafarell Bunting

USA-South Korea, 156:
+ PTS Ho-Chul Kim (KOR)

PAL Championships, 156, (gold):
+ RSC 3 Cornell Hester
+ RSC 2 Daniel Edouard
+ PTS Yusef Mack
+ PTS Eric Simmons
+ PTS William Gibbs

USA-Argentina, 156:
+ RSC 2 Mariano Carrera (ARG)

2000
US Olympic Trials, 165:
+ PTS Brad Austin
+ PTS Jerson Ravelo
+ PTS Randy Griffin

US Olympic Box-Offs, 165:
-9-12 Arthur Palac USA, Mashantucket CT
+10-9 Arthur Palac USA, Mashantucket CT

1st America´s Olympic Qualifier, 165, (gold):
+PTS Alex James (GRN)
+ RSC 2 Stephan Boyd (JAM)
+ PTS Jhim Rodriguez (VEN)
+ WO Donald Orr (CAN)

USA-Mexico, 165:
-6-13 David Leyva Sanchez MEX, Mashantucket CT

USA-Ukraine, 156:
+2-1 Oleg Butz UKR, Fort Worth TX

Olympic Games, 165:
+3TKO Cleiton Conceicao BRA, Sydney OG
+PTS Pawel Kakietek POL, Sydney OG
-3TKO Gaidarbek Gaidarbekov RUS, Sydney OG

Record: 209-22

[Kimmy]

CALZAGHE

1985: Great-Britain Schools Lightweight: 1°
1987: Great-Britain Schools Juniorwelterweight: 1°
1988: Great-Britain Schools Juniorwelterweight: 1°
1988: Tournoi Italia Welterweight: 1°
1989: Great-Britain Juniors Welterweight: 1°
1989: Four Nation Juniors Tournoi Copenhagen Welterweight: 1°
+ Roar Petajamaa (Nor) kot 2
+ Michael Smyth (Angl) kot 3
+ Adrian Opreda (Rou) points
+ Ole Klemetsen (Nor) kot 1
1990: Great-Britain Welterweight
- Michael Smyth points
1990: E.C. Juniors Usti Nad Labem Welterweight: 3°
+ L. Kozak (Hon) kot 2
- Adrian Opreda (Rou) points
1991: Great-Britain Welterweight: 1°
+ C. Stephens points
+ W. Hugues kot 2
+ W. Ousey points
+ Vince Rose points
+ Trevor French points
1992: Great-Britain Juniormiddleweights: 1°
+ C. Onytwu ab.2
+ A. Langley kot 1
+ Craig Winter kot 2
+ Dean Francis kot 2
+ Glenn Catley kot 3
1993: Great-Britain Middleweight: 1°
+ P. Matthews kot 1
+ Simon Stradling kot 1
+ Jason Matthews kot 1
+ Darren Dorrington points

Record: 130-2

Stoppage wins over Catley, Mathews and Francis hold a little weight but the depth of quality isn't of say...an Olympain!

[Kimmy]

LACY

1993
Jr Olympics, 132, (bronze):
+ PTS Justin Byrum
+ PTS Miguel Figueroa
- PTS Jeffrey Resto

1994
US Junior Champs, 132, (silver):
+ WO Zab Judah
+ RSCH 1 John Gonzalez
+ PTS Kevin Curry
- PTS Jorge Hawley

1995
US Junior Champs, 147, (silver):
+ RSC 1 Randy Santore
+ RSC 3 Courtney Burton
- PTS Brandon Mitchem

1996
Eastern Trials, 165, (bronze):
+ RSC 1 Kenneth Head
+ PTS Rubin Williams
- PTS Darnell Wilson

1997
National Golden Gloves, 165, (bronze):
+ PTS Jacob Lee
+ PTS Rubin Williams
- PTS Randy Griffin

World Championships, 165:
+1TKO Thapelo Setlalekgosi BOT, WC Budapest
-PTS Dilshod Yarbekov UZB, WC Budapest

Muhammad Ali Cup, 165, (silver)
+ 15-14 Denis Inkin ROS, Louisville (75)
+19-4 Oleg Bokalo UKR, Louisville
-10-17 Brian Magee IRL, Louisville

1998
US Championships, 165, (gold):
+ RSC 2 George Klinesmith
+ RSC 2 Daniel Garcia
+ PTS Lafarell Bunting
+ RSC 2 Arthur Palac
+ PTS Randy Griffin

PAL Championships, 165, (gold):
+2TKO Jeff Powell USA, Colorado Springs
+3TKO Raymond Judd USA, Colorado Springs
+1TKO Deon Lyons USA, Colorado Springs
+PTS Jerson Ravelo USA, Colorado Springs
+PTS Yusef Mack USA, Colorado Springs

USA-England, 165:
+ PTS Ian Cooper, Middlesbrough Eng

1999
US Championships, 156, (silver):
+22-11 Julius Fogle USA, Colorado Springs
+1TKO Ramaro Johnson USA, Colorado Springs
+23-8 LaFarrell Bunting USA, Colorado Springs
-11-13 Arthur Palac USA, Colorado Springs

National Golden Gloves, 156:
-PTS Romaro Johnson USA,

US Challenge, 156:
- PTS Jerson Ravelo
+ RSC 2 Lafarell Bunting

USA-South Korea, 156:
+ PTS Ho-Chul Kim (KOR)

PAL Championships, 156, (gold):
+ RSC 3 Cornell Hester
+ RSC 2 Daniel Edouard
+ PTS Yusef Mack
+ PTS Eric Simmons
+ PTS William Gibbs

USA-Argentina, 156:
+ RSC 2 Mariano Carrera (ARG)

2000
US Olympic Trials, 165:
+ PTS Brad Austin
+ PTS Jerson Ravelo
+ PTS Randy Griffin

US Olympic Box-Offs, 165:
-9-12 Arthur Palac USA, Mashantucket CT
+10-9 Arthur Palac USA, Mashantucket CT

1st America´s Olympic Qualifier, 165, (gold):
+PTS Alex James (GRN)
+ RSC 2 Stephan Boyd (JAM)
+ PTS Jhim Rodriguez (VEN)
+ WO Donald Orr (CAN)

USA-Mexico, 165:
-6-13 David Leyva Sanchez MEX, Mashantucket CT

USA-Ukraine, 156:
+2-1 Oleg Butz UKR, Fort Worth TX

Olympic Games, 165:
+3TKO Cleiton Conceicao BRA, Sydney OG
+PTS Pawel Kakietek POL, Sydney OG
-3TKO Gaidarbek Gaidarbekov RUS, Sydney OG

Record: 209-22

Can't really claim a fame to this record either. Calzaghe has the better record i think but look what Lacy has done in 20 pro fights compared to Calzaghe's 40!

[JUYJUY]

Stoppage wins over Catley, Mathews and Francis hold a little weight but the depth of quality isn't of say...an Olympain!

Calzaghe was screwed out of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics due to politics (the Welsh ABA refused to nominate him because they felt Joe was disrespectful the way he would drop his gloves and tap opponents on the head, and Ali shuffles etc). Robin Reid went to the Olympics instead of Joe, despite Joe having knocked out top Euro opponents that Reid had lost to.

[Kimmy]

Calzaghe was screwed out of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics due to politics (the Welsh ABA refused to nominate him because they felt Joe was disrespectful the way he would drop his gloves and tap opponents on the head, and Ali shuffles etc). Robin Reid went to the Olympics instead of Joe, despite Joe having knocked out top Euro opponents that Reid had lost to.

Shame, Joe's speed would have suited it. I'll say one thing, Calzaghe doesn't really have much experience with defeat in his boxing career!

[Banned666]

Shame, Joe's speed would have suited it. I'll say one thing, Calzaghe doesn't really have much experience with defeat in his boxing career!

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[JUYJUY]

Shame, Joe's speed would have suited it. I'll say one thing, Calzaghe doesn't really have much experience with defeat in his boxing career!

Joe's beaten everybody he's ever stepped into the ring with. Apparently the loss to the Romanian in Romania made Jones Jr's loss to Park Si-Hun look fair by comparison! And Smyth was a screwjob because Smyth's Dad was the referee.

[Kimmy]

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First off, the display pic is ME! And who the **** are you Mr `so much bad karma it's falling from your ass`!

[Kimmy]

Joe's beaten everybody he's ever stepped into the ring with. Apparently the loss to the Romanian in Romania made Jones Jr's loss to Park Si-Hun look fair by comparison! And Smyth was a screwjob because Smyth's Dad was the referee.

His dad was ref!!! Is that legal?