This fight totally changed both of their careers.For Lacy it took his confidence which is bad news for a confidence fighter (Tyson) and for Calzaghe it finally made people believe he was the real deal. I dont think anyone outside of the UK cared about Calzaghe before the Lacy fight
What fights changed a fighters career,even if they won?
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yea I guess. its jus funny to me whenever i see posts about rios being all that cause he is such trash. all he is an arrogant punk with a big mouth and a big punch. no skills past that...Comment
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I think he's referring to you how premature mentioning Rios when Rios is still in his twilight of his career and rightfully so.
Maybe we should ask this of Rios when he finally does fight a JMM/Maidana etc...Comment
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Yeah I agree about PW-Martinez. I think PW's prime ended in that ring with Martinez. Hasn't fought that well again since. Of course it might not be fair to make a final judgement on that, but we'll know soon enough.P-Will-Martinez is looking like to could be one, Paul has been pretty awful since that first fight, nevermind the rematch.
Shane was already nearly done, but his career was basically ended after the 4th round against Mayweather. They say power is the last thing to leave a fighter, Floyd's counter punches made Shane gun-shy and in turn took his power.Comment
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Cosine this. I enjoyed watching him get embarrassed for 12 rounds too.
As for the thread, I think Margarito left everything in the ring in the first Cotto fight. After that, he just couldn't let his hands go anymore.Comment
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To me, Martinez exposed Williams weaknesses. Lara, being a slick, patient southpaw studied this and landed the overhand left at will (no pun intended)
But i don't think that took anything out of Williams. He not a shot fighter. He's the same fighter. 1,000 punches a fight, low connect rate, while taking on some punishment.Comment
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