Comments Thread For: frank Warren: Froch Wanted No Part of Prime Calzaghe!

[GRUSTLER]

None of you can say what Calzaghe would have done to Ward because Calzaghe never fought anyone as good as Ward in his whole career. If I'm lying then name them.

[Uncle Rodge]

Warren is such a lying, bitter ****.

Lying, bitter, fish eye'd ****.

[raskat]

first of all, the whole world knows Froch wanted to fight Calzaghe but Calzaghe wanted no part of him. Secondly, nobody gives a f+ck what a lying piece of sh+t manager like Frank Warren says. Im not a Froch fan but I admit he is 10 times the man Calzaghe is and Froch fought everybody, beat almost everybody and is 10 times more hall of fame worthy than Calzaghe. And thats a fact.
as for Kessler: Froch beat Kessler in my opinion, the judges were pretty biased in my opinion.

[rorymac]

1. Froch was a nobody when he called out Calzaghe. Calzaghe humiliates him anyway.

2. Prime Calzaghe beats Ward.

[Flux]

Prime Calzaghe wasted his career at 168, rather than putting on 7 pounds and fighting the real stars in their prime. Kessler and Hopkins are his only real stand-out wins...

[rorymac]

Prime Calzaghe wasted his career at 168, rather than putting on 7 pounds and fighting the real stars in their prime. Kessler and Hopkins are his only real stand-out wins...

I'll knock you out just like Calzaghe knocked out Tocker Pudwill

[Drunk Punch]

Before anyone believes a word of what Warren says, isn't it telling that all of his big names stars leave him.

[Slick.Rick]

Frank is 100% right, Joe C. would have schooled Carl Froch. Hatton's comeback must be money related, even though he says no. I knew he was coming back in early May when his promo company lost its TV deal. By the way, Frank is a good writer.

[deanrw]

A prime Calzaghe was a top level fighter. His level of competition was not great, but you could see the talent. Ward is also a top level fighter. A fight between them would have been tough for both of them.

[daggum]

You have to agree with Frank on his last statement, Froch is a very good fighter but he's not great; and he sure as hell is no legend! Calzaghe, on the other hand, was fine, fine, fighter. A pleasure to watch, really (for me atleast). I think Emmanuel Steward said it best, "I've never seen a fighter make better adjustments than Calzaghe."

Unfortunately his brittle hands did force him to slap a lot of his punches; this, however, did not stop him from having a very respectable KO percentage.

very respectable indeed

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