Calzaghe returning to Boxing as trainer

[josenoway]

Joe does 2 lines before he does 2 lines, then he does 2 more.

[Mayweather41-0]

Both Calzaghe and Hatton are Boxing trainers now.

[Capaedia]

I like Joe, but i can't belive what i just read

Fortunately that's not a quote of his.

That's from the ******ed author.

[SirTomJones]

Hopefully the fighters from Hopkins' gym won't be the victims of bad decisions when they fight the fighters from Calzaghe's gym.

Hopefully the fighters from Hopkins' gym won't be rolling around faking injuries then getting bummed by the fighters from Calzaghe's gym

[Light_Speed]

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/28162024/

"I think boxing is a dying sport. Globally — in America for instance — you've got UFC, which has taken a lot off boxing, business-wise,''

"I'm glad I'm ending my career and not starting it because I don't think it's going to be that great in the future"

[titan m]

Hopefully the fighters from Hopkins' gym won't be the victims of bad decisions when they fight the fighters from Calzaghe's gym.

Calzaghe beat Hopkins get over it. Hopkins could never take a loss like a man and he embarassed himself that night with all his whining, almost as bad as he did in the second Jones fight rolling around on the floor and crying.

[Weebler I]

"There is too much politics in boxing, too many belts and too many champions, which dilutes real champions like myself,'' he said.

"There are four world champions in each division and it's bad because there are no stars any more. It's a big problem.''

Does he really think there are no stars in boxing? he's right about the belts though obviously.

[yoz]

Hopefully the fighters from Hopkins' gym won't be the victims of bad decisions when they fight the fighters from Calzaghe's gym.

Still not over that decision, eh?

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Great, we can expect a whole new generation of slappers to come out of the UK!

Slapping Americans like the b1tches they are.

[Light_Speed]

Does he really think there are no stars in boxing? he's right about the belts though obviously.

Yup he dissed the sport of boxing and now he's happy to be back as a trainer. Coke is a hell of a drug.