I thought that was funny how Calzaghe, like a lot of boxers, say after a poor performance that they don't want to make excuses but proceed to list a few. He said he didn't want to make excuses for a subpar performance against Bika and said,
1) It's his first time on HBO and he wanted to impress (He's fought on Showtime for years)
2) He had to pull out of a July date he was really looking forward to (It's October)
3) He had an injury (I'm shocked)
Calzaghe is a treat to watch at his best, so I'm not trying to discredit him. But to anybody debating p4p status as it related to Calzaghe, you never see Mayweather, Wright, Pacquiao, or Taylor have an off night unless it's against another p4p or cusp of p4p fighter. Calzaghe belongs about 6th in the list right behind Hatton.
1) It's his first time on HBO and he wanted to impress (He's fought on Showtime for years)
2) He had to pull out of a July date he was really looking forward to (It's October)
3) He had an injury (I'm shocked)
Calzaghe is a treat to watch at his best, so I'm not trying to discredit him. But to anybody debating p4p status as it related to Calzaghe, you never see Mayweather, Wright, Pacquiao, or Taylor have an off night unless it's against another p4p or cusp of p4p fighter. Calzaghe belongs about 6th in the list right behind Hatton.
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