What if Dariusz Michalczewski had beaten Julio Cesar Gonzales to get to 49-0 and retired tying Rocky Marciano's career mark, how would he be remembered? The Jones fight never materializing is a black mark against him, but thats as much Jones fault as it is Michalczewski's in my opinion. He has a solid resume, but far from great. Would he have been remembered more like Calzaghe, or more like Sven Otkke?
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Originally posted by JAB5239 View PostWhat if Dariusz Michalczewski had beaten Julio Cesar Gonzales to get to 49-0 and retired tying Rocky Marciano's career mark, how would he be remembered? The Jones fight never materializing is a black mark against him, but thats as much Jones fault as it is Michalczewski's in my opinion. He has a solid resume, but far from great. Would he have been remembered more like Calzaghe, or more like Sven Otkke?
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Originally posted by Scott9945 View PostMore like Calzaghe than Ottke, but nothing like Marciano. Spending his entire career in Europe and never fighting Roy Jones just limits his impact.
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I thought DM could have easily gotten the nod against Gonzalez. I personally thought he lost, but he didn't get the benefit on the doubt like Calzaghe did against Hopkins and Ottke did against Brewer in the first fight. Both of which they could easily have lost. He wouldn't be remembered like Ottke because he knocked people out, from the Hill fight in 97 to Gonzalez in 2003, nobody lasted the distance with him. He would have been remembered as one of the best LHW's of all time if he retired at 49-0. Even though the Jones fight didn't materialize.
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Originally posted by Blah! View Postyou saw all those fights? heard he had some issues with hall the first time around, not true?Last edited by Pastrano; 05-03-2011, 07:11 AM.
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everybody knows he had a crappy version of the title and unlike Rocky could never really claim to be the true champ of his division, I mean does anybody here doubt that RJJ would have taken him apart? (Also if jones hadn't been disqualified against Griffin wouldn't he also have gotten to nearly 49-0 too? - can't remember the exact numbers but wasn't he like 47/48 and 1 going into the first tarver fight?)Last edited by Daddy T; 05-04-2011, 02:38 AM.
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