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broadcasting from a shed
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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whats the general opinion of this then ?
i have always defended enzo.....i think haye was genuinely too much for him....i think he beat himself against ola, he fought the wrong fight, it showed enzo calzaghes limitations as a trainer that night too....and this denis lebedev i knew nothing about, but he's unbeaten and may be very good... so, leaves me with the dilemma of how much more can i defend enzo...i think he could be good, he was good, but i think maybe the heart has been beat out of him at this stage..i dunno.. |
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He was a euro level boxer who had one good night against Braithwaite, really. I think Haye ruined him with that closing barrage - Enzo's confidence to take a shot has gone and I think what little punch resistance he had is gone with it.
He looked slow and weak against Lebedev - the speed at which he marked up was worrying. He seems a nice guy, but arrogant. He sounded like his mouth was full of cotton wool speaking after both the Afolabi and Lebedev fights - he needs to stop before someone does him serious harm. |
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i dunno what to say really...i cant argue with the above..but i'd like to..but i cant. |
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If he still wants to fight, let him be. I doubt he's made enough money to retire on and live out the rest of his life. He can probably still cut it at domestic level.
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switch to MMA. his power would be devastating. he could fight at 205. he claims to know a bit of bjj. if he gets good at grappling he can protect his chin.
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two completely different sports.. |
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Really nice guy is Enzo for those who've not met him.
Think he should retire though I think he's done personally. The Haye fight has ruined his confidence and to this day I don't understand why he didn't take a count rather than take 3 or 4 right handers in the corner in that fight. |
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Whose training him? Still Carl Ince? I think he should have gone with a championship class, established trainer. Then at least he KNOWS that its him not his trainer. Personally I think he has loads to offer but I think he is training with the wrong people- Enzo was shown up as severly lacking strategic knowledge and Carl Ince despite having a cracking little stable has yet to demostrate any form in 50-50 bouts. Anyone with a little fitness knowledge can train a championship class amateur to beat a journeyman.
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Comical Ali-egedly
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I have said before that I feel it is time to pack it in...... but if he fancies one more shot, and the board are happy for him to continue, then who am I to judge?
One more stoppage loss though and that's got to be it, surely? |
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