Calzaghe the KO Specialist Part 3 (Vid) (Viewers descrection is Advised)

Calfaggy ****ing sucks. And you ****ing suck, too.

 

wtf :rofl

 

is that Terminator soundtrack?? :rofl

 

Torres and Manfredo should fight for the right to call Calzaghe out of retirement for a grudge match.

 

Listen to 2:43 ****** was like he's a good fighter ranked #1 in the world

Announcer " He shouldn't have been ranked # 1 in the world "

 

never gets old. good work

 

what a magnificant brutal calzaghe type KO victory

70% rate hard earned

 

How do you recall the (Joe) Calzaghe fight?

''The main thing I remember about Calzaghe was how hard he punched. I thought he had bricks in his gloves at one point. On top of that - he was big, he was strong, he was hearty, he had fast hand speed and he had a very awkward southpaw stance.

He was unbeaten, he didn't know how to lose. I actually lost 20 pounds in a week and was preparing for a righty light-heavyweight. (Laughs) Has there ever been many more difficult tasks?

On top of all that, he puts me down in the opening 15 seconds, for only the second clean knockdown of my life. (Laughs) .''

''I've never been knocked down in the first round before Joe hit me with a powerful left-hand punch, which I never saw, and within half a minute of the bell ringing I was having to pick myself up and deal with the realization that I was in for a long night. That punch really hurt and thereafter it was a tough fight.''

Joe obviously went on to be an exceptionally great world champion.''

Chris Eubank

''I started out [professional] with the Ingles. I used to do a lot of body sparring with the likes of Bomber Graham, Johnny Nelson and Naseem Hamed. Nelson never had any bottle: he used to nick fights running away. But Naz was ****ing brilliant - so elusive and he hit really hard. Even when he were just 15, he told my uncle to get his autograph 'cos he were going to be a superstar.

Nigel Benn used me seven times over in Tenerife, including for the Gerald McClellan fight. I had a big bet, three figures, on McClellan to win in the first round at about 10-1. And he would've if the ref hadn't kept interrupting. Nige and me would spar half-an-hour a day, then both go out on the ****. We always had a headguard and 16 oz gloves and often I'd outjab him. Nigel weren't a liberty-taker.

But the best I've been inside the ring with was Joe Calzaghe in sparring. Beforehand, I thought he were quite boring to watch and looked as if he slapped but, **** me, he punches hard. If he slapped, Bernard Hopkins would've stood toe-to-toe with Joe, but he [Hopkins] got on his bike, didn't he? If Joe and Nigel had fought, I think Joe would have been able to take the pain and would've ended up hurting Nigel, bit like Michael Watson did.''

Tony Booth

(Booth's fought and sparred against a who's who of champions, prospects, contenders, and plenty of big punchers all the way from middle up to heavyweight).

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''Joe's a great all rounder. He can box on the front foot. He can box on the back foot. When you make mistakes he punishes you, and he punishes you very quickly.

''I would say the first three or four shots in his combinations might be light, but when he gets you in range the last three or four are really hard believe me. Hard and quick, and so difficult to defend against.''

Richie Woodhall

''I thought I'd been hit by a lorry''

Karl Barwise

''This kid has everything''

Spencer Alton

''I've never been hit so hard and so often''

Andy Flute

Glen Catley and Dean Francis said that Calzaghe hit them harder than anyone and that was back in 92 at 156lbs.

Now who's the more credible source? Bitter little obsessed keyboard warrior ****** who's devoted almost his entire ESB existence to trying to discredit Calzaghe and poison others against him, or world class professional boxers who've actually shared a ring with Calzaghe and have scaled heights that realsouljah's entire worthless bloodline would have to consume industrial quantities of psychotropic drugs to even begin to imagine were possible?

Internet geek (fight record 0-0-0), or actual world class boxers who been hit on the whiskers by the likes of Roy Jones, Nigel Benn, David Haye, Carl Thompson, Enzo Maccarinelli, Michael Watson, Glen Catley, Dean Francis, Keith Holmes (I could go on but I think you get the picture)?

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:rofl:rofl

 

I have a question who was the last official Ko Joe has had over an above average fighter ? I mean did his hands always prevent him from getting a KO ?Or did the refs who made those premature stoppages were concerned for Joe's hands safety :hey

 

Who the **** was that ref and why was this Torres guy looking like he was 83 years old atsch

 

You don't know he was ranked #1 in the world