Joe Calzaghe retired 46-0 (32) in 2008. Get over it. Fans & haters; quit trolling!

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  1. pecho26

    pecho26 ESB Lurker Full Member

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    AhAhaa alright im a tell u the thruth.Although i dislike your calzaghe obssesion, i enjoy reading some of your funnier posts.:lol:
    Youre one funny ****er ill give you that.:good
     
  2. lefthook89

    lefthook89 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    DAMN, Im far from a calazaghe fan and even that kind of wanted me to jump to his aid. You gonna take that Headbanger? Guy just tore your hero a new ******* and rented it out:shock:
     
  3. dinovelvet

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    Calzaghes record would be a lot stronger if he had taken Froch's O. He was British at the time and was as popular as Tony Bellew is now.

    But you're wrong about Joe ruining Carl if he won Banger, all wrong.

    What happened when he was beaten by Ward? He totally changed his style to a more aggressive , brawler who looked to blast away his opponent.
    So if Joe did win , he would of only uncaged that beast from within a lot sooner.
    Froch has mental strenght and determination that cant be thought, Joey boys slaps would of had no lasting effect.
     
  4. Foxy 01

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    Keep licking the windows son.
     
  5. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    Jeez that list is still better than what Joe was fighting. Manfredo stand uppp!! :happy

    Maybe Joe will come out of retirement for a crack at Toney? Isn't he the legend killer afterall?
     
  6. Loudon

    Loudon Loyal Member Full Member

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    Joe's record would have been stronger if he'd have got on a plane earlier in his career, instead of frequently getting lost with Enzo in their hired pedalo somewhere off of Cardigan Bay, on route to The U.S.
     
  7. boxfanlut

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    Didn't joe duck Clinton woods???
     
  8. DcRfc

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    HEADBANGER speaks the truth. All roads most certainly do lead to the living legend and fighting phenom Joe Calzaghe.
     
  9. turbotime

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  10. Brighton bomber

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    The reason I dislike Calzaghe is the same reason why I disliked Jones, he had so much ability in the ring but never reached his full potential, not all his fault to be fair but he still failed to achieve all that he could have.

    I used to be a Calzaghe fan, first saw him beat Delaney and followed his career closely but lost interest round 2004-2005 when he went 2 years fighting guys like Ashira, Viet and Salem.

    At that time I felt he was throwing away his career and after watching him dominate one of my favourite fighters in Eubank, when he won the title I had real high hopes for him. Calzaghe has everything, speed, power (before his hand problems), boxing skills, iron chin, great stamina. His only weaknesses as a fighter was his technique was sloppy and he wasn't to hard to hit especially with the right hand.

    Guys like Hatton even Froch would kill for the natural talent Calzaghe had, they did the best with their meager natural gifts looking for the best possible fights while Calzaghe wasted his prime years and his ambition only matched his talent during the 3 last years of his career.
     
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  12. timeout

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    Amen brother!!!

    Sir Joe forever in our heart's!!!!

    There is no blueprint. Too fast, too slick, too quick! :deal:deal
     
  13. Foxy 01

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    A simple question to the idiots who quote what Calzaghe has said before and after fights. Can that trio of garbage Hopkins, Jones Jr, and Toney even do joined up speaking between their combined IQ of 50.

    Still fighting because they are so thick they've been ripped off, fvcked off, and punched into imbecility.
     
  14. Loudon

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    Joined up speaking? :lol:
     
  15. Loudon

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    Is that all you've got? :good