Who was first to use real dirt tactics?

I have never figured out why this statement by Joe is lost o all of his fans. It's as if they want to ignore it.

 

what happened i didn't see the fight?

 

I don't understand why you would admit to such a thing. Joe has the brain the size of a peanut.

 

Tactical low blows and hard intentional rabbit punches are the most despicable things you can do in a ring, basically. Calzaghe disappointed many people on many levels in this fight.

 

Boo ****ing hoo. Hopkins is a dirty fighter too......you should read up on a man named Harry Greb. That's boxing for you.

 

When Calzaghe does it it's worse. He's Joe Calzaghe.

 

I'll be the first to admit Calzaghe used dirty/rough tactics. Not a tea party though is it? Hopkins does some dirty ****, and it's called "skill" and/or "brilliant ring craft". Calzaghe does it, and it's "dirty". It's all dirty, but that's boxing. Hopkins is a master at using his head, and hitting on the blind side of the ref. Calzaghe has always held and hit as well. Holyfield is another fighter who is good at using his head. It's not clean, but that's just the way it is.

Hell, Calzaghe (in the 8th round in his fight against Jones) tried to open Jones' cut cut up even further at the end of the round by putting his head on the cut/grinding his head in there. Go look. Seen Hopkins do it dozens of times......and again, it's apart of boxing.

 

Oh, I see.

 

dirtiest fighter ever- Fritzie Zivic, he thumbed al bummy davis so hard that davis snapped and hit him with something like 8 low blows in a row then kicked the ref hahaha

 

None of that matters. What you are failing to see is that BHop had that ***** reeling. And he had to use a low blow to survive. Only a ****ing *** would equate a low blow with other types of rough-housing. That's why they call any of the worst type of cheating a "low blow"

 

A man does not go for another mans jewels

 

Is this on youtube o.o