The Joe Calzaghe Deception, the night Bernard Hopkins was robbed

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by ExecutionStyle, Sep 29, 2010.


  1. time

    time Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Huh, hopkins did practically nothing after round 4 and in no way deserved even a split decision imo, if you like compubox calzaghe out landed him by nearly twice as many in most of the rounds and to top it all hopkins was reduced to faking low blows to survive the fight!! Yeah of course he won

    All you have to do is watch the entire fight to score it correctly
     
  2. ExecutionStyle

    ExecutionStyle Member Full Member

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    Concubox is severely Flawed.
     
  3. ExecutionStyle

    ExecutionStyle Member Full Member

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    Lol u see neone who scores the fight for hopkins is a "nuthugger" to you. Go troll somewhere else.
     
  4. ExecutionStyle

    ExecutionStyle Member Full Member

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    Hbo already had jonesvscalzaghe ready only way hopkins was walkin out of there with a win is ifhe knocked calzaghe out.
     
  5. willcross

    willcross Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Is it just me, or didn't not many people think Bhop won vs calzaghe after the fight. Then bhop dominates Pavlik and alot of people come on here saying he was robbed vs joe cal?
     
  6. dubace

    dubace Well-Known Member Full Member

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    it's just you, idiot.
     
  7. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    Calzaghe made Hopkins look awful. Hopkins is known to finish strong yet he couldnt compete with Calzaghe. Joe landed more on Hopkins than anyone else ever, and took away Hopkins workrate, reducing him to trying to hold on for the finish.
    If Hopkins thought he was winning do you think he would be trying to get time out, and try to get the ref to deduct points of Calzaghe? Of course he wouldnt.
    Calzaghe was a clear winner