114-113 Hopkins, so says the Associated Press, ESPN.com and many ESBers.

Please, this is the proving ground here and nothing you say will change that. Epic fail.

 

atsch ......nothing to say to my response then eh ****wit!!!?

 

You're right, nothing I can say, and nothing you can say, can change the FACT that Calzaghe beat Hopkins.

 

No, nothing other than wondering if your soap is providing a good interest rate?

 

I guess we agree on something. But then you'd have to be ******ed to question facts, no?

 

Your 100% right....on paper Calzaghe beat Hopkins................WELL DONE YOU!!!!
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Undeservedly & through slapping though!!!!
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You'd have to be ******ed to claim Calzaghe failed epically in his attempt to beat Hopkins, right Pfeiffer? :yep

 

gee, sometimes you come over like an objective Calzaghe supporter, other times you come over like just another biased yank :hey

 

I found a website that judges the fights it 60 percent gave it to Calzhage, 30 to B-hop and 10 percent draw. I scored it for Joe Cal by a few points. Will watch again though

 

That statement was objective....Just hope Joe can impress next time (NOT FIGHTING ROY JONES)

 

Wrong fool, he failed to impress and win in a convincing fashion. He didn't fail epically like you claim in your silly islander speak. Reather, it was an epic fail.

 

Hey fool :hey

Whatever Calzaghe was attempting to do, he achieved it - he now has RJJ chasing him for a big $$$ fight, and he now has all the ******s like yourself talking about how easy he will be to beat.

LINE EM UP!!!!!!

IF IT MAKES DOLLAZ, IT MAKES SENSE :yep

 

Try Euros, dollars ain't worth **** right now. Also RJJ is not gonna beat Joe, please.

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In retrospect you're right if he gets the figh with rjj -- he will be a big winner after all.

 

Semi-landed slaps count as landed punches, hence the wide gap between JC and B-Hop in terms of punchstats. On the other hand, B-Hop landed the cleanest punches as JC was walking right into the right-hand lead in the early rounds.

I had it for Calzaghe, reluctantly, as his workrate exceeded B-Hop's ring cleverness and counterpunch accuracy.

 

Calzaghe won, end of story. Bernard lunged in and potshotted and held the whole night. It was the worst display of boxing since Ruiz/McCline.