Bernard Humphery Hopkins Jr has a glass belt line

Bhop embarrassed joe that night. End of the 11th round. Joes dad, wtf are you doing out there? Joe, he's cheating! Joes dad, I don't ****ing care! You need a Ko. Classic! Vintage Hopkins boxing lesson and he dropped him.

 

Calzaghe took Popkins to school

 

You are really a pointless bum. Go back to the Hopkins post-fight interview with Max and please check that Calzaghe is in a very low position to throw a left slap or a left punch with the inside of his glove and Hopkins is right on top of him. There is no indication that Hopkins would slow down but the replay in slow-mo shows that it lands on the bladder as Hop is jumping or extending himself. I suggest that someone even a feminin relative of yours slaps your bladder hard when your body is sweaty and hot enough, okay?

 

Bum lovers are sad and alone people.

 

Taught on his butt from round 1. :rofl

 

Shumenov is a glorified bum.

 

"If yo ain't cheatin', yo ain't even triyn', son!" :deal

 

Both guys were veterans and as Calzaghe had kept his style all gears foward, Bernard changed dramatically from a rough house, aggressive middleweight who used to corner and punish his opponents to a technical counter puncher outa defense. Bernard was always fighting on the limit of the rules and therefore, took a lot of dirty belt line and south of the border punches, not to mention rabbit punches and headbutts throughout his career and learned how to fight streetfight kinda style, still very technically wise and very cagey. My case is that Joe never faced nobody like that and went thru hell to win, he told the British press that he had one of the toughest fights of his career and we all know that it was up for grabs going to the last round in Enzo and Calzaghe's corner so let's really stop this BS. Joe won due to volume of punches thrown.

 

joe calzaghes claim to fame his giving his 43 year old opponent his 3rd loss in 5 fights. pathetic desperate joe fans :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

Funny because only one fighter hit the canvas in that fight, and it wasn't Hopkins. That was one sweet right hand.