Calzaghe.......................is a ego maniac

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  1. FLINT ISLAND

    FLINT ISLAND PENYRHEOL Full Member

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    It was funny to watch Joe Calzaghe doing his showboating

    He couldnt help it

    His ego and pride are too huge

    He was finally in the ring with living legend Roy Jones and he wanted to show what he could do

    The first two rounds showed what a nearer prime Roy Jones would do with Calzaghe though

    He knocked him down

    And in the second round he pot shot him perfectly

    If he had been younger he would have kept that up for 12 rounds

    And Calzaghe would have been tagged by alot of heavy pot shots

    Jones picks his shots beautifully and them first two rounds showed a glimpse
     
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    Calzaghe beat him fair and square.

    His display was amazing and he deserved to win.

    Why are you so bitter?
     
  4. mike464

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    He's not disputing that Calzaghe won the fight. I think he's just surprised how well Jones did in the first couple of rounds.
     
  5. FLINT ISLAND

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    :huh

    WHY WOULD I BE BITTER

    CALZAGHE ONLY LIVES 60 MILES FROM ME

    HE HAS DONE WALES PROUD WITH HIS ACHIEVEMENTS

    AND BEAT BIG NAMES IN AMERICA

    AT HIS PEAK THOUGH ROY JONES WAS THEE BEST
     
  6. MattMattMatt

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    Jones would probably have won in his prime, but I don't like it when people use the excuse that Joe didn't look great in the first couple of rounds as hard evidence that thats the way the fight would have gone in the past - Joe has always been the kind of fighter to adapt during the course of a fight, whether it takes half a round against Lacy or 5 or 6 against Kessler of Hopkin, the later part of the fight rarely goes the same way as the earlier part. For all his flaws Joe is pretty good at adapting.
     
  7. Decebal

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    How well DID he do, mike?
     
  8. FLINT ISLAND

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    It werent so much about Joe in the opening couple of rounds

    Regardless of who Roy Jones was fighting - them first couple of rounds you saw what Roy use to be able to do for a full fight
     
  9. mike464

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    Scored a knockdown and landed some nice clean shots that's all. I'm not trying to turn it into a win for Jones but not many people thought a 40 year old Jones would do that in the first couple of rounds.
     
  10. Decebal

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    I expected he'd do better...to be honest, mike...I think he should have done better...
     
  11. mike464

    mike464 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Have you seen his last six fights? What the hell did you expect?
     
  12. Decebal

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    I expected him to be what he said he was: in better shape than in his previous fights since his come-down from HW. I expected he have worked himself back into some form. He still had power and speed, but little beside in terms of tactics, ring intelligence and craft, etc.

    I expected he would do what he said he'd do: come to win and give it his all. He did neither, and even shot to bits he could have done that.

    He said Calzaghe would have to kill him to beat him. Laughable! He didn't fight like a Champion, shot or otherwise, mike...
     
  13. Decebal

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    Well, you'd have a case for saying he tried to humiliate Jones. He did! But he also gave Jones the best possible chance to show what he was made of. Jones didn't take it. He humiliated himself in not taking it too, I'd say.
     
  14. mike464

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    I heard all that stuff too but didn't believe a word of it. I'm sure he was saying the same things before the third Tarver fight. But you're right, if he said he was willing to die in the ring he could have at least gone for broke once he realised he needed a knockout.
     
  15. Diablo

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    A 39 year old Jones knocked down a 36 year old Calzaghe with a forearm...and?

    Roy wasnt prime but neither was Joe.
     
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