Calzaghe vs. Dawson in 2009, how would it have went.

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  1. HerolGee

    HerolGee Loyal Member banned Full Member

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    The Way of the Cowardzaghe, always.
     
  2. bailey

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  3. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    Name calling! Not a hater?
     
  4. HerolGee

    HerolGee Loyal Member banned Full Member

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    no one is denying anything except you STILL not answering the questions posed to you.

    instead you keep typing ' you a hater' in reply.
     
  5. HerolGee

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  6. bailey

    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    Questions? You dont pose questions, just irrelevance
    Oh look here we are on a Dawson/Calzaghe thread and Herol proves me right again and posts something irrelevant. Well done dummy :lol:
     
  7. HerolGee

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  8. HerolGee

    HerolGee Loyal Member banned Full Member

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    what kind of fail of a person quotes a post that shows that person an example of an irrelevancy, and then comes back at it by saying its another irrelevance? OF COURSE its an irrelevance, its an example of one FOR YOU.


    no wonder people call you failey.
     
  9. MAJR

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    Calzaghe still had something left in his tank at that stage in his career but his hands were shot, and he personally felt he was on the slide and his skills were deteriorating. I think that he would have beaten Dawson in the way he beat most people - outworking them down the stretch - and I would favor a Calzaghe win even though I wouldn't rule out Dawson at his best taking it in a close fight.
     
  10. MAJR

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    Calzaghe had been contemplating retirement for a long time and had, in fact, announced in 2007, just before he fought Kessler, that he was only going to have one more year in boxing before he walked away. You cant use his sticking to his word and retiring after such a long time considering retirement as proof that he was afraid to fight Dawson. If that's the level of proof we're working with then any fighter who retires at the end of their career after considering retirement for well over a year should be accused of ducking any up-and-comer in their weight division.
     
  11. bailey

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    An irellevant example :patsch. Spot on Herol, spot on :nut

    Thats not a bad post.
    Even at that time with retirement looming, Calzaghe took on his biggest threat at SMW in Kessler and then went up and beat the LHW champ.
    Hindsight is a massive thing, but even with hindsight, feel Kessler was a bigger threat than Dawson, but thats just an opinion and different fighters make different fights
     
  12. MoJoGoodie

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    Bravo....Bravo:thumbsup
     
  13. dinovelvet

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  14. bailey

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    Equal workrate :lol::patsch. Watch the first Johnson fight, but better yet watch the Pascal fight.
    You are coming out with more ridiculous comments by the post
     
  15. HerolGee

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    now you are repeating your mistake again and again.

    definition of failey -when he finds hes doing something wrong, he goes with it.