calzaghe vs dawson

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  1. dbouziane

    dbouziane ............. Full Member

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    its easy to just assume joe would win and that may just be the case.

    but chad is coming along and he's a big dude. i saw on here that he came into his last fight w/ johnson at 191. 6'3" and 191 w/ some quickness and fast feet (and flaws as well). joe may very well win but i wouldnt sleep on dawson. rjj and bhop both put joe on the canvas but were just overwhelmed in the end (rjj much moreso than bhop).
     
  2. chimba

    chimba Off the Somali Coast Full Member

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    Calzaghe would adjust to Chads speed mid 2nd round and dominate from there.

    Mismatch really
     
  3. dbouziane

    dbouziane ............. Full Member

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    this part alone would mean it wouldnt be easy for joe.
     
  4. Kel1981

    Kel1981 P4P No.1 Full Member

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    Interesting. Your wrong but worth a try hey?
     
  5. MemoCan

    MemoCan *****49ers Express***** Full Member

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  6. Danny_Rand

    Danny_Rand Slick N Quick Full Member

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    How would he adjust to a 6'3 southpaws speed?
     
  7. Brit Sillynanny

    Brit Sillynanny Cold Hard Truth Full Member

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    :lol: At the poll numbers ... ridiculous ****.

    Only on ESB ... 88 internet dudes leap to choose the friend of the man from Del Monte - you'd never get that kind of absurd poll result if athletes were involved (but they are too busy in sports and in the gym rather than making tens of thousands of internet posts) - they would know the difference and understand what it means when one good but far from great athlete never fights a prime elite talent, struggles with so many average fighters, never KO'd any decent fighters - with only two exceptions both being bogus hometown ref interventions enraging the ripped off opponents who never received a rematch, and ends his career picking a couple great but old, old men (in years and/or rounds/ring battles), struggles, and then promptly retires.

    ##cough##Josven William Calzottke##cough##


    A perfect record rarely communicates the whole story .. it is who you fight and when you fight them that tells the tale.

    More often than not, perfect = protected, and with good reason.