FAO: Bailey_tune

:rofl

 

So is Max Kellerman.

 

shut up

theres plenty of prats in this world, why u making a thread of it, your the prat, probably having a wank in excitement

 

Baileys was a prat for the last week or so re: Joe - RJJ and he's just been forced to face up to it lol

 

aint it FAQ

 

:blood

 

Bit harsh....

After one round baileys looked like he was going to get it right. Calzaghe got the win, he deserved it but I wasn't all that impressed. He looked daft when he was doing all those strange movements and nearly 50% of his punches were delivered incorrectly. Calzaghe can retire with a fabulous record of 46-0 and with wins over Eubank, Hopkins and Jones, he's always going to be held in high regard but I feel on closer inspection his technique and punch delivery is largely incomsistant and his CV is missing a defining fight against a great champion in their prime. All eyes should be on Kessler for those wishing Calzaghe to be elevated to true Hall of Fame status. His achievements I feel will define joes placing in history.

 

exactly jeff...

TFFP gets upset by calzaghe doubters

roy was in no danger of getting knocked out, just the cut..

calzaghe pitty patted his way to the win, coz jones legs were gone and didnt have the ability to adjust, in his prime he would have had too much skill for joe, roys power was effecting joe every time he got hit.. roy just didnt hit him often

joes showboating is a bit silly aswell, looked like he was doing the "ring a ring a rossses" skipping about he should have had girls high socks on with the little flower imprints

 

dunno why your hyped up, the win means nothing.. if joe thinks he beat the true RJJ it just shows he aint that much of a legend.

Prime roy finishes joe in the 1st round

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Not really. The win does have meaning because there were a large section of people, including yourself, that expected Jones to pull it off. Has Joe ever stated that he thought Jones was in his prime?? Don't think so. The fact that you think that Jones would finish Calzaghe in one round begins to flush what credibility you had straight down the lavvy.