How good is camp Calzaghe?

Unfortunately with these recent losses, Frank Warren has learned his lesson and won't allow any of this lot to fight outside of their home arenas, and it will be against big record/low comp. level fighters.

 

He'll have Enzo fight a few "tune-up fights" to "get his confidence back", which will turn into 3-4 fights in the next year or so, and then he will get one of the belts vacated by Haye either by having it just awarded to him or fighting some stiff who gets a decent rating somehow by one of the corrupt belt organizations. Then Enzo defends said belt against horrible "manditories" until either retiring or getting destroyed by someone who actual has some level of talent and ends up his mandatory.

 

i work in a bookmakers and mac,rees and lockett were heavily unfavoured in the betting for their prospective fights(not so much mac)so you got the results that were expeted to happen.bottom line is the 3 fighters in question are not world level.they are being protected to make sure they make as much cash as possible before they get rumblrd.

 

enzo has done an exceptional job. what people have to realize is that he has turned journeymen into champions. he gets the best out of his fighters. just because he isn't training only the best it doesn't mean he isn't one of the best trainers in the game.

 

to be honest joe calzaghe makes enzo and the whole camp seem they are better, joe carries that camp and his dad lives off his sons reputation and skill as a boxer and he tries to make the others box and be as sucessfull but they ain't a "Joe Calzaghe"

 

Enzo Mac and Joe are the world class fighters In the camp. The rest are domestic maybe European level fighters.

 

Enzo Mac is a top level operator, but totally blew it for reasons I am not sure even he will be able to fathom. I didn't fancy him to beat Haye, but certainly last longer than two rounds.

I agree with Haye though, in that Macca doesn't fight to his strengths. Punchers with long reach shouldn't bother fighting in close all the time, and one good piece of advice when hit, is to either go down for a quick breather or hold on like **** - don't just grab the ropes!

 

Enzo didn't fight Haye close though, he went on the back foot too much which he shouldn't of done as he gave Haye the distance to put enough power Into that right hand.

 

Perhaps so Max.

Camp Calzaghe is pretty good, but I think those of us in the know realised that these days (i.e. 2008 losses) were coming once many of the guys stepped up in class.

If you asked for instance Gavin Rees, if he thought he was fortunate to win a 140lb belt, in his heart of hearts he would have to respond in the affirmative, whilst Gary Lockett is only WBU level - a fact which was proven in the Pavlik fight. In any case, this was obvious - how else could you excuse a guy refusing to challenge for domestic honours???

 

Calzaghe is a good trainer, in the end everything falls to the fighter not the teacher... Enzo can't go in there and fight for him/them. He can only teach them the essentials needed to compete. (You can't teach them to be Joe)

Everyone trains, everyone has the same oppertunity IMO it's not what Enzo is teaching them or not, it's the actual fighters themself.

 

the whole camp is over-rated and over-hyped,enzo calzaghe especially

 

enzo mac isn't close to world class first of all, slightly above european leval, no more. but i don't agree on enzo calzaghe, if the ring names you trainer of the year then you've got to have something about you.
sports network isn't as bad as some of you are making out as well, frank warren may be a **** but he's put on some big, big shows.