Won nothing world wide, no world championships did not go to Olympics no European championship nothing but its cool while he doesnt have a place in this thread i knew some of his ******ed fans would put his name inatsch
I believe some amateurs stay amateur too long and hampers their legacy in the pros, which at the end of the day, where they will be remembered most
This content is protected -- Thread title Joe clearly doesnt belong here, he did not even compete in any major Amateur Championship and you put him in thread about dominant amateur careersatsch
Is every boxer mentioned in this thread THE most dominant ever ? Did i say he was the most dominant ever ? If everyone said the same name wouldnt that be a bit ****in boring ? That's how it ****in works you throw ideas in, fighters who had good/special amateur careers. Which he blatantly did.3 ABA titles at 3 different weights in 3 consecutive years is special.Going unbeaten in 4/5 years is special. Who's your pick you argumentative little **** ?
Who is my pick anyone wining gold at olympics or european championship or world championship had better career:hi: My pick, Ward, Rigodenaux, Solis its easy guys that actually won something at world level:hi::yep Why are you so mad you putting Joe in this thread is like talking about pro champions and putting someone who never was a world champion in conversation:good
I have to agree with the other guy, Calzaghe's amateur record isn't anything special. Even Froch has a far more impressive amateur career due to his world championship bronze.
Apparently his amateur record is as meaningless as his professional record. Man usually at least one of them are good.:yep