Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali tag-team versus Joe Calzaghe

not sure if you are being serious or not or truely beleive what you are typing.

 

yes, he priced himself out a fight with calzaghe and went onto face the might of morrade hakkar, william joppy and robert allen for the 15th time during the next two years. go bernie!!!

 

You're arguments are so easy to dismantle I look forward to each reply.

A boxer being dropped means nothing. It's what he does when he gets back up thats important. Anyone who thinks otherwise if a moron.

Joe throws more punches than ANY boxer out there at that weight atm. Who says Joe would stop punching?

Again I point to the Lang, Benitez, Leonard comment I made earlier. How can you be so positive which Duran Joe would be fighting?

People can critisize Calzaghe's level of opposition for 90% of his career but anything else is a mute point.

 

Duran beating Calzaghe is more comical than the proposition of this thread.

Duran absolutely did not look anything better than passable as a super middleweight.

 

i do not like using boxing recs to prove a point, i did not even remember the joppy loss

camacho loses i forgot about.

duran`s record shows he was still competitive at the higher weights , but nothing more than that.

Loss Flag of Puerto Rico Héctor Camacho Decision (unan.) 12 (12) 2001-07-14 Denver, Colorado Lost NBA Super-Middleweight title.

Win Flag of the United States Patrick Goossen Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 2000-08-12 Toppenish, Washington

Win Flag of the United States Pat Lawlor Decision (unan.) 12 (12) 2000-06-16 Panama City, Panama Won NBA Super-Middleweight title.

Loss Flag of Argentina Omar Gonzalez Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1999-03-06 Buenos Aires, Argentina

Loss Flag of the United States William Joppy TKO 3 (12), 2:54 1998-08-28 Las Vegas, Nevada Fight was for WBA Middleweight title.

Win Flag of Colombia Felix Jose Hernandez Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1998-01-31 Panama City, Panama

Win Flag of the United Kingdom David Radford Decision (unan.) 8 (8) 1997-11-15 Temba, South Africa

Win Flag of Argentina Jorge Fernando Castro Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1997-06-14 Panama City, Panama

Loss Flag of Argentina Jorge Fernando Castro Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1997-02-15 Buenos Aires, Argentina

Win Flag of Ireland Mike Culbert TKO 6 (10) 1996-09-27 Chester, West Virginia
Win Flag of Mexico Ariel Cruz KO 1 (10) 1996-08-31 Panama City, Panama

Loss Flag of Puerto Rico Héctor Camacho Decision (unan.) 12 (12) 1996-06-22 Atlantic City, New Jersey Fight was for IBC Middleweight title.

Win Flag of the United States Ray Domenge Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1996-02-20 Miami, Florida

Win Flag of the United States Wilbur Garst TKO 4 (10) 1995-12-21 Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Win Flag of the United States Roni Martinez TKO 7 (10), 2:59 1995-06-10 Kansas City, Missouri

Loss Flag of the United States Vinny Pazienza Decision (unan.) 12 (12) 1995-01-14 Atlantic City, New Jersey Fight was for IBC Super-
Middleweight title.

Win Flag of the United States Heath Todd TKO 7 (10) 1994-10-18 Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi

Loss Flag of the United States Vinny Pazienza Decision (unan.) 12 (12) 1994-06-25 Las Vegas, Nevada Fight was for IBC Super-
Middleweight title.

Win Flag of the United States Terry Thomas TKO 4 (10) 1994-03-29 Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi

Win Flag of the United States Carlos Montero Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1994-02-22 Marseille, France

Win Flag of the United States Tony Menefee TKO 8 (10) 1993-12-14 Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi

Win Flag of the United States Sean Fitzgerald KO 6 (10) 1993-08-17 Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi
Win Flag of Canada Jacques LeBlanc Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1993-06-29 Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi

Win Flag of the United States Ken Hulsey KO 2 (10), 2:45 1992-12-17 Cleveland, Ohio

Win Flag of the United States Tony Biglen Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1992-09-30 Buffalo, New York

Loss Flag of the United States Pat Lawlor TKO 6 (10), 1:50 1991-03-18 Las Vegas, Nevada

Loss Flag of the United States Sugar Ray Leonard Decision (unan.) 12 (12) 1989-12-07 Las Vegas, Nevada Fight was for WBC Super-
Middleweight title.

Win Flag of the United States Iran Barkley Decision (split) 12 (12) 1989-02-24 Atlantic City, New Jersey Won WBC Middleweight title.

Win Flag of the United States Jeff Lanas Decision (split) 10 (10) 1988-10-01 Chicago, Illinois

Win Flag of the United States Paul Thorn Retirement 6 (10) 1988-04-14 Atlantic City, New Jersey

Win Flag of the United States Ricky Stackhouse Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1988-02-05 Atlantic City, New Jersey

Win Flag of Paraguay Juan Ferreyra Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1987-09-12 Miami, Florida

Win Flag of Puerto Rico Victor Claudio Decision (unan.) 10 (10) 1987-05-16 Miami, Florida

Loss Flag of the United States Robbie Sims Decision (split) 10 (10) 1986-06-23 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas


Win Flag of the Dominican Republic Jorge Suero KO 2 (10), 1:45 1986-04-18 Panama City, Panama

Win Flag of Colombia Manuel Zambrano KO 2 (10), 2:57 1986-01-31 Panama City, Panama

 

You're beyond moronic.

Someone needs to ban this child.

 

I agree.

 

.....and the simple fact is, none of them were as good as joe calzaghe who bernard priced himself out of a fight with after initially agreeing terms with.

you can move the goalposts all you want, none of that will save your initial point that bernard didn't fight calzaghe because he had better alternatives, that has been blown out of the water.

que LOLZZ TEH EUROBUMSSS CALZAGHE TEH SUCKSSSSS AMERICAN LEGENDS NEED REZPECTS1111!!!111ONE :hi::hi:deal :yep :yep

 

Calzaghe would beat a prime Haglar by UD. Little Vito A. gave Haglar a helluva fight, especially in the second 1/2. Calz. is way bigger, faster, and light years ahead of Vito in the ring. Haglar would be moving up for the first time, and his biggest strengh was being able to impose his will on his opponents, this ability would be diluted by moving up in weight. Guys he had problems with, like Leonard & Duran, were adaptable and smart fighters. Calzaghe has all the ingredients to beat Haglar: speed advantage, great movement, great adaptability, tremendous workrate, size and a great chin. It's a bad matchup for Haglar.

 

Your posts are terrible. You should just concentrate on your job of drying Floyd off after he takes a shower.

 

honestly can't believe that anyone in there right mind feels that duran beats calzaghe at 160-175.

 

For record... Joe beats Hagler.

Now, as far is this tag-team match-up. Given Ali's health and age, and the fact that Robinson has passed.... I think that Joe takes this one easily.

 

Never be surpised by what people say regarding old timers... especially the overrated Duran.

 

Guys, I entered this thread to exlax on Pac's greatest fan. PAc can do no wrong while Cal always does wrong lol. The sooner you see that pusshead has a phony opinion on boxing, the better. He has little girl arguments that go nowhere, and he gets exlaxed on in his own threads every time I enter them and read what other posters have to say. I rarely jump into his threads and post, but every now and then you have to take time out to read the utterly ridiculous...lol.

 

Thank's for clearing that up for us allatsch