Toney (against Barkely) vs Calzaghe (against Mitchell)

Toney Gets a knockdown some point catching calzaghe with the patent Toney over hand right while calzaghe tries to jump in with the pattycake. Toney UD

 

Calzaghe by close decision

 

toney by decision...i think a focused JT at 168 was almost unbeatable

 

Highly unlikely

 

What a dream fight. This is a war! I think that Toney gives Calzaghe fits with his defensive skills, but Joe is the busier. Toney lands the cleaner punches to take the UD.

 

um if anybody noticed what beats toney is finesse speed workrate and combo's

nunn totally outboxed him
roy jones just did waht he was doing for his whole career and made toney look totally out of his depth.

i personally feel toney is to lathargic if somone tries to outmuscle him he wins simple as that. but when the other guy isnt engagin but just hitting and running he has to become a puncher not the counterpuncher... and thats where calzaghe will get him on the front foot and throw weak but many slap-attack punches for close first 7 rounds till calzaghe takes all the others becuase of toney' inabilty to fight well against slick swarmer.
decision by calzaghe

 

im telling you get of the coke man:roll:

 

Class, observant post Vantage.

I don't think it'd be a close decision, I think it'd be very clear in the realm of 116-112, 117-111, 116-112.

Calzaghe is all wrong for Toney. Although, Nunn's outboxing doesn't prove that Calzaghe would beat Toney, but it makes a good case that Kessler could.

 

replay of jones-toney

 

How about Kessler vs. Toney?

Kessler's quicker than Nunn and utilises better form, may very well have better timing and a better chin.

Could Kessler finish what Nunn started early on? Conservatively outbox Toney all night without getting KOed?

You know, this post may very well be garbage, because of Nunn's height and reach differences being the biggest factors...

 

Toney knocks him out with a nice counter right

 

Kessler quicker the Michael Nunn. WOW..just ****ing wow...I guess he could move around the ring as well too. With the same fines and speed.....LOSER.

 

P4P, Michael Nunn was better than Mikkel Kessler. Give Kessler time and that may change, but as of now, I'd definitely say Nunn was better P4P.