was calzaghe beatable ?

The shot version not the 96 version

 

Madmanc, you clearly have no boxing knowledge whatsoever if you really think that! I knew u where a limited troll, and ur a bit of fun, I hope ur just trolling and not really that DUmb?

Roy was never the same after his heavyweight fight, and though your right his hands where still quick when he fought jo (he even still has some hand speed now) he had lost his legs and evasion. Prime roy would not have even been touched by slapphappy, and if you think otherwise you would be the only one in the world! It is for a reason that people with remember RJJ as an ATG, one of a kind, someone that prime was unbeatable and could not be touched. And it is also right that Calzaghe will be remembered as good, not great, and no where near RJJ on the atg list

 

Calzaghe was always a beatable fighter. Good but very beatable.

 

He was well matched and never beat a truly great fighter at their peak. it was not all his fault though he bears some responsibility.

 

Fk off knob jockey

 

You were very sick around this time Sal , glad you're well on the mend mate .

 

How good was Calzaghe? So good pundits are still discussing his 46 -0 achievement in this thread, which has now been alive for SEVEN MONTHS.

Was he beatable? Two fellas with baseball bats from behind, maybe.
In the ring, no one could beat him. Fact.

 

Calzaghe is what Messi is to soccer, only he became it without the use of growth hormones and didn't get recognition as 99.968% of boxing fans listen to what the American biased boxing media tell them (that Calzaghe is not the best boxer P4P there has ever been) rather than what common sense tells them.

 

Everyone is beatable but Calzaghe was possibly the most adaptable boxer I've ever seen...at least in my lifetime...what he did to Lacy for 12 nonstop rounds after all the talk that Lacy was the next Tyson and would KO Joe, and what he did to Kessler after 4 very close and competitve rounds, was sublime.

He had a great chin, great recuperative abilities, KO power until his hands became brittle, was possibly the fittest boxer in the whole MW division (meaning today's MW, SMW and LHW), had possibly the highest work rate of any boxer in said division and could change his game plan to adapt to his opponent in order to negate their strengths.