What did you guys watch last night?

:rofl:rofl

 

Not debatable at all even Acosta is better than that guy. But you wanted to name a fighter. If your only as good as your last fight then yes, even the Mundine of last night would whip on Lacy.

 

You have no way of proving that. They are both bums however that is for certain.

 

I think it was a very smart fight take it keeps hims busy whilst trying to negotiate the big fights ....and ps how do you know that he is not focussing or sparing????:huh :huh

 

He isn't preparing like he would for a Green or Soliman but I'd say that he would still be training pretty hard.

 

Well you have no way of proving that Nievas is any worse than ANY of Calzaghes' opponent. :nut

 

Yes I do you clown. Neivas is worse then his other opponents based on their achievements in their career. Neivas has achieved nothing. Take even a crap opponent like Peter Manfredo for instance. Manfredo knocked out Pemberton, a former world champion, and a top 10 fighter in the SMW division. How many former world champions has Nevias KO'd???

 

Guys, just face it, on both accounts...

Mundine wouldn't have treated this as a fight of any real consquence. He would have trained and done the rounds but not to the extent of a big fight.

He got some rounds under his belt against a tough cookie to crack... albeit a lame one that don't taste as good as a double choc chip with whipped cream and strawberries cookie, but it was still tough to crack... that being said, he definitely damn well should have knocked this guy right the **** out.

He had a busted arm. I don't care what you say, I've seen it now (though not when it appeared, just post fight) and it was no 'dead arm' that's an injury imo... atleast for the duration of the fight where you use that arm they way Mundine does it would certainly play an effect on combination punching and counter punching Roy... (anyone know when he did it??)

He needs to fight ONLY legitimate top 15 (I say top 10 but he said top 15 so I guess that's what to expect... though it's Mundine so that could mean top 150) opponents or he might aswell start fighting Friday nights on Fox Sports...

He's on thin ice and if he doesn't challenge himself regularly, he will forever be known as a farce.

 

Manfredo is Jr Middleweight. It's all good for Calzaghe to whip on Manfredo and get a name on his resume, but he's struggled with lesser known fighters but it don't make them any worse than Manfredo, it actually makes em look better. Manfredo was blown out of the water.

 

But mundine UD Lacy too ???????? WTF are u nostradamus or somethin i didint know nuthugging had evolved to predicting the future atsch

 

mmmmmm..... cookie.... Sorry what were we talking about again. Ah yes boxing. Yes I agree with most of that, although I don't think the arm played any part in the fight. I don't think he took the fight seriously, and I am hoping that he can get back on track aganst some serious opponents. I am boycotting him altogether until he does. I bet he won't be happy when he hears that.

 

Nostradamus.:rofl:rofl
Mundine beats Lacy IMO, but with a score of about 116-112.
Not a shutout like Calzaghe.

 

I just proved my point to you entirely. Can you not see that. What can I possibly do to make it any more clear. I will prove it again. You said I could not prove that any of his opponents are better then Neivas. Lets look at Jeff Lacy. Undefeated dual world champion with a record of 21 and 0 with 17 by KO at the time he fought JC. Is Neivas a dual world champion who is undefeated with 17KO's on his record???? It was a stupid thing for you to say. If I were you I would just admit it and move on.

 

Yeah, he's not boycotted by me just yet, but is on the way... it's been too many steps down the ladder (in one lead up to one fight, which says alot) and not enough forward

 

How the **** is Manfredo a jr middleweight when he started his career at middleweight and fought for the majority of his career at middleweight. He then by his own admission couldn't make the weight anymore so went up to SMW. He had two convincing wins at this weight before the JC fight, one against former world champion Scott Pemberton. Think about it.