Why did Calzaghe wait ten year before coming to the US to fight its best fighters?

from 1997 to 2006 american top fighters did not call out calzaghe.

lacy was the only one i remember although sheika and calzaghe had a war of words.

vanderpool called him out repeatedly, although he was canadian.

at the same time neither beyer or ottke ever called him out.

 

Bit of both I think. Warrens methods are well known and Calzaghe kept sticking with him year after year. Personally i don't think Calzaghe really believed in himself for a long time and thats why he accepted Warren. He's only found real belief and hunger in the last few years - before that boxing was just his job.

 

No belief at all............that`s why he`s 46-0.

 

Exactly! Most fighters with that kind of record would be chomping at the bit to go after the big names as soon as possible

Better late than never though

 

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Ray, why did you lose your pride & become a quitter, pissing your reputation away?

 

Never is a word you yanks know all about. When was the last American on U.K. soil, D-Day??:hi:

 

hopkins and kessler were decent wins i picked them both to win lacy was overrated by retarted americans i picked calzaghe to win and the jones win isnt at all impressive only way the beating jones would have been impressive was if it was a spectacular knockout which even if it happend you can argue its not that impressive because its happend before

 

D-Day was in France jackass and we where only there to save your asses who the U.K. would be apart of Germany right now

 

You think they just teleported there?

 

Simply put, he waited 10 years because America's "best" fighters weren't old/shot ten years ago. Calzhaghe is a cherrypicker.

 

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huh? no they parachuted off of U.S. Army plans and came in off higgins boats that were on U.S. Navy ships not from the U.K.

 

So D day started in the US in your mind?

Americans were in England during D day, you are too stupid to just admit you made a mistake.