With Bhop & JoeCal on his resume, How does it look ?

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  1. platnumpapi

    platnumpapi Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    With a perfect record and a fight with hopkins on the horizion and maybe even a mega fight against roy jones jr.My question his how will wins over those two legends look on calzaghe resmue at this time and there time in there careers ?

    I think calzaghe beat hopkins and jones i HATE to say, i think he would out point bhop in a close fight.And roy seems to only fight 50% of the round as were as calzaghe could fight the whole round.If roy cant hurt him kinda early
    jones would fade and i could see calzaghe winning the last few rounds with little trouble.

    So now that roy has beat tito and hes filling good about himself an feels he still p4p, i think he would fight the winner of Calzaghe and Hopkins, which i think would be Calzaghe.So how would those names look on his resume this point in time in there careers ?:huh
     
  2. dan-b

    dan-b Guest

    Hilarious my child.
     
  3. Robbi

    Robbi Marvelous Full Member

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    Jones can beat Calzaghe IMO. It would be a tough test for him, but he still has the skills and ring generalship to pull out the win.
     
  4. coronacards

    coronacards Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Hopkins will beat JC, even as an old man. If Hopkins lost to JC, it would ONLY be because he is an old man.

    Any unbiased individual would say that RJJ in his prime would whoop on JC at 168 or 175. As for Hopkins, I think all unbiased individuals would say Hopkins would beat JC in his prime at 168.

    Therefore, since I KNOW that JC is in third place out of those 3 (RJJ, BHOP, JC), why would I give JC credit for beating a shell of RJJ or an ancient BHOP?

    Face facts. Berbick didn't beat Ali, he beat a shell of Ali. Williams and McBride didn't beat Tyson, they beat a shell of Tyson.

    These wins would only matter to someone reviewing JC's boxrec record.

    To me, it's irrelevant. THE BEST FIGHTER IN THIS ERA AND MAYBE ANY ERA at 160-175 is RJJ. The second best of this era in those weightclasses is Hopkins. JC comes AFTER them, regardless of what happens from here on out...
     
  5. RafaelGonzal

    RafaelGonzal Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Mega who....dont make me laugh Jones is a deteriorated has been. Lets not feed the overblown Joe C another easy carcass for his bull**** legacy, please.
     
  6. Fallow

    Fallow Active Member Full Member

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    There is no way either Hopkins or Jones beat Calzaghe, I give Hopkins the best chance due to his ring savvy but I still have him losing and losing handily.

    It bewilders me how people can get excited about Jones after his performance on Saturday night, you people must not have seen Roy during the 1990s and early millennium. Jones Jr, in his prime was quite simply un-hittable, his defensive (and offensive) performances were scintillating and begged belief. Against Tito we saw, at best, flashes of the fighter there once was. The hand speed is still there, however, the BIG difference is that he is now there to be hit. Where he would once dart, pivot, shuffle and lean out of striking distance he now instead covers up and tries to absorb the blows physically. Attempting that against a non-stop threshing machine like Calzaghe would spell doom because he will just flurry and flurry and flurry.

    I see Jones getting brutalized ala Glencoffe Johnson style.
     
  7. MancMexican

    MancMexican Blood & Guts Forever Full Member

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    You believe an old hopkins beats JC but if JC somehow wins its only because hopkins is old? wtf

    And YOU go on to talk about unbiased individuals

    Great stuff :good
     
  8. Imperial1

    Imperial1 VIP Member Full Member

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    Well then you my friend need to get your vision checked especially if you se Calzaghe beating Jones in the same wasy Johnson did !!

    1. He desn't punch anyweher near as hard as Johnson ..Better yet i'm not so sure he hits harder than Winky Wright !

    And here is another thing why in the hell would anyone expect Jones to fight the same way he did over 10 yrs ago ?? He's 39 not 29 !!

    This version of Jones is defiently allot better than Green,Kessler Manfredo and Lacy That much is certain ..What bewilders me is that you actually think Calzaghe could hurt Jones when Jones has been taking punches by much bigger men ..I ask again who's the last person Joe KO ed ??Mario Veit ?? Please !
     
  9. Shake

    Shake Boxing Addict Full Member

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    In my opinion, ability-wise prime for prime, Calzaghe is second to Roy Jones but above Hopkins.

    I would also like for someone to tell me when Hopkins prime was. The mans style has changed, but results and ability-wise he's been consistent.

    Calzaghe is hard as hell to beat on honest cards, and he has a great chin. I don't see Hopkins outscoring or stopping Joe Calzaghe at any point in his career.
     
  10. Shake

    Shake Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Kessler would beat Jones, in my opinion.
     
  11. coronacards

    coronacards Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Yep, absolutely. BHOP is just BETTER than JC. Therefore, if JC beats BHOP, it's because he is 43, not because JC is BETTER. I think that's logical.
     
  12. Fallow

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