Would Chris Eubank Go Through Joe Calzaghe's Resume Undefeated?

Yeah and he'd of tapped Joe Calzaghe's arse had he been prime.

 

Hmm, now lets see? He throws about a hundred punches per fight, compared to Calzaghe's 80 to 100 per round. Cant fight for more than 2 minutes per round. Split decision win over Ray Close, due to fading rapidly after 8 rounds.

Don't take much working out does it?

 

The question is basically could Eubank beat Kessler and old, past prime Hopkins, with the answer being yes to Kessler and it's 50/50 with old man Hopkins, depending on how the judges see it on the night, the same as it was for Joe.

 

Nope, too inconsistent

 

the version of CE pre Watson yep!!

he stopped finishing boxers off after that fight

 

Very true.

 

Kessler and Hopkins certainly have a chance of beating him.

 

No way..

Joe's longevity is something special..

Eubank looses to Kessler and Hopkins, remember, he would be in his mid 30's.. He would also have a tougher time with Lacy than Joe did IMO.

 

Eubank would suffer a loss to Hopkins just like Joe did .

 

When did Joe "suffer" a loss to Hopkins? I thought Calzaghe and Hopkins only fought once with Calzaghe outworking and outlanding Hopkins? :think Guess I was wrong....

 

nope. He wouldnt beat Hopkins. even Kessler could best him.

 

I don't think he would tbh. Hopkins would be far far to much for him. Only a gifted fighter like Calzaghe can take Hopkins to the trenches and come back victorious.

 

Easily, until it gets to Hopkins, which is a mind-numbingly boring staring contest that Hopkins edges.

Kessler would lose every minute of every round against Eubank. Made to order.

A better question is would Joe Calzaghe go through Chris Eubank's resume undefeated, because Eubank came before Calzaghe and set the path for him (Calzaghe would be nobody without Chris Eubank - NOBODY)... and the answer is a resounding No - as Nigel Benn would've knocked Calzaghe out with the right hand 99 times out of 100 and Michael Watson in a fast-paced counter-punching style (blocking slaps and countering in clusters) beats him, too.