http://www.setanta.com/uk/Articles/othe ... nid-51894/
didnt see a topic on this yet but sorry if im too late
Coco wrote:Macca signed a new 3 yr contract before his last fight, the only way for him to leave FW would be to retire or have it handed back to him
hes a grown man.only he can tell whats right for his career.let him fightDG. wrote:Coco wrote:Macca signed a new 3 yr contract before his last fight, the only way for him to leave FW would be to retire or have it handed back to him
I bet he only signed it because Fwank got him a vacant title shot ( Interim) - poor Enzo.
mickey1975 wrote:hes a grown man.only he can tell whats right for his career.let him fightDG. wrote:Coco wrote:Macca signed a new 3 yr contract before his last fight, the only way for him to leave FW would be to retire or have it handed back to him
I bet he only signed it because Fwank got him a vacant title shot ( Interim) - poor Enzo.
Probably the best amatuer camp around then !FLINT ISLAND wrote:its the right move
Calzaghe camp are a bunch of amateurs
They had a lot going on in the background with the court case etc and apparently Enzo prepared for this largely on his own in Swansea. However would it really have been that difficult to draft in a decent trainer even fo a couple of weeks? Who knows the big man may even end up stateside now, regardless I think that the change will only be positive for him.BIGMARK wrote:i have to agree because he may not be the top dog in the division but he can still get in the mix with the right man behind him. From what i saw of the build up to his last fight he got it all wrong and the finger has to be pointed to a certain degree at enzo calzaghe.Jeff Thomas wrote:Good move... Enzo has talent and with the right trainer he might still be a factor. I'd like to see him in the Manchester area, learning how to box again.
What's interesting is that Lebedev has won all of his fights by KO since coming back, and in a new weight class.GStalker wrote:As Lebedev has said himself, he was very disappointed with the outcome of his first 13 bouts. Not in terms of the result, but more in terms of a profit he had hoped for earlier in his career and failed to gain for a number of reasons. He looked pretty scary in the ring and was a highly touted prospect but, I guess, there were no offers to fight the cream of either European and world boxing and no big paydays around. So he decided to call it a day. Lebedev worked hard to earn more money for his family in daily life but, according to him, he failed to earn anything worthy so the comeback was an evident decision.
Well said pal, quick to say that when Joe Calzaghe retired and a couple of them lost world titles......how easy to dive on the anti-Calzaghe bandwagon, it's packed full of experts :)Finch wrote:Probably the best amatuer camp around then !FLINT ISLAND wrote:its the right move
Calzaghe camp are a bunch of amateurs
Whereas the mighty professional Frank is currently in administration.FLINT ISLAND wrote:its the right move
Calzaghe camp are a bunch of amateurs
Nah I have always thought Camp Calzaghe were amateur in their ways despite their bloom of success over a certain period.Captain Hook wrote:Well said pal, quick to say that when Joe Calzaghe retired and a couple of them lost world titles......how easy to dive on the anti-Calzaghe bandwagon, it's packed full of experts :)Finch wrote:Probably the best amatuer camp around then !FLINT ISLAND wrote:its the right move
Calzaghe camp are a bunch of amateurs