Calzaghe?

Sweet P · Post by **Sweet P** » 10 Jul 2005, 06:57

Whats going on with him is he fighting Kessler, Does anyone no who his next opponent is, He was a great fighter and with all the big fights at 168 now he should be trying to secure some big fights.

Hesketh Vampire · Post by **Hesketh Vampire** » 10 Jul 2005, 07:58

Ben Keilty wrote:.....he should be trying to secure some big fights.

You think so?!?! That is one hell of an understatement!!

KOJOE90 · Post by **KOJOE90** » 10 Jul 2005, 08:15

As an ex-fan of Calzaghe I can honestly say I am officially bored with his career and so cslled "search for a defining fight".

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 10 Jul 2005, 08:28

Isn't he supposed to have a tune up then fight Lacy if he beat Reid?

dondada · Post by **dondada** » 10 Jul 2005, 08:41

KOJOE90 wrote:As an ex-fan of Calzaghe I can honestly say I am officially bored with his career and so cslled "search for a defining fight".

Ditto.

jeej · Post by **jeej** » 10 Jul 2005, 09:07

Max Molyneux wrote:Isn't he supposed to have a tune up then fight Lacy if he beat Reid?

He is definitely meant to be fighting Lacy, if Lacy beats Reid.

Hesketh Vampire · Post by **Hesketh Vampire** » 10 Jul 2005, 09:18

He was meant to be fighting a lot of people in the past as well. It's a shame really, but I wonder if Joe's prime may have actually been and gine now, spent fighting lesser men.

jomothepure · Post by **jomothepure** » 10 Jul 2005, 09:18

jeej wrote:
Max Molyneux wrote:Isn't he supposed to have a tune up then fight Lacy if he beat Reid?
He is definitely meant to be fighting Lacy, if Lacy beats Reid.

I'm at the stage now where even if sicknote fights and beats Lacy this side of the next glacial age, I think I'd be "Right. And?" He should have been doing this years ago. And if he beats Lacy and starts proclaiming himself the inventor of sliced bread, I for one won't be swallowing it. He's wasted his talent.

dbf · Post by **dbf** » 10 Jul 2005, 10:00

yeah not to mention lacy is only like 19-0 or something, and still realitivly green. And thats what joe calls a "defining fight". Like his career, its laughable.

Owain · Post by **Owain** » 10 Jul 2005, 22:52

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
KOJOE90 wrote:As an ex-fan of Calzaghe I can honestly say I am officially bored with his career and so cslled "search for a defining fight".
Ditto.

Ditto.........
and I run a web site about Welsh boxers. Enough is enough.

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 11 Jul 2005, 04:22

Yeah afraid i have been saying it for a long time, he cannot aford to have anymore marking time fights as his career is one big marking time, fighting Veit for the second time summed it all up for me. Kessler is the number one in the division for my money, i think Froch has more chance of getting a defining fight next, say what you like about him he maybe a cocky shit but at least he lays himself on the line. He said on Saturday he wanted to face the "German" WBA champion called Kessler

RobD · Post by **RobD** » 11 Jul 2005, 13:38

I'm still a Calzaghe fan, but have given up on him really setting the world on fire. While the Lacy fight would be a big step up for him considering whom he's been fighting. I wouldn't exactly call it a defining fight. IMO lacy is overrated. He really missed the boat backing out of the Glen Johnson fight.

Manos de Oro · Post by **Manos de Oro** » 11 Jul 2005, 16:55

Just replying on that Johnny Owen thread reminded me of something. I was listening to BBC Radio Wales when Calzaghe 'fought' Viet in Germany, and the old guy doing the post-fight interviewing said with warbling emotion "thanks Joe, you're a credit to the whole of Wales", or words very similar to that. I was quite offended by this, and I'm not even Welsh. Here's the reason why:

Louis - Farr

Calzaghe - Viet

Driscoll - Attell

Owen - Pintor

Jones - McCrory

Pick the odd one out.

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