Calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished froch-in-his-prime
Calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished froch-in-his-prime
Calzaghe thinks he will smash froch
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jameswilson
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
Hard to say, Froch fought much better fighters.
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Calazaghe talking rubbish again
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Ward is the only fighter that could be considered better than anyone on Calzaghe's record and he got schooled. After that there's very little between them in terms of opposition.Nightmare Roy wrote:Hard to say, Froch fought much better fighters.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
Is he still a big fan of a certain brand of fizzy pop because he sounds like one
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He sounds nothing like a can of Lilt.freddydoesdallas wrote:Is he still a big fan of a certain brand of fizzy pop because he sounds like one
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He would have.
Resume comparisons aside, Joe beats him by a wide UD
Resume comparisons aside, Joe beats him by a wide UD
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
I've no doubt that Calzaghe would have prevailed, however, I'm sure Froch would have had his moments.
As an all around fighter, Calzaghe was a much better package, and actually every bit as tough as Froch to boot when needed.
As an all around fighter, Calzaghe was a much better package, and actually every bit as tough as Froch to boot when needed.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
ILikeBeer wrote:He sounds nothing like a can of Lilt.freddydoesdallas wrote:Is he still a big fan of a certain brand of fizzy pop because he sounds like one
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MightyWarrior
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
Joe would have stood Carl on his head
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
I can certainly understand the arguments about their respective resumes, but is there really any debate that Calzaghe would have beaten Froch if they boxed in their primes?
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
I would probably put money on JC, but IMO Froch fought much better opposition overall.Boxerbeetle wrote:I can certainly understand the arguments about their respective resumes, but is there really any debate that Calzaghe would have beaten Froch if they boxed in their primes?
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I rewatched ward v froch and I'd forgotten how much ward bullied froch on the inside it was like he was a weight stronger than froch ,as for calzaghe Joe would of won a clear decision
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stevieb_8006
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
What a refreshing thread. Never heard these enlightening insights before.

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Who do you think would've won out of Hatton and Witter?stevieb_8006 wrote:What a refreshing thread. Never heard these enlightening insights before.![]()
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Like he smashed light-middleweight Evans Ashira ?
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
Ashira faced the premier fighter in the division but lost & was thoroughly outboxed, even though his opponent only had one good hand.G0mez wrote:Like he smashed light-middleweight Evans Ashira ?
Perhaps Carl can relate to that experience
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he would of beat him on points. i am sorry but i can count the amount of fights joe had on one had that where exciting . carl had double. i think there the arrogance would be the best fight
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What does that have to do with who would win a fight between them?brilo33 wrote:he would of beat him on points. i am sorry but i can count the amount of fights joe had on one had that where exciting . carl had double. i think there the arrogance would be the best fight
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he would of beat him on points. i am sorry but i can count the amount of fights joe had on one had that where ]
What does that have to do with who would win a fight between them?[/quote]
i dont think calzaghe would demolish him, win on points
What does that have to do with who would win a fight between them?[/quote]
i dont think calzaghe would demolish him, win on points
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
Who do you prefer, Blur or Oasis?ILikeBeer wrote:Who do you think would've won out of Hatton and Witter?stevieb_8006 wrote:What a refreshing thread. Never heard these enlightening insights before.![]()
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: http://www1.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/9883717/joe-calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished-carl-froch-in-his-
Wasn't strength, Ward was an outstanding collegiate wrestler - that's why he manhandled Carl so easily in the clinchesstevedoc wrote:I rewatched ward v froch and I'd forgotten how much ward bullied froch on the inside it was like he was a weight stronger than froch ,as for calzaghe Joe would of won a clear decision