CaLzaghe - Calzaghe - Calzaghe!

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CaLzaghe - Calzaghe - Calzaghe!

Post by DG. »

Yo Yo Yo !


Who is the Man.


Toldd you Joe would do it!


:TU:
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Post by pasty_spud »

that was abit special wasn't it :lol:
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Post by Autobarn »

i picked calzaghe. however, i am astonished. asbolutely astonished.
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Post by My T Sharp »

I've fallen in love with Joe all over again. That was even better than the Eubank fight. :TU:

Full respect to Lacy, what a warrior to get through the 12 rounds.
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Post by Arsenal »

I said it too! I knew he would do it! And I said h would take him to school!

Lacy- Over-hyped, battered, outboxed, outclassed!

Another Yank sent packing! Exactly like McClellen! That is without doubt one of the best performances by any boxer at anytime. Cetainly one of the best by a British fighter. Even I didn't think he was that good. Why? Because at last he got the fight he wanted. Where are all the yanks now? Where are all those that said he had ducked people, that he hadn't fought anyone? I knew he would win. Did you see how relaxed he was and how nervous Lacy was?

If Marvelous Marvin says he is in the top 6 pound pound in the World thats good enough for me. I would say he's in the top 3. Lacy is finished and will never be the same fighter again. Where was his power? Has I said it's alright looking great against B level oppenents. Another over hyped Yank!

On a post ages ago I said I thought Calzaghe was one of the best fighters this country has ever produced and he looked it tonight! I'm going to bed very happy. Speak to everyone in the morning! :box:


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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

u got it bang on DG. :TU:

i was totally fornicating wrong for a change. :lol:

well done joe. :box:

p4p top 10 entrant after that. :wink:
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Arsenal wrote:I said it too! I knew he would do it! And I said h would take him to school!

Lacy- Over-hyped, battered, outboxed, outclassed!

Another Yank sent packing! Exactly like McClellen! That is without doubt one of the best performances by any boxer at anytime. Cetainly one of the best by a British fighter. Even I didn't think he was that good. Why? Because at last he got the fight he wanted. Where are all the yanks now? Where are all those that said he had ducked people, that he hadn't fought anyone? I knew he would win. Did you see how relaxed he was and how nervous Lacy was?

If Marvelous Marvin says he is in the top 6 pound pound in the World thats good enough for me. I would say he's in the top 3. Lacy is finished and will never be the same fighter again. Where was his power? Has I said it's alright looking great against B level oppenents. Another over hyped Yank!

On a post ages ago I said I thought Calzaghe was one of the best fighters this country has ever produced and he looked it tonight! I'm going to bed very happy. Speak to everyone in the morning! :box:


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give Lacy his dues. His initiative made this fight. and look how he dealt with Vanderpool, Reid & Pemberton. I'm glad I brought up that Hopkins-Tito comparison. All that power and aggression brings the best from an outstanding veteran. Great work Joe, great work.

Bring on Clinton
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Arsenal wrote:I said it too! I knew he would do it! And I said h would take him to school!

Lacy- Over-hyped, battered, outboxed, outclassed!

Another Yank sent packing! Exactly like McClellen! That is without doubt one of the best performances by any boxer at anytime. Cetainly one of the best by a British fighter. Even I didn't think he was that good. Why? Because at last he got the fight he wanted. Where are all the yanks now? Where are all those that said he had ducked people, that he hadn't fought anyone? I knew he would win. Did you see how relaxed he was and how nervous Lacy was?

If Marvelous Marvin says he is in the top 6 pound pound in the World thats good enough for me. I would say he's in the top 3. Lacy is finished and will never be the same fighter again. Where was his power? Has I said it's alright looking great against B level oppenents. Another over hyped Yank!

On a post ages ago I said I thought Calzaghe was one of the best fighters this country has ever produced and he looked it tonight! I'm going to bed very happy. Speak to everyone in the morning! :box:


EASY EASY EASY EASY EASY EASY EASY EASY EASY EASY EASY EASY
%100 agree with this post, that was bloody great! :TU:
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Post by Rich »

What can I say!! Joe fought the perfect fight.

I'm chuffed to bits for him cos he's taken a real battering from the critics, some of it justified, but what a fight on his part.

36 minutes of pure class. :TU:
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Post by ebeneezer »

The gobshite attitude of Lacy's girlfriend and trainers made this beating all the mor enjoyable for me.

I'll bet there was alot of jaws on the floor in American living rooms and among the employees of ShowTime.

I don't think Jeff will ever be the same again.
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Post by DG. »

hitman_hatton1 wrote:u got it bang on DG. :TU:

i was totally fornicating wrong for a change. :lol:

well done joe. :box:

p4p top 10 entrant after that. :wink:

HH! - It is not your fault.

I knew Lacy was overrated and hyed by the septics!.

Lacy was battered - hope he is alright.


Gary Shaw screaming for it to be stopped with 10 seconds to go was just GS trying to save face.

They should have pulled Lacy out after 10 rounds.

Calzaghe was masterful.


Bring on the talking egg Tarver!!





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Post by Old bones Ian »

I didn't think Joe could do that, He was Absoulutly brilliant.
I thought that Lacy was going to win if i was honest.
I'm glad to be proven a complete idiot with that prediction
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Post by lvlarc »

I thought Joe would win but Oh my, what an unbelievable performance.

I was crying with joy thru the later rounds unbelievable.

I dont know what to say but he just totally outclassed him.

Im so proud. This is an amazing feat for British boxing!!
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Post by dookus »

Total fornicating class. Let's hope Joe doesn't take this as his cue to retire as undisputed super world champion of all time, because I'd like to see him do that to a few more world-class fighters.
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Post by ManonFire »

What can i say. Joe was outstanding well done. Bring on Tarver
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Post by Cannibal »

Wow, just wow :o

I don't think any American can knock that win no matter how hard they try. There was no filthy business, no extreme home bias and Calzaghe won every fornicating round! Probably the most one sided mega fight I have ever seen. Did you see how tense Lacy was and how at ease Calzaghe was before the fight, I couldn't believe the contrast. I'll miss Lacy, doesn't matter how young he is, he ain't coming back from this, it will always hang over his head.

And one last time:

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Post by ABA Boxing »

I was not a Calzaghe fan and thought he was overated. :oops:

But tonight changed that and i thought he was fantastic. He now has my 100% backing. :TU:

One thing i wasnt keen on was Calzaghe boxing with his hands down by his waist, i just dont understand boxers that take a chance to lose it all.
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Post by Foggy »

Brilliant, he took Lacy to school, i thought that maybe Lacy's corner would pull him out of the fight around round 9-12, but what a heart Lacy showed, great fight :TU:
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Post by Foggy »

What a night for British boxing !!!!!!!!
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Post by eddie booker »

Much Credit to Calzaghe for what was truly a career-defining fight. I had a feeling his experience and handspeed would be too much for lacy who is a relative novice at the world-class level. Give Jeff credit for showing tremendous heart and gameness. That being said, in light of McClellan's current condition I think your remarks show an utter lack of class and respect for fighters who give there all like McClellan and Lacy.

Also, if we could all just enjoy the fights themselves and leave this petty nationalism behind I think we would all be better off. But like I said much respect to Calzaghe, he has definately earned this American fight fan's admiration. But I truly suspected Lacy was not yet ready for a fighter of Calzaghe's calibre.[/quote]
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Post by eddie booker »

Much Credit to Calzaghe for what was truly a career-defining fight. I had a feeling his experience and handspeed would be too much for lacy who is a relative novice at the world-class level. Give Jeff credit for showing tremendous heart and gameness. That being said, in light of McClellan's current condition I think your remarks show an utter lack of class and respect for fighters who give there all like McClellan and Lacy.

Also, if we could all just enjoy the fights themselves and leave this petty nationalism behind I think we would all be better off. But like I said much respect to Calzaghe, he has definately earned this American fight fan's admiration. But I truly suspected Lacy was not yet ready for a fighter of Calzaghe's calibre.[/quote]
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Post by eddie booker »

Much Credit to Calzaghe for what was truly a career-defining fight. I had a feeling his experience and handspeed would be too much for lacy who is a relative novice at the world-class level. Give Jeff credit for showing tremendous heart and gameness. That being said, in light of McClellan's current condition I think your remarks show an utter lack of class and respect for fighters who give there all like McClellan and Lacy.

Also, if we could all just enjoy the fights themselves and leave this petty nationalism behind I think we would all be better off. But like I said much respect to Calzaghe, he has definately earned this American fight fan's admiration. But I truly suspected Lacy was not yet ready for a fighter of Calzaghe's calibre.[/quote]
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Post by Tantum »

I just hope he fights Tarver now. :lol:
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Post by sinan »

question is: IS CALZAGHE THAT GOOD OR IS THAT AMERICAN THAT BAD???
CALZAGHE OF TONIGHT WONT LOSE ANYTIME SOON.. HE WAS JUST TO PERFECT
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Post by Autobarn »

Calzaghe has some great fights waiting at 175-lbs, where he will most probably move up. he's had trouble making 168 for a long time. how about the Clinton Woods-Glen Johnson winner? the Tomasz Adamek/Paul Briggs winner? (after those fights finally happen...) imo a guy like Tiozzo could be lured over here for his WBA title. Erdei also needs a big fight and either of those two could be a route to the title.

i don't expect Joe to look this great every time. this was his special night when he proved what a great fighter he is, when most were ready to write him off. aggressors like Tiozzo or Johnson might play into Calzaghe, but it'd be harder for him to try and cut down Woods or Erdei. but i wouldn't count JC out against any of these


one thing i want to say is i'm real disappointed with websites like TSS, with their dismissive attitudes to Calzaghe, articles where the writer went out his way to put JC down, zealously pro Lacy predictions, etc. results like this make them look like real dumb shits despite their obvious pretence to literary greatness. this condescending attitude cropped up pre Hatton-Tszyu & it irks the shit out of me.
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