Enzo Calzaghe: boxing genius?

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Terence wrote:
Warrior, I'm from Manchester England not the USA.
I know you are old chap :TU:

And the Pryce example doesn't mean much - are you telling me Roach and Buddyboy never had any duds on their books? Not that I think the underated Pryce is a dud - but like James says, he's been matched much too bravely for his own good.

Buddy worked Cliff Ettien's corner for Tyson - though I suppose he might have been ahead on points at the time of the stoppage...
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

For the record, I don't think Enzo is a genius trainer, he's just fortunate to have a real thoroughbred and one he understands imtimately on his hands, rather like Jack Molsey and Roy Jones Sr in earlier years.

Floyd Mayweather Sr is a slightly different case as the whole family live, breathe and sleep boxing and Floyd was also a top flight fighter.
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pryce won tonight, another good days for wales boxing and enzo calzaghe
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REAL_DEAL wrote:pryce won tonight, another good days for wales boxing and enzo calzaghe
I was at a wedding reception tonight and haven't seen anything of the boxing this evening. But that looks a damn good result on paper for Pryce. How did it go?
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