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MightyWarrior wrote:

BubiScholz wrote:

MightyWarrior wrote: Yes, that's why Calzaghe would knock him out inside three minutes.

"WOULD" he also WOULD KO Larsen, Kessler, Markussen, Green, Häussler, Stieglitz, Sanavia, Lucas, Ottke. but he will never do hahaha

Who are these bums? I don't recognise any of their names, are they boxers?

How's Veit these days? Is he ready for round two yet?

dream your british dream. the whole rest of the world laughs about the best british boxer on earth.

Who is Veit?

BubiScholz wrote:

MightyWarrior wrote:

BubiScholz wrote:Beyer is mentally weak.

Yes, that's why Calzaghe would knock him out inside three minutes.

"WOULD" he also WOULD KO Larsen, Kessler, Markussen, Green, Häussler, Stieglitz, Sanavia, Lucas, Ottke. but he will never do hahaha

i have never had such a loughy day in the last years. thanks, british Calzaghe-adorers!!!!!!!!!!

i have a new name for him: Wouldy Calzaghe!

Larsen: Not likely
Kessler: Not Likely
Markussen: Maybe
Green: Not likely
Häussler: Yes
Stieglitz: Most likely
Sanavia: Yes
Lucas: Probably
Beyer: Yes

i have a new name for him: Wouldy Calzaghe!

thats brilliant... you're a genius!

I am no Calzaghe adorer, I think he's very talented, but I am not in denial about the fact he hasn't proven himself. However, I still do not see anyone else in the division to point at that I would say is better than Calzaghe.

Yes, his career has been a frustration, but aside from Ottke, who had the benefit of shonky hometown judging in MANY of his fights (there are lots of controversial decisions) who has done more than Calzaghe in recent times?

I want to see Calzaghe fight better opposition, I'm fed up with him fighting stiffs, but I still see him as the best out there, at least for now.

i have a new name for him: Wouldy Calzaghe

REAL_DEAL wrote:

i have a new name for him: Wouldy Calzaghe

thanks! have a nice weekend, my british friends!!!!!!!!!!

c u on monday with a new german world champion!

i will be watching. come on urkal

REAL_DEAL wrote:i will be watching. come on urkal

Yasasin, Ali!!!!!!!!!!

The fear for me with Calzaghe now is he apparently hates making 168 and has been eyeing a move up for some time, just as the division is getting interesting and a lot deeper talent-wise.

So, if he does move to LHW he'll be handing bragging rights to every SMW contender that he's running scared and give his public detractors even more ammo. If he stays at 168 he could run the risk of coming into a big fight drained and sluggish from killing himself to get down, lose the big fight and have his career filed under 'Exposed Brit'.

I suppose a lot hinges on what he achieves at 175 if he does go up. If he plans to win the wbo belt and sit on it for another 5 years he'll be labelled insignificant. If (big IF) he somehow gets a shot at Johnson (winnable) or even Tarver (not so much) and puts in a great performance, his rep will grow accordingly and that should put an end to 'Calzaghe running scared from Stieglitz' type comments.

I know its a bit late but here is a fight with Salem in his fight vs Rudy Markussen: http://www.worldboxingvideoarchive.net/ ... _Salem.mpg

There are also a couple of other free fights on Dutch's site that can be downloaded by everybody:
Vitaly Tsypko vs William Ruiz: http://www.worldboxingvideoarchive.net/TsypkoRuiz.avi

Rudy Markussen vs James Crawford: http://www.worldboxingvideoarchive.net/ ... awford.avi

Martin Nielsen vs Anthony Dennis (Good KO): http://www.worldboxingvideoarchive.net/ ... Dennis.mpg

The last one is a great KO!

The thing that most riles me about Calzaghe is this over inflated perception he has about himself as some sort of world beating, all conquering undisputed champion when in reality his last two fights have been treading water fights. He says there are no challenges for him at this weight when in truth there are lots more stiffer challenges than Kabary Salem. He doesn't even hold a major title.

I think it's a shame Anthony Mundine cannot take a punch because he could give Calzaghe trouble if he could take a decent shot, he is a good fast handed counterpuncher but alas his chin is poor and one good shot and he would be out of it. I hope he beats Siaca in the rematch and calls out Calzaghe, he was willing to travel to Germany to face Ottke and prove himself which he very nearly did and i think on last nights showing he would fancy Calzaghe.

Green, Larsen, Mundine etc have all showed they are willing to travel so they really need to start pressuring Calzaghe into fighting them.....Jeff Lacy would also be an interesting fight but i think he is going for the real world titles.

Calzaghe looked dreadful, really poor. No defence, chin in the air, whaling away with wide slappy hooks, just asking to get knocked out.

If he tried that against someone like Lacy, he'd get knocked out.

Calzaghe is going backwards, he needs to get serious fast.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Calzaghe looked dreadful, really poor. No defence, chin in the air, whaling away with wide slappy hooks, just asking to get knocked out.

If he tried that against someone like Lacy, he'd get knocked out.

Calzaghe is going backwards, he needs to get serious fast.

this is what i said. his time is over.

you also mentioned in this thread that Beyer was mentally weak but now is much better and would privide a challenge, shame you cant be consistent and apply the same reasoning to Danny williams...........

one rule for one and one for another?

J wrote:you also mentioned in this thread that Beyer was mentally weak but now is much better and would privide a challenge, shame you cant be consistent and apply the same reasoning to Danny williams...........

one rule for one and one for another?

the difference between Beyer and Williams is that Beyer held the WBC belt though he had mental problems and now just feels better. Williams never hold a title and never will (except maybe the commonwealth belt).

Well one thing we do know, if Beyer had been hit by that right hand, he'd still be alseep now.

BubiScholz wrote:

J wrote:you also mentioned in this thread that Beyer was mentally weak but now is much better and would privide a challenge, shame you cant be consistent and apply the same reasoning to Danny williams...........

one rule for one and one for another?

the difference between Beyer and Williams is that Beyer held the WBC belt though he had mental problems and now just feels better. Williams never hold a title and never will (except maybe the commonwealth belt).

I MAY WELL REMIND YOU OF THAT ON DEC 12TH.

J wrote:

BubiScholz wrote:

J wrote:you also mentioned in this thread that Beyer was mentally weak but now is much better and would privide a challenge, shame you cant be consistent and apply the same reasoning to Danny williams...........

one rule for one and one for another?

the difference between Beyer and Williams is that Beyer held the WBC belt though he had mental problems and now just feels better. Williams never hold a title and never will (except maybe the commonwealth belt).

I MAY WELL REMIND YOU OF THAT ON DEC 12TH.

after a year of surprises in boxing this would be the total hammer....

HAHAHA I may ask you to change our location if it does happen!!

steve689 wrote:The last one is a great KO!

The thing that most riles me about Calzaghe is this over inflated perception he has about himself as some sort of world beating, all conquering undisputed champion when in reality his last two fights have been treading water fights. He says there are no challenges for him at this weight when in truth there are lots more stiffer challenges than Kabary Salem. He doesn't even hold a major title.

I think it's a shame Anthony Mundine cannot take a punch because he could give Calzaghe trouble if he could take a decent shot, he is a good fast handed counterpuncher but alas his chin is poor and one good shot and he would be out of it. I hope he beats Siaca in the rematch and calls out Calzaghe, he was willing to travel to Germany to face Ottke and prove himself which he very nearly did and i think on last nights showing he would fancy Calzaghe.

Green, Larsen, Mundine etc have all showed they are willing to travel so they really need to start pressuring Calzaghe into fighting them.....Jeff Lacy would also be an interesting fight but i think he is going for the real world titles.

Your right Steve.

Lacy wont waste time with low rent titles.

IMO opinion he beats Calzaghe anyway.

Joe's never conquered the world. Its too late now. He is a nearly man.

Good fighter, but nothing special.

knockout artist wrote:

steve689 wrote:The last one is a great KO!

The thing that most riles me about Calzaghe is this over inflated perception he has about himself as some sort of world beating, all conquering undisputed champion when in reality his last two fights have been treading water fights. He says there are no challenges for him at this weight when in truth there are lots more stiffer challenges than Kabary Salem. He doesn't even hold a major title.

I think it's a shame Anthony Mundine cannot take a punch because he could give Calzaghe trouble if he could take a decent shot, he is a good fast handed counterpuncher but alas his chin is poor and one good shot and he would be out of it. I hope he beats Siaca in the rematch and calls out Calzaghe, he was willing to travel to Germany to face Ottke and prove himself which he very nearly did and i think on last nights showing he would fancy Calzaghe.

Green, Larsen, Mundine etc have all showed they are willing to travel so they really need to start pressuring Calzaghe into fighting them.....Jeff Lacy would also be an interesting fight but i think he is going for the real world titles.

Your right Steve.

Lacy wont waste time with low rent titles.

IMO opinion he beats Calzaghe anyway.

Joe's never conquered the world. Its too late now. He is a nearly man.

Good fighter, but nothing special.

Agreed.

J wrote:HAHAHA I may ask you to change our location if it does happen!!

You and all Brits here would go nuts

BubiScholz wrote:

J wrote:HAHAHA I may ask you to change our location if it does happen!!

You and all Brits here would go nuts

AND RIGHTLY SO, YOU WOULDNT BEGRUDGE US THAT WOUDL YOU?

Williams TKO 9!

J wrote:

BubiScholz wrote:

J wrote:HAHAHA I may ask you to change our location if it does happen!!

You and all Brits here would go nuts

AND RIGHTLY SO, YOU WOULDNT BEGRUDGE US THAT WOUDL YOU?

Williams TKO 9!

If Williams would KO Vitali I would congratulate him to a special effort in this sport. no doubt. this would be one of the biggest surprises in boxing in deed.

Not really. Vitali looked pretty ordinary against fat old man Sanders. It's hardly going to be one of the biggest upsets of all time, I reckon Vitali will be about 4-1 favourite going in there.