Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 10:32
Remember where you heard it first! 
It would awesome for me, but it's not going to happen.
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Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 11:09
It would awesome for me, but it's not going to happen.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 17:07
nah
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 17:09
We will remember where we heard it last as well.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 17:56
That'd be the fight where Joe didn't get up from the first round knockdown.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 18:41
if he comes back it won't be against bute nor will it be at super middleweight.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 19:08
If calzaghe comes back then he should aim to fight at super middle - he wasnt as impressive at light heavy.
I could pretty much guarantee he wouldnt make his first comeback fight against Bute.
But if he had a good warm up fight i would put money on him to smoke Bute.
It will never happen anyway.
is it two or three more wins he would need to equal rocky marciano's record?
I could pretty much guarantee he wouldnt make his first comeback fight against Bute.
But if he had a good warm up fight i would put money on him to smoke Bute.
It will never happen anyway.
is it two or three more wins he would need to equal rocky marciano's record?
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 19:12
Joe's on 46, so 3 more. If he really does make a come back, don't expect him to be anywhere near as good as he was against Lacy & Kessler. That Calzaghe has gone. He has declined, and it's not the extra weight that did it, imo.kingfinn wrote:If calzaghe comes back then he should aim to fight at super middle - he wasnt as impressive at light heavy.
I could pretty much guarantee he wouldnt make his first comeback fight against Bute.
But if he had a good warm up fight i would put money on him to smoke Bute.
It will never happen anyway.
is it two or three more wins he would need to equal rocky marciano's record?
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 01 May 2010, 21:02
Vitali retired for 4 years, sometimes a lay off does a fighter good, come back feeling fresh and re-energized.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 02 May 2010, 04:35
a comebacking calzaghe would get killed by bute. also, he'd potentially pull out of the fight a couple of times. i think joe had his day, and he'd become a bit of a liability, especially for someone like bute who's already selling out big arenas and getting good money on HBO.kingfinn wrote:If calzaghe comes back then he should aim to fight at super middle - he wasnt as impressive at light heavy.
I could pretty much guarantee he wouldnt make his first comeback fight against Bute.
But if he had a good warm up fight i would put money on him to smoke Bute.
It will never happen anyway.
is it two or three more wins he would need to equal rocky marciano's record?
i think if someone is knocked out of the super 6, perhaps in a controversy or a robbery, then bute could pick on that person. or he could hope for pavlik to move up.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 02 May 2010, 06:06
Even if Calzaghe does come back he is likely to have plenty of self doubt. No way he takes on somebody as tough as Bute.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 02 May 2010, 06:27
Calzaghe has made the Tabloids again today.He was pissed up yesterday morning at 10am arguing with a pal,according to the Sunday Mirror
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 02 May 2010, 13:41
No prizes for guessing why he wanted to go the toilet with his friend. No, not gay sex, MachoMan.Joe Calzaghe got into a vicious, drunken row with a friend over his refusal to go to bed after an 18-hour bender.
The ex-boxing champion began ranting at his pal outside the Zuri bar in Las Vegas at 10am yesterday after the man cautioned him it was time "to get a few hours' kip".
Calzaghe, 38, told the older man to "F*** off" before adding: "Let's go to the toilet."
The Welshman - exposed last month for taking cocaine - and the man then went into the loos in the huge MGM Grand hotel.
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Fifteen minutes later, Calzaghe emerged blearyeyed.
Shortly after, he went up to his room.
A witness told the Sunday Mirror that Calzaghe started drinking at 4pm on Friday: "Hours later he was talking at a million miles an hour and acting very manic."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-storie ... -22227551/
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 02 May 2010, 13:42
mickey1975 wrote:Calzaghe has made the Tabloids again today.He was pissed up yesterday morning at 10am arguing with a pal,according to the Sunday Mirror
Wow, and people saw newsprint is dead!
Sunday Mirror, People and News of the world are just pathetic.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 02 May 2010, 15:40
why doesnt he fight four half decent fighters an beat marcianos unbeaten record lmao (that maybe what he will do)
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 02 May 2010, 18:58
Just bung him in a LHW Prizefighter and he could get most of the way there in one night!hazzo123 wrote:why doesnt he fight four half decent fighters an beat marcianos unbeaten record lmao (that maybe what he will do)
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 03 May 2010, 02:26
I have just read that report online. It is quite simply toilet journalism. Absolute rubbish and written in that style that sadly appeals to the masses.gobbles wrote:mickey1975 wrote:Calzaghe has made the Tabloids again today.He was pissed up yesterday morning at 10am arguing with a pal,according to the Sunday Mirror
Wow, and people saw newsprint is dead!
Sunday Mirror, People and News of the world are just pathetic.
"let`s go the toilet", "emerged bleary eyed", "was talking like he was manic" etc etc
This kind of crap is not worth the paper it is written on. If people didn`s subscribe to this nonsense, it would have no outlet.
Imagine writing for one of these rags, it must be soul destroying knowing that you have reached the very bottom of the journalistic ladder.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 03 May 2010, 03:04
Buncey does!forcefraser wrote:I have just read that report online. It is quite simply toilet journalism. Absolute rubbish and written in that style that sadly appeals to the masses.gobbles wrote:mickey1975 wrote:Calzaghe has made the Tabloids again today.He was pissed up yesterday morning at 10am arguing with a pal,according to the Sunday Mirror
Wow, and people saw newsprint is dead!
Sunday Mirror, People and News of the world are just pathetic.
"let`s go the toilet", "emerged bleary eyed", "was talking like he was manic" etc etc
This kind of crap is not worth the paper it is written on. If people didn`s subscribe to this nonsense, it would have no outlet.
Imagine writing for one of these rags, it must be soul destroying knowing that you have reached the very bottom of the journalistic ladder.
Re: Calzaghe v.s Bute
Posted: 03 May 2010, 04:08
the boxers themselves perhaps need to pull themselves together and stop giving opportunities to the tabloid trash. and they need to stop slagging each other off through the papers. they need to know when to not comment on things. if the only coverage the tabloids wantt o giveis this rubbish, then don't give it to them as it just makes boxing look bad.
an out of retirement calzaghe would be "bleary eyed" and "talking like a maniac" after a few rounds with prime bute.
an out of retirement calzaghe would be "bleary eyed" and "talking like a maniac" after a few rounds with prime bute.