I admit, before Manfredo I didn't think Calzaghe was so good

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I admit, before Manfredo I didn't think Calzaghe was so good

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But now, where he has stopped impressively one of America's top 30 weltwerweights within 3 rounds.....
Maybe I need to change my mind....
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Lol, I thought Manfredo too shite to force humility on one of our most outspoken Calzaghe haters.

I called this as a mismatch from the start
JimmyJamJerusalem wrote:Manfredo will be on his back inside 4 rounds. Mismatch! Or should I say, bullshit matchmaking. Suppose it's a better fight than Tocker Pudwill
Man against boy.

Clazaghe is very very good, but opts for easy defenses all the time. Hence, will never be remembered as an all time great
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Pundit your getting as bad as ESB. :lol:
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JimmyJamJerusalem wrote:Lol, I thought Manfredo too shite to force humility on one of our most outspoken Calzaghe haters.

I called this as a mismatch from the start
JimmyJamJerusalem wrote:Manfredo will be on his back inside 4 rounds. Mismatch! Or should I say, bullshit matchmaking. Suppose it's a better fight than Tocker Pudwill
Man against boy.

Clazaghe is very very good, but opts for easy defenses all the time. Hence, will never be remembered as an all time great
This was my take:

http://www.boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... 59&start=7
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Re: I admit, before Manfredo I didn't think Calzaghe was so

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pundit wrote:But now, where he has stopped impressively one of America's top 30 weltwerweights within 3 rounds.....
Maybe I need to change my mind....
Why do you persist in such a manner? Every man and their dog knows you don't think too much of Calzaghe, so we could have just taken it as a given that you'd be none too impressed after the Manfredo fight, so why create a thread like this? :roll:
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Re: I admit, before Manfredo I didn't think Calzaghe was so

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jeej wrote:
pundit wrote:But now, where he has stopped impressively one of America's top 30 weltwerweights within 3 rounds.....
Maybe I need to change my mind....
Why do you persist in such a manner? Every man and their dog knows you don't think too much of Calzaghe, so we could have just taken it as a given that you'd be none too impressed after the Manfredo fight, so why create a thread like this? :roll:
Just for the fun of it. After all Warren sold the Manfredo fight as a necessity to get Joe known in the US....

But I'll be gentle and subdued now. :TU:
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