But now, where he has stopped impressively one of America's top 30 weltwerweights within 3 rounds.....
Maybe I need to change my mind....
I admit, before Manfredo I didn't think Calzaghe was so good
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JimmyJamJerusalem
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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
Clazaghe is very very good, but opts for easy defenses all the time. Hence, will never be remembered as an all time great
I called this as a mismatch from the start
Man against boy.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
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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Max Molyneux
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pundit
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This was my take: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
Man against boy.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
Clazaghe is very very good, but opts for easy defenses all the time. Hence, will never be remembered as an all time great
http://www.boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... 59&start=7
Re: I admit, before Manfredo I didn't think Calzaghe was so
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?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....
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pundit
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Re: I admit, before Manfredo I didn't think Calzaghe was so
Just for the fun of it. After all Warren sold the Manfredo fight as a necessity to get Joe known in the US....jeej wrote: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?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....
But I'll be gentle and subdued now.