the Welsh have a very fine boxing tradition, Calzaghe waves the Welsh flag

@@mizofan K

El pirata inglés le decís a un tipo que fue campeón del mundo, que ostenta el record de mayor cantidad de tiempo como campeón supermediano y que se retiró como campeón invicto, jojojo. Sos un pobre ignorante, Ricky Hatton lo describió como el mejor boxeador británico de la historia y la prestigiosa revista The Ring lo tiene catalogado como uno de los mejores libra por libra de la historia. Con o sin lesión, lo iba a pasear a Gimenez. Sacate para protegerte

@@ignaciovalcareggi7243 Respeto tu opinión, pero hubo cosas antes de esa pelea; aquellas de las que hablé. Y disculpa, que sea tan ignorante, gran profesor. Saludos

@@hugotorres8458 Ni siquiera es inglés, es galés.

@@ignaciovalcareggi7243 Gracias.💪

Joe was from newbridge Wales.fact

calzhage plastered his hands.

when every good there is in their 40s.

when everyone good there is in their 40s

@@rohanjones1000 talking shit I see

@@gareth1974barrington "I would be dissapointed to end my career with Jones now hes shot" - Joe Calzaghe, ur mans doing the talking with the evidence.

😂😂😂...si estuvo al nivel de los grandes...de Paraguay 😂😂😂😂

ha, ignoring that calzhage plastered his hands.

calzhage plastered his hands.

Mas gimenez hubiese sido mucho mejo si hubiese tenido buenos representantes y entrenadores, peleo con lo nejor de lo mejor en su categoria y bunca fue noqueado una vez incluso tiró a Duran en el segundo round.

calzhage se enyeso las manos

Jajajaja

What the fuck do you know about boxing fucktard

@@gareth1974barrington I love JCalzaghe...but he did fight guys way under his class...

I noticed that...but then so has Canelo etc

@@hilmarschacht5316 good luck with an upvote on that!

You got to fight the mandatory number one challenger you can't just say no thanks he shit you have your title taken off you.

Seriously his fangirls will always say that later in his career he had 'damaged hands' and that he used to be a power hitter. Where? This old dude went 9 with him and the corner stopped it, it wasn't a KO. A couple fights before this the ref stopped it when an opponent was standing, smiling, waving Joe in, and throwing a punch at Joe. Against Sheika, it was stopped standing with Sheika punching back, and Sheika pushed the ref away disgusted. Manfredo was ducking and dodging almost every weak slap when the ref stopped it. You can point to any time in his career and the stoppages were either laughably bad, or it went to a decision. There was never any point where this mythical Calzaghe power hitter existed. He slapped from day 1, he was feather fisted from day 1, and he wasn't elite from day 1.

@@pearcemark2 He never lost a fight, he was a boxer, not getting hit is the whole point, look at the state he left many boxers in, cut, bruised, ruined and he kept his face and hands intact, that is success and he was exciting too.

pearcemark2 was lacy kessler and hopkins past its? and don't say hopkins was past because hopkins was at his best in his 40s he became a master boxer in his 40s

@@jamiebushby729 no man has ever been best in cardiosport in his 40s...except when its joe calzaghe yeh? but kessler and lacy were good wins, fair play, just not the other 44 fights.

@@rohanjones1000 so Hopkins wasn't a good win? Hopkins was at his best in his 40s just except the fact that calzaghe was the best fighter in the world I know he is from the wrong part of the world to be recognised as a great but calzaghe was better than most of the so called American greats if tyson is called a great then calzaghe is the goat

@@underscore2824 but would have picked up several losses, but treu shouldda gone anyway

@@rohanjones1000 you are a fucking dickhead

calzhage plastered his hands.

​@@lutmngaming What a load of bollocks 🙄

He fought whoever was in the way on his way to the title... Remembering he beat Eubank, Roy Jones, Bernard Hopkins, Mikkel Kessler...