Nigel Benn on Joe Calzaghe (2002)

Nigel Benn on Joe Calzaghe (2002)

[@artisansportsman8950]

I like the way Nigel has heaps of respect for Joe

[@spinningnumbers]

every analyses I've ever heard Nigel Benn give has always turned out to be spot on.

[@dustinmccain1215]

Nigel was a hell of a warrior

[@awesomethailand8977]

Joe Calzaghe is a true champion who doesn't by far get enough credit for what he has achieved

[@sheruffa6032]

Look, to get an idea of ​​Calzaghe you have to at least listen to what they say and have said coaches, boxers and former boxers, you will find that from them that at the end of the games are the people who have more authority in the boxing world, yes are always expressed with enthusiasm towards Joe Calzaghe, so I don't think that Calzaghe has been underestimated, at least not from the world of boxing, it is logical on the internet you will hear comments of all kinds, but what matters is having approval from the world in which you express and from your fans, certainly if he had moved as a teenager to the United States, an even more competitive environment, he would have become even stronger, because he would have had to adapt to the tight competitiveness in the US, I think he would have become even stronger, but Calzaghe managed to do very great things anyway, he found a way to win, and to come out undefeated, sincerely than both he and his father who followed him in every incident ntro, they did really great things, really!

[@ChrisThornburn-ke5xk]

Anthony Mcken wasn’t joe avoiding big fights clear he was number one

[@raxmanbox]

Joe was a great fighter but you can just about count on one hand the times he was in the ring with a genuine live opponent - apart from Kessler and Lacy (who joe exposed) he fought more mandatory challengers than legit top 10 168pounders or other title holders - now that isn't a knock on his abilities I look at the top guys at super middle in that era that he didn't fight - Ottke, Beyer, Green, Mundine, Echols etc and have no doubt he'd beat them all - but his not fighting those guys is why he doesn't get the credit

[@bensonogbe2040]

Joe Calzaghe is using hypnosis.He will see the side effects in his older years and he wouldn’t like it.Believe me.His body will compensate for that unusual energy.

[@tonyh8965]

He’s underrated because his resume is poor.

[@GibbonsTalksBoxing]

Nigel Benn gives Joe Calzaghe the credit he deserves.

[@richardkelly5409]

Nigel was fucking brilliant ex army the lot he was superb and fought like a gladiator, I can only admire the man.

[@grahamtaylor8912]

Agreed..... The guy is a legend....

[@briangreen842]

Win or lose the man was a fighter who never gave in. Respect. 🤜

[@Allthingspoll]

He couldn’t box… puncher gets beat by a boxer, that’s why he couldn’t beat eubank

[@samuraiisalmighty4917]

@@Allthingspoll he gave him a good tough fight though

[@Allthingspoll]

@@samuraiisalmighty4917 yea they can, sometimes they can even win but if they have two or three fights the boxer usually has 2/3 wins

[@davidscott2771]

Nigel Benn my favourite fighter of all time, class out of the ring and pure heart and guts in it.

[@olally7270]

What a boxer Joe was!! The best in his weight class.

[@brocktonblockbuster6555]

Calzaghe was the man.

[@copee2960]

Nigel Benn fought the best no matter who they were and people have got to understand when he fought McClellan he was given no hope and with good reason but he fought his heart out that night and shocked the world, there are boxers out there that envy Benn and so they should. Long Live The one, the only, The Dark Destroyer.

[@lucasm3879]

Absolutely. Most British boxers up until about 10 years ago crumbled when facing top Americans. Eubank never wanted to face any, he admitted that in The Gloves Are Off. It brought out the best in Benn though, he's said that interviews, he refused to be intimidated and never lost to an American.

[@Falconer710]

Copee Well said

[@onlyme9254]

Copee that fight was one of the most brutal I've ever seen without baseball bats! I doubt if today's refs would be brave enough to let a fight like that carry on as it's life n death in the ring it's not like calling an offside, getting it wrong n play on people die in the ring n if they're unlucky to survive a brain injury they n their aponants have to live with the consequences. Big respect to anyone who steps in the ring past n present!

[@paulanthony5274]

Billy Lee what you talking about heblost the first fight to eubanksvandvthe second was a draw and only because benn had a point deducted because eubanks had his cup well too high.Benn wasn't a drugs cheat he was a brilliant trainer,where's your proof he was a drugs cheat?

[@mathematics557]

Billy Lee you sound like a hater, give this warrior the respect he deserves.

[@hawkermustang]

Joe is underrated by most people in the USA. He is the best ever at super middleweight.

[@TheMercuryWolf]

Yes he had an abundance of natural talent and he is definitely underrated by many.

[@hawkermustang]

***** He was fast, smart and athletic. Great stamina also. Bigger balls than most.

[@TheMercuryWolf]

Yes. Great chin and will to win too.

[@zeehuss8209]

hawkermustang no. He had chances to match up against those in America but for whatever reason didn't go until he fought a past-it RJJ and B-Hop. If he had travelled to America after beating Eubank and beaten Keith Holmes, Quincy Taylor or even the fading Frankie Lyles....then no one has any argument. Reggie Johnson was in America at that time......don't think Calzaghe takes that bout though!

[@samueljay8271]

Zee Huss look into it more mate... he offered both the fight mainly bhop, but all of a suddern he wanted twice the purse. jones was moving up the weights when offered the fight, (both roughyly 2002) so rejected. joe never ran from any1

[@wotizit2937]

Very insightful comments from Nigel Benn, awesome!

[@cyborgboxing9993]

Calzaghe is a legend and so is Nigel Benn

[@georgemorley1029]

Correct. With both of them, WYSIWYG.

[@jodycarter9677]

Joe is a Legend. I always felt he was driven to just be champion not the lights and glam. I mention him in the gym and people don’t know his name. It’s sad cause to me he arguably is up there with the greatest fighters ever and as an American who is a huge fan of British Boxing I think he is the greatest of his era and maybe ever as far as British boxing goes. Tyson Fury obviously is the biggest and most notable and God Bless Him… absolutely love him. But Joe #1 in my book.

[@OnlyBelters_]

people dont know calzaghes name??? 😂😂 you need new friends edited > ur american apologies

[@kevingarry11]

I was in tenefire i saw nigel benn and frank bruno running together 👍

[@georgemorley1029]

One legend, spot on about another.

[@aarondawson880]

best ever Joe was undefeated

[@mathematics557]

Long lived the legend, my favorite middleweight of all time along with Marvin Hagler.

[@muhammudghulaamyaseen865]

Benn great fighter he had no fear once he was fighting. Joe Calzaghe say what you want but he was and still is best super middle of all times

[@jettz8571]

Bullshit. He was great but no the best

[@mcginn4209]

Arguing over who's the 'best' doesn't make sense so I'll agree but except say he was one of the best... (-_-)

[@zaferbaser249]

Muhammud Ghulaam Yaseen are you crazyyy??? Calzaghe best?? He fought only bumps!!! Roy jones is best of all time!! He would beat up nigel en calzaghe together in ring!

[@deanwaller8283]

Zafer Baser yeah, in case you didn't know? Joe smacked Roy Jones junior silly

[@paulanthony5274]

Ben Shaffir Yeah you are right there ben I the only thing I can say though is that that was when Jones lost his speed but his resume is excellent calzaghe was a great fighter

[@user-pk6ty9yx9h]

back when they all had heart and respect.

[@aarondawson329]

Well said Nigel Benn he knows his boxing calzaghe was different level

[@themoderntemplar1567]

I'm a huge fan of both but in my opinion Joe would've out boxed him and either stopped him or won on points.

[@georgemorley1029]

Benn was a great but basically just always went in to tear shit up. 100%, no quit. However, Calzaghe had gears and was a nightmare to fight. Fast hands, stamina for 24 rounds, never mind 12 and a strong chin. He wouldn’t stop throwing, his opponents couldn’t stop getting hit and they couldn’t get him out of there either. That’s why he beat everyone he ever fought and no one could do the same to him. Busy boxer, adapted constantly.

[@barbarohelm9697]

Joe was the best British middleweight of all time. One of the best ever, he schooled eubanks ,

[@tbond61]

Joe's work rate in rounds is legendary .He would of stopped Benn in the later rounds .

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Naturally too big for Benn IMO.

[@Nemoticon]

If Roy Jones Jnr couldn't put him down, anywhere in a fight, how could Benn? Also, Calzaghe fought in a heavier weight division. Joe never ever tired in the ring, in spite of his work rate... I like Benn, but he would have been trounced.

[@onepunchfatality8946]

Firebrand except roy jones jr did put him down. An old grandpa roy put him down lmao

[@Nemoticon]

Lol, I meant 'to win'... but I'll give you that one. Wrong choice of words.

[@RRich100]

Dr Manhattan joe wasn’t at his peak. What happened after the knockdown? Joe usually took the first 2 rounds off them dominated for the last 10. Did exactly that against Roy.

[@mtns7036]

If anyone doubted or wasn't sure how good joe was, just listen to Emanuel steward during the kestler fight. Thatl do the trick.

[@75619630]

I met Benn in Londons soho, very nice guy to hes fans...

[@chrisscovitch7237]

Nigel Benn, Chris Eubanks sr., Roy Jones jr. couldn't best Calzaghe even on their best day. He already had the element of FEAR in them. The best !

[@darrencarr3605]

Levels. Calzaghe all day.

[@rarecockneyguvnor4945]

calzage was best fighter britain ever produced

[@hueyfreeman1983]

bob fitzimons

[@ReservoirPunk]

Lennox Lewis.

[@MrMudmouth]

Joe calzaghe

[@oasislufc]

Both great fighters

[@deanbucknell5562]

2 of the best to come out of the UK joe for #1 in my book

[@jerryoshea3116]

The first time I watched Joe Calzaqui was when he matched up against Jeff Lacey &we know how that went! And after seeing him in subsequent fights my feeling was, he had that rare ability to"up his game" when he was facing better quality fighters! He could rise to the occasion,and adapt to the opponent in front of him! .I also feel he was one of those fighters who just didn't realize h how difficult it was to catch him flush..And if someone did catch him successfully (A flash knock down) they usually didn't get a second opportunity!. And u don't manage to keep ur nose so straight&face so unmarked just by chance in "Prizefighting" for nothing!

[@kenb1899]

That was beautiful praising the up n coming and was he rte joe c the legend

[@d1bigshifter737]

Nigel is a warrior his fight with chris eubanks is one of the best

[@Eyeballpaul84]

Battle of the lisps

[@fionabarnes2191]

Calzaghe was the best all time super middleweight, I liked Eubank and benn, but calzaghe on another level ,didn’t need to showboat , would of been nice to see haha 🥊🥊

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Joe would have been too big for Nigel IMO.

[@richarddixon9606]

Joe was one class fighter.

[@ryand141]

Slapper. Never liked his style.

[@paulpasca131]

Ben and Joe are ace.

[@kyleburlette2196]

Let me just share joes record 46/0 undefeated champion period...

[@richardparkin4930]

Joe, greatest middleweight of them all. In any era.

[@rossl5908]

He wasn’t a middleweight but?

[@reecopad]

benn is one scary dude in the ring ,outside a true gent

[@NoName-ch2wg]

Benn Eubanks Joe Watson All greats

[@xxxxxxx77778]

Joe was the most successful boxer 🥊 from Britain.

[@ttfoley8127]

Benn was right about joe. Wow

[@truthhitman7473]

Steve Collins advoided Joe Calzaghe because he was scare Joe would beat him.

[@georgemorley1029]

Joe Calzaghe would have made a mockery of Steve Collins.

[@gettinglost270]

Calzaghe was and still is number 1

[@nordicwarrior5014]

What a fight that would have been. I think Joe on points in a war.

[@TheMercuryWolf]

Would've been a superb fight. I agree with your prediction. Calzaghe on points or possibly via late stoppage. I think both of them are getting hurt or dropped in this one. Benn hit exceptionally hard but Calzaghe had a great chin. But Benn could drop anyone he caught clean. His power wasn't quite as effective at 168 as it had been at 160, mind.

[@hawkermustang]

Nobody was picking Joe to beat Chris Eubanks either.

[@nordicwarrior5014]

hawkermustang Joe was the first and only guy to drop Eubank also. Eubank was known for his granite chin. Joe dropped him with the first clean punch.

[@hawkermustang]

NordicWarrior Yeah Joe was good. Never know as a puncher though. Had he not came to the USA he wouldn't have never fought Roy Jones or Hopkins either, because neither one of those guys were gonna risk taking that L in Europe anywhere.

[@nordicwarrior5014]

hawkermustang He was a puncher until he broke his power hand against Evans Ashira then his power was never the same. He used to knock almost every opponent out before then.

[@TheIkaraCult]

Had they fought it would have been a massacre for Calzaghe just because he was naturally bigger and would have punched holes in Nigel's defence. We all love Nigel of course, fantastic fighter.

[@hometruthshomie8688]

TRUE TALK!

[@James-C-Callan]

Nigel knew lol

[@southace]

I’d have to say Calzaghe stops Benn

[@georgemorley1029]

Nah, but he’d comfortably outpoint him over the distance.

[@mcginn4209]

Nigel Benn a *true* fighter (-_-)

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

Calzaghe was one of the most talented fighters of the last 30 years. I think the two things that stopped him getting the credit he deserved were: 1) Let's be honest, he *was* an arm puncher. 2) He had zero charisma. But has a perfect ring record and he should have a ton of money so I don't think he will lose any sleep about not getting as much as credit as he would have liked.

[@Carl-fp6xt]

He had brilliant in ring charisma though

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

@@Carl-fp6xt Not really. Did you see him making a tw@t out of himself in the first round against Eubank when he was doing the Ali shuffle?

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

@@hurricanebawbag1888 The fact he was Welsh makes no difference to me. But his arm punching and lack of charisma meant I only admired him rather than liked him.

[@Mike-iu6sz]

@@ppuh6tfrz646 clown

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

@@Mike-iu6sz I'm sorry if the truth upsets you.

[@deadarmd]

At this point in Joes career, Ben might have gotten to him early, likely NB woulda lost a decision Nigel is right about everything tho.

[@andybigchief]

Joe was at his best ,no one would beat him

[@samueljay8271]

andrew potts i agree n ive watched most fights

[@here.3070]

Benn is a classy guy too fair play

[@TheBenzer9]

His best fight I think was against Jeff Lacy..apart from he is and was probably the best middle/super middle weight

[@Mike-iu6sz]

Joes never fought at middleweight buddy

[@TheBenzer9]

@@Mike-iu6sz he fought middle weight at British level

[@Mike-iu6sz]

@@TheBenzer9 he didn’t mate, professional he fought at super middleweight and light heavy! Look it up! Only fought lighter in the amateurs

[@TheBenzer9]

@@Mike-iu6sz that's what I just said lol he won three British titles one of them at middle weight 🤣 so he did actually fight at middle weight

[@Haaarry00]

Joe was the best British boxer of all time in my opinion

[@cardigan3000]

hes in the discussion for best boxer from anywhere

[@syrusbark]

Love Nigel but Joe would have wrecked his legacy with a real beating

[@syrusbark]

@Megalodon Unlocked Jeff Lacy might disagree

[@nathr7375]

he beat my boxing idol but I still think he is really smart and got out at the right time. TBH he made him look stupid even though I have to say Jones Jr was out of his prime.

[@sitthapromwasphornsaran5736]

Joe won both Roy Jones & the Executioner, who else have done that?

[@johnhall3781]

Calzaghe is a legend 46-0 won't come out the valleys lol wished he would of had a fight with Benn n jones jr hopkins in there prime be all top fights well not calzaghe fault he never but respect to him

[@trevorcox3669]

Jo never stepped back I a fight

[@colinme2672]

Benn himself said he would have lost to Joe. Google it.

[@colinme2672]

Wow. Your reply makes zero sense. I'm not hero worshipping. Joe would beat Ben. Sugar Ray? That's a different question.

[@angelicupstart1977]

Joe was the best the country ever produced. End.

[@brendansings]

Always said Nigel Benn knew boxing back then. Now..when it comes to his son??? Maybe not so much!

[@leonharpley7057]

Michael was so clever calslappy

[@svenottke34-05]

Sven Ottke would have given him a beating that he would remember.

[@pdizzle7111]

Lol

[@garryclarke7695]

What might have been.

[@mazklassa9338]

Ben is up there with the Greats - yes plural because those that made it to that level of sporting greatness are not limited to one, except for God if you'd want to argue that...but that's another topic for another day. Peace to everyone.

[@macamo9991]

The Kessler victory stands up, but beyond it there's only a controversial SD over an ageing Hopkins; a battering of Jeff Lacy who turned out to be a hype-job; and two victories against fading legends, Eubank and Jones, where he struggled more than most thought he would. Plus it seems he chose not to fight a young hungry Jermaine Taylor, whoich proved to be a mistake that Hopkins made. There are other top guys out there he could've fought but chose not to. Retiring undefeated is special, but to be an all time great there has to be a little longevity. Just about every boxer on the all time great list had more than 46fights/Calzaghe, 50/Mayweather, 49/Marciano. Julio Ceasar Chavez could have retired after his 89th fight and been 89-0, but he continued on and lost in his 90th fight to Frankie Randall.

[@georgemorley1029]

What about Mitchell, Brewer, Woodhall, Bika? All world champions. All beaten by Joe. You’ve got a fairly skewed view of Joe’s career. Plus he never struggled against Eubank, he put him on his arse in round one and never looked back. And if you think he struggled against Jones...what? Seriously? Were you even watching the fight? He took the piss out of him for ten rounds!

[@macamo9991]

@@georgemorley1029 Just saying, most all-time greats have more than a 50 fight career. Longevity counts. He was stripped of the IBF because he chose not to face Jermaine Taylor. Brewer was 38 and 7 when he fought him, Eubank was on the down side if his career. Calzaghe was 36yrs old and 46-0 when he retired. Calzaghe was smart enough to see what was coming down the pipe in the form of guys like Jermaine Taylor, Andre Ward, and Authur Abraham. Pretty sure no one wanted any part of Gerald McClellan either.

[@jimbyrne2328]

The only controversy surrounding the Hopkins fight was the judge who went for Hopkins. Calzaghe beat Hopkins comfortably, never in any danger of losing. Although, the same judge thought Canelo beat Golovkin by 8 rounds, it may have looked close on the cards, but in reality, Calzaghe beat Hopkins comfortably.

[@patrickohalloran9553]

if Joe was American there would be a film made about him

[@sinceremaverick7081]

Calzaghe ducked all the greats of the 90's & 00's until they were old & 7 years past their prime. # Jones, Hopkins, & everybody else with a chance to beat him.

[@atuls55]

How did he avoid them? Jones was a huge star at Light Heavy by the time Calzaghe had his breakout win over Eubank at Super Middle. Eubank only fought him because Calazaghe wasn't even a big enough draw for Steve Collins to fight him at the time. A fight was made with Hopkins 5 or 6 years before they actually fought but Hopkins pulled out of it at the last minute.

[@liamandrews4721]

Hopkins was a middleweight though so how did that happen

[@SuperMillwall]

Calzaghe the greatest British fighter ever

[@howstewdo]

2020 but still I got to say this he never had to be that mouthy cxnt in the media his boxing showed how good he was he got a bit cocky in the ring when he went stateside but he schooled them. And this Carl froch shit I see somewhere behave you'd be put on ya arse.

[@zutrue]

Nigel Benn....destroys Calzaghe.

[@samueljay8271]

zutrue nope wrong. benn knows he wouldnt of beat calzaghe. watch move vids bellend

[@georgemorley1029]

Nah, Calzaghe was the real deal, too fast, too quick with his hands, solid chin and a tank of fuel to last 24 rounds, never mind 12. Calzaghe on points over 12 by miles.

[@leonharpley7057]

Slappy

[@robertcolcombe6893]

Roy Jones best days were far behind him when he fought joe, joe is best fighter to come out of Britain but he don’t beat no prime Roy at 168

[@Burnsyboy20]

The Joe calzaghe that only thought out of prime fighters when he finally went out of his hometown?

[@Burnsyboy20]

Thought not fought. Simply cause he's a slapper. I'd kill the tart.

[@ChrisThornburn-ke5xk]

nick the-greatest burns slapped with 32 kos your an idiot

[@ChrisThornburn-ke5xk]

nick the-greatest burns he was belt holder the number 1 wake up

[@superrmannn8399]

Benn ducked him. He was offered the fight before eubank fought him 🤣

[@alfie2113]

John smith joe was a world beater wtf are you on about

[@Clymax01]

Joe made the big moves to late in his career

[@kendodd8734]

Joe was a good fighter but not in the league of the hagler sand Leonard’s

[@amymcphee6319]

Joe would have destroyed the dark destroyer think he might have been a roid head

[@zeehuss8209]

Amy Mcphee Disgusting BS lie. Benn was clean in his career - which period are you having a prime Calzaghe fight Benn? The peak Benn 88-93 destroys Calzaghe by KO inside 4 Rounds - name me a McClellan on Calzaghe's resume? - every fucker mentions Collins. Collins was a coward who waited until Benn was washed up and finished, and Eubank on the slide before he faced them Remember a PRIME Collins had his ass given to him by McCallum, Johnson and Kalambay When Collins saw who was coming he ran for the hills! Calzaghe should have gone to America after he defeated a Eubank on the slide. There were many bouts out there from him: Keith Holmes (and Holmes never even laces the boots of Nunn), Quincy Taylor, even a Frankie Lyles Reggie Johnson was around......doubt Calzaghe would have gone anywhere near him!

[@amymcphee6319]

Zee Huss mcclellans trainer for one though he used peds he openly admits to using other drugs so why wouldn't he use peds he quit against Collins faked injury and his boy is shit too. He's not fit to lace Joe's boots

[@zeehuss8209]

Amy Mcphee McClellan's "trainer" against Benn?!? You write that fucking scumbag Stan Johnson as a "boxing trainer"???? The same Stan Johnson who said he taped up McClellan's hands when he fought Benn, when there is photographic evidence and at least 3 live witnesses, including Sanders, who said that McClellan wrapped his own hands!!! The same Stan Johnson, who McClellan said was not shouting the correct punch-combos in the Peacock Gym, when Gerald was in London a week before the Benn bout! The same Stan Johnson, whose mouth was smashed open and his teeth were knocked out (by McClellan!) because McClellan was fed up with him not knowing what he was doing in pad-work! That Stan Johnson?!? Which other boxer did this fool Stan Johnson "train"? McClellan's boxing trainer was the late, legendary Emmanuel Steward, who Gerald left a bout or 2 before Benn. McClellan did have the decision stolen from him, but that was the fault of the incompetent and clueless Asaro the French ref. That had nothing to do with Benn! I ask you again, name me any1 on Calzaghe's resume who is ANYWHERE near a Gerald McClellan. When McClellan was under Steward, both a prime RJJ and a prime James Toney avoided Gerald. A PRIME Benn (1988-93) would KO Calzaghe inside 4 Rounds. Collins was a coward, who waited until Benn was washed-up and finished before facing him. A PRIME Collins had his ass given to him by McCallum, Johnson and Kalambay.....and ran for the hills when he saw who was coming! You know fuck-all about boxing.

[@amymcphee6319]

I'm not arguing with you because your so predictable I know what your gonna say. UNDEFEATED supermiddle and lightheavy way to much skills and speed for a brawler like benn anyone knows that bye now.

[@dougclark9921]

I think JC wins at any point vs NB but not because he was better. Joe had a high work rate, accurate punches and could take a decent punch. Benn would have been a tough fight but I give it to Calzaghe because Benn had a habit of getting caught with punches and getting tired if he didnt ko people. I think Benn would have cut a path through todays SMW division. All that said and as a Calzaghe fan I would watch Benn over Joe.

[@MCorrigan]

Nigel Benn was always a mug.

[@BigTez40]

I like Nigel Benn ..But he should shut up!

[@H.K.5]

I think Benn would have KO'ed Calzaghe. Both amazing fighters tho.

[@danpilsworth6301]

Hamza Khaliq no way...but hard to call would of been amazing tho...

[@ironmike2010]

Dan Pilsworth Benn would have smashed calzaghe calzaghe was soft

[@elpistolero9394]

Fluffy Snow doggo They said the same thing about Lacy.

[@TextBookPuncher1]

Hamza Benn would have lost to calzaghe

[@ironmike2010]

TextBookPuncher1 omg 💀🤦🏾‍♂️

[@TextBookPuncher1]

Joe would have beaten Naijah Benn if they had fought. JC too much bombaclurt skill in dee ring. Naijah is strong but not fast and slick like calzagzi

[@henryhill3014]

Is it just me or is it the fact it takes one to knowome (gaydar) that most old school boxing legends are gay and have very feminin ways about them like I do. Let me name a few: nigel Benn, Mike tyson, chris uebank and so many more. But then how could you come out the closet whilst trying to be world champion. Take a look at mma it's also very similer. Am I the only person that has thought about this 🤔😂

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

Benn was one of the most exciting boxers ever. Calzaghe wasn't.

[@bieituns]

Ye but Calzaghe wasn't a quitter.

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

efc toffee :- What like Gary Speed you mean?

[@bieituns]

What does that have to do with the price of fish?

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

You brought up the subject of "Quitting". Surely checking out of life itself puts quitting in a boxing ring in the shade?

[@bieituns]

Well arguably Benn quit because he was scared to get hurt or die in the ring. Gary Speed never feared death, but I still don't see why you brought Gary Speed of all people into the conversation. Its irrelevant to the conversation.

[@ktu668]

joe beat them all he was the best about he fought Hopkins kesler Roy Jones Ewbank he done them all,So nobody can say a word there's always a big mouth that thinks of someone that'd be about now or then but he done the best about so give him Credit for what he achieved not knock him you couldn't do what he did just remembered that.