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    Default What was Calzaghe better at ?

    Fighting off the backfoot or coming forward ?

    Best performance on the backfoot : Jeff Lacy

    Best performance coming forward : Mikkel Kessler

    What you think ?
    Last edited by Pugilistic; 10-25-2009 at 03:43 PM.

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    Backfoot, but he only very rarely had opponents come to him.

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    easy, slapping

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Pugilistic View Post
    Fighting off the backfoot or coming forward ?

    Best performance on the backfoot : Jeff Lacy

    Best performance coming forward : Mikkel Kessler

    What you think ?
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    Do you really think Calzaghe fought Lacy on the back foot

    I havent seen the fight for a couple of years now but im pretty certain Calzaghe took the fight to him 95% of the fight.

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    Quote Originally Posted by skel1983 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Pugilistic View Post
    Fighting off the backfoot or coming forward ?

    Best performance on the backfoot : Jeff Lacy

    Best performance coming forward : Mikkel Kessler

    What you think ?
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    Do you really think Calzaghe fought Lacy on the back foot

    I havent seen the fight for a couple of years now but im pretty certain Calzaghe took the fight to him 95% of the fight.
    From what i recall he did especially early in the fight.

    He used his superior footwork to have Lacy come to him and then peppered him with combos then moved out.

    I'm sure as the fight went on Calzaghe did start pressing forward.
    Last edited by Pugilistic; 10-25-2009 at 04:19 PM.

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    backfoot but that was another strength of Calzaghe's, he was good at both.

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    He was better at waiting until great fighters were hitting their 40's before fighting them than anything.

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    Quote Originally Posted by rjj tszyu View Post
    He was better at waiting until great fighters were hitting their 40's before fighting them than anything.

    RJ was good at fighting postmen

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    Quote Originally Posted by rjj tszyu View Post
    He was better at waiting until great fighters were hitting their 40's before fighting them than anything.
    HA HA! That, and conning people

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    Default Re: What was Calzaghe better at ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Pugilistic View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by skel1983 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Pugilistic View Post
    Fighting off the backfoot or coming forward ?

    Best performance on the backfoot : Jeff Lacy

    Best performance coming forward : Mikkel Kessler

    What you think ?
    \

    Do you really think Calzaghe fought Lacy on the back foot

    I havent seen the fight for a couple of years now but im pretty certain Calzaghe took the fight to him 95% of the fight.
    From what i recall he did especially early in the fight.

    He used his superior footwork to have Lacy come to him and then peppered him with combos then moved out.

    I'm sure as the fight went on Calzaghe did start pressing forward.
    I think he was too fast for Lacy, but he was off balance with his footwork and I found it pretty sloppy in that fight, and Calzaghe brought the fight in terms of punches to Lacy, but physically Lacy was the one coming forward for most of it.

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