I agree with the OP. Cleverly reminds me a lot of Calzaghe and the output would earn him a decision. Hopkins is very good, but there is a lot of nonsense with some of the opponents and their own limitations (weight clauses, mandatories etc). When in with someone his own size and with effective output and combinations, he tends to get outworked. Hopkins is a clever man and tends to avoid that kind of fighter. He thought he could bully Calzaghe and simply got it wrong, he occasionally does that.
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