The village called. They want their idiot back.
I'm starting to think Calzaghe banged your sister. Either that or you are just the typical troll here once or more before with an agenda hiding behind a proxy of sorts so the Mods cant match the ISP. By slap do you mean like this?
Or this?
Looks like ole slappy slaps pretty hard. Send Kessler a tweet and ask him how charmin soft it is.
So you tell me smart guy as to why Joe changed much of his direction, punch selection and timing?
Actually don't bother.
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I'm beginning to think you are Joe Calzhage's sister
I can post pics of Sven Ottke landing shots...any fool can do that.
Kessler.......lol.....who did he ever beat?
He couldn't KO Mundine....Ottke LAID MUNDINE OUT..!
Open the doors to the BHOF for the awesome UNDEFEATED Sven Ottke.
Only a pussy can be impressed by The Welsh Rabbit.
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Getting back to the authors question, the Hall has no criteria really. That is, no written one. Its subjective and bias in many cases. Some days all you need is a title and at other times you need more or you don't need one at all.
Why is Kid Azteca not in there?
or,
Harry Jeffra
Tippy Larkin
Esteban Dejesus
Bert Lytell
Jack Chase
Jackie Patterson
Willie Joyce
Rafael Herrera
Ernesto Marcel
Cocoa Kid
Jeff Clark
Lou Salica
Benny Briscoe?
Collins is very underrated and isn't given the recognition he deserves.
He was a real warrior who prevailed in situations where he was expected to lose.
Why is Steve Collins not in the International Boxing Hall of Fame?
Cuz he doesn't deserve to be
Listen son, in the late 90s, Calzaghe used to knock the $#!t out of people, where do you think the 32 KOs came from?!
You're just some young $#!t-snap Johnny-Come-Lately who saw maybe his last 5 fights and jumped to conclusions like a hysterical woman.
The dude's hands went bad on him, and he deserves all the credit for successfully changing up his style and finding another way to get the job done at the World Class level.
World Champion for over 10 years.
Steve was tough, durable and decent boxer early in his career but he was fortunate to meet Benn and Eubanks at the end of their career. He barely beat Eubanks the first time. He was nor special enough to be ranked HOF.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Steve's got a bit of an attitude too. I saw that British special where they got a bunch of the 168lbers to sit down for an interview (Collins, Calzaghe, Eubank, Roy Jones, ect) and he came off as a bit of a cocky dick. Eubank also openly accused him of ducking Calzaghe.
After amassing an 82-8 amateur record, Collins fought from 1986 through 1997 and retired with a 36-3 record. Amazingly, he book-ended his career with 16 wins at the start and 15 at the end–with a beginning and ending TKO as icing on the cake. The last nine were world title fights. Even more impressive is that this dominant iron-chinned Irishman retired as WBO Super Middleweight Title holder, something few champions ever accomplish.
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