I'd like the Calzaghe victory to be the final chapter.

[donnydarkoIRL]

Oh please Donny i hinted once at the punch stats in Marquez vs Pacquiao 2 fight because someone was going on about opinions don't matter thats why i mentioned punch stats or something like that, and Lewis vs Holyfield 1 and Pernell Whitaker vs Chavez are you being serious Donny ?? i mentioned that because they were robberies thats completely different. I just mis read what you said regarding Whitaker you was on about Tito vs Whitaker, well i will correct myself and say i mentioned punch stats in that fight because i was shocked the punch stats were so close considering Tito won about 9 rounds.

And are you trying to be funny or something Donny ?? i respect the sport more than your ever know. I train very hard when im getting ready for a fight and i respect every boxer who has a go at boxing it takes a lot of courage to get into the ring, most of my family have done boxing and i was brought up to respect boxing so please do not go there with me Donny, so what other way should i describe Calzaghe flurries in Hopkins fight ?? he throws a lot of those punches with almost an open glove which is pitter patter to me.

I'm not a funny guy at all, I'm deadly serious.
You claimed you never mentioned punch stats.
I just searched "Cold Boxing punch stats," and got hundreds of results.
Ice it's what you are famous for on this site, using punch stats.


Disrespecting a legitimate world champion who has proved his mettle against some very good fighters is not onle making light of his career, but of every opponent he ever faced, ever belt he ever held and every fan who ever supported him.

I'm not going to reply to your family details as thats when feelings get hurt.

Have you ever broken your hand?

I didn't mean funny like that you know exactly what i meant Donny

I may of mentioned punch stats in the past but i can't remember that far back, but all i know is that in the last 6 months i have disregarded them as inaccurate stat, because i have learnt more about them in the last 6 months.

I don't see how thats disrespecting Calzaghe ?? i already gave him his credit but most of his flurries in Hopkins fight were slapping punches and i describe them as pitter patter, which way should i describe them ?? "Devastating powerful flurries" ??

And yes actually i have broken my hand not badly but yes, and with that comment your implying im blaming Calzaghe right ?? well your wrong again im not discrediting Calzaghe for his flurries i know how painful it is, but they are still pitter patter slapping punches end of.

I know exactly what you were talking about.
In exactly the same way you knew what I was talking about when I said that you had used punch stats on numerous occasions. Yet you denied that.
No matter.

If a novice was at ringside during one of your fights, a guy you considered a lesser boxer than yourself and he called you a pitty pat puncher, would you feel offended?

So if you have broken your hand you realise that mentally, you are always concious of breaking it again.
You always worry, you'll be throwing a punch and you'll feel that horrible crack again and you will be disabled for the remaining duration of the fight.
Would you not arm punch also if you were concious of this in every fight?
In addition add Hopkins. A man with a hrad head. Try hitting your toughest sparring partner square on in the forehead. It hurts trust me.

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I'm not a funny guy at all, I'm deadly serious.
You claimed you never mentioned punch stats.
I just searched "Cold Boxing punch stats," and got hundreds of results.
Ice it's what you are famous for on this site, using punch stats.


Disrespecting a legitimate world champion who has proved his mettle against some very good fighters is not onle making light of his career, but of every opponent he ever faced, ever belt he ever held and every fan who ever supported him.

I'm not going to reply to your family details as thats when feelings get hurt.

Have you ever broken your hand?

I didn't mean funny like that you know exactly what i meant Donny

I may of mentioned punch stats in the past but i can't remember that far back, but all i know is that in the last 6 months i have disregarded them as inaccurate stat, because i have learnt more about them in the last 6 months.

I don't see how thats disrespecting Calzaghe ?? i already gave him his credit but most of his flurries in Hopkins fight were slapping punches and i describe them as pitter patter, which way should i describe them ?? "Devastating powerful flurries" ??

And yes actually i have broken my hand not badly but yes, and with that comment your implying im blaming Calzaghe right ?? well your wrong again im not discrediting Calzaghe for his flurries i know how painful it is, but they are still pitter patter slapping punches end of.

I know exactly what you were talking about.
In exactly the same way you knew what I was talking about when I said that you had used punch stats on numerous occasions. Yet you denied that.
No matter.

If a novice was at ringside during one of your fights, a guy you considered a lesser boxer than yourself and he called you a pitty pat puncher, would you feel offended?

So if you have broken your hand you realise that mentally, you are always concious of breaking it again.
You always worry, you'll be throwing a punch and you'll feel that horrible crack again and you will be disabled for the remaining duration of the fight.
Would you not arm punch also if you were concious of this in every fight?
In addition add Hopkins. A man with a hrad head. Try hitting your toughest sparring partner square on in the forehead. It hurts trust me.

All you did is say exactly what i was trying to say Donny, if you look at my post didn't i say it wasn't Calzaghe's fault ?? i know exactly what he is going through. But that doesn't change the fact that they are slapping punches end of, i don't really understand why you consider pitter patter offensive and not slapping, i really don't know what other way i can explain it ?? thats just an expression Donny its not meant to be offensive.