does the winner of the SMW super six have a better resume than Calzaghe??

[Darth_Simasu]

Jermain Taylor already has a better resume than Calzaghe

NONSENSE - you're speaking out of your rear end there pal.

[gudnite vienna]

yeh i agree mate, bell end springs to mind...

[Fenster]

Not if it's Kessler. That will just reinforce how good Calzaghe was.

Froch, Taylor and Abraham wouldn't beat Calzaghe in a million years. Well maybe 1 in 20. No way they could be ranked ahead of him. That would be a travesty.

Dirrell and Ward are unexposed. So should either piss the comp then naturally they will secure a lofty postion in the history of the 168 division.

[JazMerkin]

Not if it's Kessler. That will just reinforce how good Calzaghe was.

Froch, Taylor and Abraham wouldn't beat Calzaghe in a million years. Well maybe 1 in 20. No way they could be ranked ahead of him. That would be a travesty.

Dirrell and Ward are unexposed. So should either piss the comp then naturally they will secure a lofty postion in the history of the 168 division.

I agree with that, although I think were Abraham to win it without tasting defeat, he would be ranked higher, although I don't think he's better if that makes sense. Tbh, although I think the winner may get more credit or have a better resume, I think Calzaghe was a more talented fighter than any of these guys.

[johnmaff36]

[quote=Darth_Simasu;795969]

Jermain Taylor already has a better resume than Calzaghe

NONSENSE - you're speaking out of your rear end there pal.[/q
Id love to hear you explain how Taylor hasnt. And please dont go by JC wins over an over-the-hill Jones and a 86yr old B-hop.