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    Default Re: Hopkins-Calzaghe - A definitive debate. Fact.

    Utterly great replies.

    1. Bothered by the pressure of losing to a whitey.

    2. Obviously scared of losing.

    3. It's highly doubtful Hopkins would have lasted long enough against a 2002 Calzaghe to use dirty filthy cheating shameful tactics.
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    Default Re: Hopkins-Calzaghe - A definitive debate. Fact.

    I think he was waiting for ODH and a huge pay day against an easier opponent.
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    Default Re: Hopkins-Calzaghe - A definitive debate. Fact.

    the same reason most fighters at that level of their career duck opponents

    he simply divided the pay day and the risk and decided it just wasnt worth it

    I dont blame RJJ/hopkins/toney for ducking JC, far better paydays for an easier nights work back then
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    Default Re: Hopkins-Calzaghe - A definitive debate. Fact.

    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    the same reason most fighters at that level of their career duck opponents

    he simply divided the pay day and the risk and decided it just wasnt worth it

    I dont blame RJJ/hopkins/toney for ducking JC, far better paydays for an easier nights work back then
    Did you mean? I dont blame JC for ducking ,RJJ/hopkins/toney far better paydays for an easier nights work back then...

    Roy's the only one that fought all of them, two in his younger/prime days....
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    Default Re: Hopkins-Calzaghe - A definitive debate. Fact.

    Quote Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    the same reason most fighters at that level of their career duck opponents

    he simply divided the pay day and the risk and decided it just wasnt worth it

    I dont blame RJJ/hopkins/toney for ducking JC, far better paydays for an easier nights work back then
    Did you mean? I dont blame JC for ducking ,RJJ/hopkins/toney far better paydays for an easier nights work back then...

    Roy's the only one that fought all of them, two in his younger/prime days....

    In fairness they are all to blame, RJJ,Hopkins and Toney wouldn't go to the UK and Joe wouldn't go to the States, can't blame one more than the other, none of them were keen to take the risk. Roy may have fought Hop and Toney but he was having none of DM and vice versa... just a shame we missed out on a few great prime fights

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    Default Re: Hopkins-Calzaghe - A definitive debate. Fact.

    In short the answer is Hopkins in a greedy money grabing cnut who does not like it when he does not get his way!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    the same reason most fighters at that level of their career duck opponents

    he simply divided the pay day and the risk and decided it just wasnt worth it

    I dont blame RJJ/hopkins/toney for ducking JC, far better paydays for an easier nights work back then
    Did you mean? I dont blame JC for ducking ,RJJ/hopkins/toney far better paydays for an easier nights work back then...

    Roy's the only one that fought all of them, two in his younger/prime days....

    In fairness they are all to blame, RJJ,Hopkins and Toney wouldn't go to the UK and Joe wouldn't go to the States, can't blame one more than the other, none of them were keen to take the risk. Roy may have fought Hop and Toney but he was having none of DM and vice versa... just a shame we missed out on a few great prime fights

    No no, DM sat ringside and watched Roy stop virgil hill with the body shot. So he was willing to travel but after he saw RJJ up close in action he hauled ass and never returned...

    P.S. no one even comes close to thinking that DM stood a chance against RJJ so what does it matter that he didnt fight him....
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    Default Re: Hopkins-Calzaghe - A definitive debate. Fact.

    Quote Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Phil View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    the same reason most fighters at that level of their career duck opponents

    he simply divided the pay day and the risk and decided it just wasnt worth it

    I dont blame RJJ/hopkins/toney for ducking JC, far better paydays for an easier nights work back then
    Did you mean? I dont blame JC for ducking ,RJJ/hopkins/toney far better paydays for an easier nights work back then...

    Roy's the only one that fought all of them, two in his younger/prime days....

    In fairness they are all to blame, RJJ,Hopkins and Toney wouldn't go to the UK and Joe wouldn't go to the States, can't blame one more than the other, none of them were keen to take the risk. Roy may have fought Hop and Toney but he was having none of DM and vice versa... just a shame we missed out on a few great prime fights

    No no, DM sat ringside and watched Roy stop virgil hill with the body shot. So he was willing to travel but after he saw RJJ up close in action he hauled ass and never returned...

    P.S. no one even comes close to thinking that DM stood a chance against RJJ so what does it matter that he didnt fight him....

    When DM was undefeated there was alot of people who thought he had the best chance to beat Roy... He didn't want to fight in the States and Roy wouldn't go to Germany, just because he travelled to watch doesn't mean he was willing to travel to fight.

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    Default Re: Hopkins-Calzaghe - A definitive debate. Fact.

    Could have been he knew there was an easier fight against a smaller ODLH for more money like Master said,
    that would make alot of sense,
    it would have been good to see them fight with Hopkins not John Ruizing his ass, I think Joe still takes him though...

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