So which fighters would you all like to see Joe Calzaghe fight before he retires?

[RAMPAGE0017]

After he gets past Kessler, which fights do you want to see be made before he retires from the sport?

[RAMPAGE0017]

And also, a better question.. which fights do you think will enhance his legacy?

[madpup]

I have some more great thread titles you can start:

1. What is the most attractive feature of Joe Calzaghe's beautiful body?

2. How long would it take Joe Calzaghe to dispatch Prime James Toney?

3. How many more world titles would Bernard Hopkins have to win to escape the shame of ducking Joe Calzaghe for most of his career?

[sandwichsurgeon]

I have some more great thread titles you can start:

1. What is the most attractive feature of Joe Calzaghe's beautiful body?

2. How long would it take Joe Calzaghe to dispatch Prime James Toney?

3. How many more world titles would Bernard Hopkins have to win to escape the shame of ducking Joe Calzaghe for most of his career?

Put down the mirror Joe and get in the gym, your fighting Kessler in November and unless you get in shape you are going to be in an awful mess.

[RAMPAGE0017]

I have some more great thread titles you can start:

1. What is the most attractive feature of Joe Calzaghe's beautiful body?

2. How long would it take Joe Calzaghe to dispatch Prime James Toney?

3. How many more world titles would Bernard Hopkins have to win to escape the shame of ducking Joe Calzaghe for most of his career?


I'm not quite the fan of Calzaghe that you seem to assume. :lol:

[Brickhaus]

If he had 5 more fights, I want to see him take on the Winky/Bernard winner, the Taylor/Pavlik winner (even if it's a nontitle fight at 164), whichever of the 168 prospects has best established himself by that time (probably Bute, but maybe Froch), Bad Chad and either Clinton Wood or Antonio Tarver as a winnable swan song. If he can make it out of that gauntlet 3-2, it would even enhance his legacy.