Calzaghe's southpaw stance,how will this affect Hopkin??

Question

I beleive one of Calzaghe's best chances of any points win isnt so much he is a good boxer,but his previous opponents have been not just inexperienced but very inexperienced against southpaws,as a southpaw mysef I know Ive beaten better boxers just by the sheer awkwardness a southpaw style presents,how many class fighters has Hopkins faced??

Answer 1

He's beat the rest to be the best.But if Joe keeps he's head

(unlike Hatton)he will beat him.

Answer 2

Anytime you fight a southpaw with experience and quick hands its always a challenge, but I think B-hop is smart enough to compensate.

Answer 3

It wont, Hopkins is undefeated against southpaws. John David Jackson taught him how to fight lefties.

Answer 4

B-Hop won't find calzaghe's south paw stance a hastle in my oppinion, he is experienced enough to adjust, I believe Calzaghe's speed is what will ultimatly overcome Hopkins

Answer 5

Hi

Don't worry, he probably won't be there long enough to see it.

Ray. West York's. U.K.

Answer 6

Ah, yes, "untouchable," *self-proclaimed* expert, who contends, with his pals, that Calzaghe is unworthy; would have been beaten soundly by Steve Collins; and now, while stepping up to light-heavyweight for the first time, *might* defeat Hopkins, apparently in the mind of "untouchable," a confused, inexperienced 43 year old conventional boxer.  

BTW, that confused, inexperienced now 43 year old conventional boxer defended world titles 20 times without a loss, while beating John David Jackson, Glencoffe Johnson, Simon Brown, Antwun Echols, Félix Trinidad, Oscar de la Hoya, and Winky Wright...All, no doubt, ne'er-do-wells in the opinion of the vaunted "untouchable."