Joe Calzaghe
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Oct 9, 2026
Uwe BollGUEST
For example, I did sparrings with Dariusz Michalczewski, The Tiger.
Uwe BollGUEST
He was 49 and 0, uh, almost like, like Calzaghe, and, uh, the half heavyweight w- professional world champion later.
Uwe BollGUEST
And, uh, if you do sparring and these people, Olympic athletes, uh, you need to survive.
Lance MigliaccioHOST
Yeah.
Ade OladipoGUEST
Yeah.
Ade OladipoGUEST
Joe Calzaghe's fought in Cardiff very, very late as well.
Simon JordanHOST
Yeah.
Ade OladipoGUEST
And 1:00 AM, I mean, look, I, I've done a lot of the main events over here for, for many years, and most of them get going at, like, 10:30, 11:00.
Frank WarrenGUEST
It's not like it's not happened before.
Frank WarrenGUEST
Joe Calzaghe, Frank Bruno, Naseem Hamed, I'll go through a stack of fights it's happened.
Frank WarrenGUEST
What's the big deal? It's no big deal.
Frank WarrenGUEST
Get on with it.
Frank WarrenGUEST
They're running a business.
Frank WarrenGUEST
They wanna maximize the, the money they're putting in, and that's it.
Frank WarrenGUEST
That's, that, that's why we, you know, in the past, why Joe Calzaghe, the money we were getting from HBO, sorry, not HBO at the time, from, um, Showtime, they put in, that's what m- helped us make the fights happen with Jeff Lacy.
Frank WarrenGUEST
It would've never happened.
Joe CordinaGUEST
And like I's, I've, I've said in previous interviews that I've done before, and I've always said it, the people that, the fighters that go over to America or fight the big names from America, win, lose, or draw, that's where they would get remembered for.
Joe CordinaGUEST
The, the likes of, God rest him, Ricky Hatton, you have Joe Calzaghe, Carl Froch's, um, I could go on and on and on.
Joe CordinaGUEST
Do you understand? They re- regardless of how they've, how they've, um, whether they've gone over and lost, drawn, won, or whatever, they get, they get remembered for them big nights because that, that, the American audience is so big, um, it, it just, ev- everyone talks about it, not only just British fighters and British fans and whatever else, it's all the sort of American fans, that side of the world.
Joe CordinaGUEST
So it's, it's something massive, and obviously Manny Pacquiao is global.
Daisy ChristodoulouGUEST
You know, I remember teaching s- students for the unseen GCSE English language paper.
Daisy ChristodoulouGUEST
I remember one year an unseen reading paper came up about Ellen MacArthur, the sailor, and another year one came up about Joe Calzaghe, the boxer.
Bradley BuschHOST
Yeah.
Daisy ChristodoulouGUEST
Y- you know, just the background knowledge for those two suits different groups of stud- students.
Daisy ChristodoulouGUEST
So what are the implications in terms of how we teach? Enormous numbers of implications.
Bradley BuschHOST
Yeah.
Daisy ChristodoulouGUEST
And again, I think what I do find quite frustrating is a lot of people when they come across this study or when I give them that Ellen MacArthur, Joe Calzaghe example, they'll go, "Oh, yeah.
Daisy ChristodoulouGUEST
You know, that makes total sense." Like, some kids are gonna do better on the Ellen MacArthur than the Joe Calzaghe.
Dillian WhyteGUEST
Carl Thompson could take shots anywhere in his head [chuckles] and never go down.
Dillian WhyteGUEST
You know, but Carl, I think Joe Calzaghe put, put him down, right? I think.
Dillian WhyteGUEST
Who was it? Or Chris Eubank, one of them.
Dillian WhyteGUEST
Someone, um, I can't remember, but someone put him down.
Dillian WhyteGUEST
Jeff Lacy.
Dillian WhyteGUEST
Jeff Lacy was a very tough guy.
Dillian WhyteGUEST
They said Carl, Carl Calzaghe, Joe Calzaghe could punch.
Dillian WhyteGUEST
He, he bashed him in, dropped him.
King VGUEST
Legend.
King VGUEST
Who else we got? Joe Calzaghe.
Romelo Delos SantosHOST
Oh, man.
Romelo Delos SantosHOST
That's
Ronan MullenHOST
I would still, having said all that, I would still always fall down on the side of better late than never.
Ronan MullenHOST
That's always kind of my default position, 'cause if you even take it from a British boxing point of view, you know, Froch, Calzaghe, these kinds of fights are...
Ronan MullenHOST
In Ireland, we had Andy Lee, Macklin, John Duddy, all kind of at the peak of their powers, somehow never fought each other.
Ronan MullenHOST
So I'm always like, "I'd rather see them fight at some stage than not at all." I wonder what your take on that is.
6 MINS LATER
Ronan MullenHOST
It will have a la- more lasting legacy for people maybe tuning into their first-ever fight or going to their first-ever fight, uh, that it's happening on UK soil.
Tris DixonGUEST
Yeah, I feel so.
Tris DixonGUEST
And, and, you know, I was at C- I was at the Principality, then the Millennium Stadium when Joe Calzaghe fought Mikkel Kessler in, I think, 2007, uh, in, uh, November, so it was chilly.
Tris DixonGUEST
It was cold.
James WhithamHOST
I, I mean, the big thing...
James WhithamHOST
I think what he's probably thinking about is a bloke called Joe Calzaghe, who was a really talented and successful, uh, middleweight boxer.
Jack BurnicleHOST
Yeah.
James WhithamHOST
Uh, his dad was a musician.
Adam SmithHOST
Fight fans obviously happy that it's here.
Adam SmithHOST
But about whether it will be 2 o'clock in the morning, like happens, who was, or Kessler against Calzaghe.
Adam SmithHOST
Talk of Spencer Brown trying to get it earlier, maybe more a sort of midnight, 1 o'clock time.
Spencer OliverHOST
Yeah, I think it's not just Spencer Brown.
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