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Boxing: Calzaghe offered big fight
BBC News - October 12, 2005
The world's leading light heavyweight Antonio Tarver is available to fight Joe Calzaghe in February.
Patience pays off for Pemberton
Boston Globe,United States - September 24, 2005
Scott Pemberton's ship has finally come in. Now all he has to do is sink it. Although no site has been determined, the New Bedford-based Pemberton will finally get his well-deserved shot at a world title courtesy of both International Boxing Federation super middleweight champion Jeff Lacy and World Boxing Organization titleholder Joe Calzaghe.
Lacy Finds A Bout, But Likely No Tampa Venue
TBO.com - September 20, 2005
Scott Pemberton is no Joe Calzaghe, but he is good enough to be St. Petersburg super middleweight Jeff Lacy's next opponent. Calzaghe and Lacy were supposed to meet Nov. 5 in England, but Calzaghe broke his hand during a unanimous decision victory against Evans Ashira on Sept. 10, negating the middleweight showdown.
icWales - Boxing: King praises champ Calzaghe
icWales Sports News - September 18, 2005
DON KING isn't often complimentary about his fighting enemies. But such is his respect for Joe Calzaghe not even boxing's controversial mouth-almighty has a bad word for the 'great' world champion.
Joe Calzaghe in danger of missing boat
icWales Sports News - September 18, 2005
If Joe Calzaghe surfs the internet he would do well to steer clear of the boxing websites for the time being. Columnists on both sides of the Atlantic have been queueing up to attack Wales' long-serving WBO super-middleweight champion following the cancellation of his Bonfire Night unification clash with IBF boss Jeff Lacy.
Harrison's Big Break
Mirror - September 18, 2005
HARRISON'S BIG BREAK SCOTT Harrison will capitalise on Joe Calzaghe's misfortune by defending his WBO featherweight title in front of the ITV cameras in Glasgow on November 5.
HARRISON READY FOR RING RETURN
Sportinglife.com,UK - September 15, 2005
Scott Harrison will capitalise on Joe Calzaghe's misfortune by defending his WBO featherweight title in front of the ITV cameras at the Braehead Arena on November 5.
'Winky' against Calzaghe definitely not a Shaw thing
icWales Sports News - September 14, 2005
Plans for Joe Calzaghe to meet pound-for-pound ace Ronald 'Winky' Wright if Jeff Lacy pulls out of their unification fight have been ridiculed by American promoter Gary Shaw. Shaw who looks after both Wright and Lacy denied yesterday's claim by Calzaghe's backer Frank Warren that a bout with 'Winky' could be made because Don King at ringside in Cardiff for Calzaghe's WBO super-middle defence against Evans ...
Winky against Calzaghe definitely not a Shaw thing
ic Wales,United Kingdom - September 14, 2005
"I injured my shoulder in the fourth," said the Kenyan on returning to his adopted home in Denmark. "I was boxing one-armed from then on, not Calzaghe."
Choice for Joe
ic NorthWales,UK - September 14, 2005
The prospect of a super middleweight unification fight between Joe Calzaghe and Jeff Lacy is still alive, but the Welshman now has a back-up plan.
Lacy suspects Calzaghe faked injury
ESPN.com - September 14, 2005
“I think he's faking the injury. I had even started training camp but was thinking that he would get injured, or supposedly get injured. Even if it wasn't his hand, I knew something would come up. ”
Boxing News: Froch Says Joe Calzaghe Is A Bully
TheSweetScience.com - September 13, 2005
“I have come to expect Joe Calzaghe to pick on easy targets,” Froch added. “I believe he is nothing but a bully."
Boxing News: Who Killed Lacy-Calzaghe?
TheSweetScience.com - September 13, 2005
"It sure as hell was not the butler," said promoter Gary Shaw. "Showtime had November 5 reserved. Jeff was ready to fight in Cardiff, London, or any other home court venue Team Calzaghe desired."
Calzaghe: Give me a break, Lacy
ic NorthWales,UK - September 13, 2005
Joe Calzaghe remains convinced he will land a world super-middleweight title showdown against Jeff Lacy - despite breaking his left hand in Cardiff.
Calzaghe keeps Wright as back-up
BBC.com - September 13, 2005
Joe Calzaghe's showdown with Jeff Lacy is still alive, but he also has Ronald 'Winky' Wright in his sights.
Taz left baffled by loss
icWales Sports News - September 12, 2005
If anyone at the CIA was more frustrated than Joe Calzaghe it would have to be Taz Jones. The underdog from Abercynon dominated the early rounds of his Celtic welterweight title showdown with unbeaten prospect Tony Doherty and despite a late revival by the Pontypool puncher seemed to have done enough to hang on to victory.
UNLUCKY BREAK FOR CALZAGHE
Glasgow Daily Record-Sport - September 12, 2005
JOE CALZAGHE'S frustrating wait for a career-defining world super-middleweight title unification fight goes on after he suffered another injury setback in Cardiff on Saturday night.
No fireworks from Calzaghe
icWales Sports News - September 12, 2005
THE worst-case scenario came true for Joe Calzaghe at a sold-out Cardiff International Arena around midnight on Saturday.
Lacy fears Calzaghe ducking him
Las Vegas Review Journal - September 12, 2005
Jeff Lacy, who is 20-0 with 16 knockouts, isn't buying the injury excuse, though Frank Warren said Joe Calzaghe's hand "was ballooned up three times its normal size." Calzaghe has had frequent hand problems, but Warren said the latest injury is a new one. Lacy, though, is not so sure.
Calzaghe Confident He Will Face Lacy
Sporting Life - September 11, 2005
Joe Calzaghe remains convinced he will land a world super-middleweight title showdown against Jeff Lacy despite breaking his left hand in Cardiff on Saturday night.
Calzaghe's plans go out of the window
Daily Telegraph Sports News - September 11, 2005
Joe Calzaghe's career is drifting his proposed unification fight with the American Jeff Lacy disappearing over the horizon. Calzaghe damaged his fragile left hand in the 17th defence of his World Boxing Organisation super-middleweight title against Kenya's Evans Ashira in Cardiff on Saturday.
Boxing: Calzaghe's wait goes on
ic Wales,United Kingdom - September 11, 2005
X-rays have revealed Calzaghe broke the metacarpal bone in his left hand in the course of his one-sided points win over Kenyan Evans Ashira, in what was supposed to be a tune-up for a November 5 London showdown with IBF champion Jeff Lacy.
Calzaghe and Khan bouts in photos
BBC.com - September 11, 2005
Pictures from the Cardiff International Arena
Calzaghe retains WBO super middleweight title
Sports Network - September 11, 2005
Joe Calzaghe won a 12-round unanimous decision over Evans Ashira to retain his WBO super middleweight title on Saturday.
Calzaghe's dream fight in danger
BBC - September 11, 2005
Joe Calzaghe's dream of a super middleweight unification fight hangs in the balance after the WBO champion broke his hand against Evans Ashira.
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