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Message: [QUOTE="robbie mustoe, post: 2154712, member: 1969"] No he doesn't really. Roy has always been a natural 168/175 pounder much like Calzaghe. Joe has struggled for years to make 168 and no longer can, whilst Roy could probably still do it. If anything I would give a very slight size advantage to Calzaghe. Watch for Judah in the future. He has been fighting at 147 over the past few years - a weight class he is obviously too small for. This is his first fight back down at 140 - which is already a weakish division - and I would not be surprised to see him achieve something there and win a belt or two. The other big players in that division are Ricky Hatton (who is definatley on the decline), Pauli Malignaggi (who would match up poorly against Judah) and Timothy Bradley who is still a bit of an unknown quantity given his only win of any real note was against the incredibly overrated Junion Witter. As far as Roy winning, I would favour Calzaghe very slightly, mayne 60/40. But Roy has been saying some things this past week that have increased my confidence. Roy is not one of those guys who typically talks himself up a great deal when he knows he doesn't have it, and he has been saying he feels back to his best right now. Hopefully he can pull it off. [/QUOTE]

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