Your Gwent
Get involved: send your photos, videos, news & views by texting ARGUS NEWS to 80360 or email »
Enzo: Joe can handle rough stuff
3:01pm Friday 18th April 2008
Joe Calzaghe's father and trainer Enzo insists his son is "no angel" and will beat Bernard Hopkins at his own game if the American tries to drag Saturday's light-heavyweight super-fight into the trenches.
Play VideoYour sayYourGwent
Add your comment
Register for a FREE South Wales Argus account and you can have your say on today's news and sport by adding comments on articles we publish. The best comments may even get published in the paper.
Please register now or sign in below to continue.
In this section
- Jobless project gets £10.5 million European boost
- Health trust to be named after Bevan
- MP's pledge to help Newport metal plant
- WALES NEWS: Go-ahead for giant wind farm
- M4 ACCIDENT: Tanker fire
- UK NEWS: Banking Bill leads Queen's Speech
- Consumer confidence hits record low
- ARGUS COMMENT: Welcome decision
- ARGUS COMMENT: Grim news for local economy
- CHILD CRUELTY CASE: 'House stank of urine' - court hears
Sponsored Links
Editor's Choice
Wales and Scots weigh up Euro bid
The Welsh and Scottish football associations could enter into a joint bid for the 2016 European Championships after both confirmed "tentative’’ talks over co-hosting the event had taken place.
Macca's still none the wiser
ENZO Maccarinelli has travelled to London ahead of his WBO cruiserweight title shot on Saturday night, still none the wiser as to who he will be facing.
Davies excited by talented Dragons
WALES Under-20s head coach Phil Davies believes there is a core of bright young talent in the Dragons region that can become the backbone of a successful senior side.
Brown aims to halt repossessions
Gordon Brown has moved to stem growing repossessions with a £1 billion package to allow struggling homeowners to defer mortgage payments for up to two years.
England ready to resume tour
England have confirmed they are flying out to Abu Dhabi on Thursday and will resume their tour of India following days of talks with security advisors.
JK Rowling's latest book unveiled
A £2 million original version of JK Rowling's latest book has been unveiled as Harry Potter mania grips the globe once again.
Local Advertisers
Local Information
Enter your postcode, town or place name
