Enzo Calzaghe

Pietro Vincenzo "Enzo" Calzaghe (1 January 1949 – 17 September 2018) Calzaghe said of his early life: "Where I come from, in Sardinia, boys like me either became waiters, boxers or footballers. Well, I didn’t end up as any of them – although I’ve had a go at most".

Children He has three daughters named Sonia, Melissa and Annmarie, and one son called Joe.

Travelling across Europe Calzaghe played the bass guitar for his uncle's band 'Survival'. He was conscripted into the Italian Air Force at the age of 19 and immediately found a place in their Milan football team, where he spent much of the next two years.

In Cardiff Calzaghe found work at a Wimpy where he fell in love with a waitress, Jackie, who would become his wife just four weeks later. and the Futch–Condon Award, awarded by the Boxing Writers Association of America, for Trainer of the Year 2007. He effectively retired from coaching in 2008, though his gym continued. A bridge has been named in honour of Enzo and Joe in their home town of Newbridge.

Fighters trained Nationality Name Weight Division(s) Titles held Reference Joe Calzaghe Super-Middleweight and Light Heavyweight BBBofC, WBO, WBA, WBC and IBF Super-Middleweight belts. The Ring Light-Heavyweight belt. Enzo Maccarinelli Cruiserweight WBU, WBO, and EBU belts. Bradley Pryce Super-Featherweight - Light-Middleweight WBO Inter-Continental Lightweight title, BBBoC Welterweight, WBU Light-Middleweight, Commonwealth Light-Middleweight, Gary Lockett Middleweight