Mr. Calzaghe

The story of the rise to glory of boxer Joe Calzaghe.

Cast

Joe Calzaghe

as Self

Enzo Calzaghe

as Self

James Dean Bradfield

as Self

Chris Eubank

as Self

Steve Farhood

as Self

Michael J. Fox

as Self

Ioan Gruffudd

as Self

Mikkel Kessler

as Self

Matthew Rhys

as Self

Mike Tyson

as Self

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