Froch v Inkin...15th march UK

THEBUTCH · Post by **THEBUTCH** » 23 Jan 2008, 09:45

It's all coming good for Froch. By and large, he's done it the right way and proved treading the traditional route can still work.

Should he beat Inkin, which is a tough one, he'll have well earned his world title shot.

The Blade · Post by **The Blade** » 23 Jan 2008, 14:55

Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
Chambers2 wrote:
G0mez wrote:TBC but looking like it's on in UK after negotiations.

Inkin v Duma video

Froch v Reid
Good news its in the UK (providing it is). Inkins getting KTFO
Looks like it is:

Super Middleweight Final Elimination:
Carl Froch vs. Dennis Inkin
An agreement was reached and Hennessy Promotions will promote the fight in England on March 15.

March 15 is a Saturday ... does this mean it is on ITV?

WildWaylon · Post by **WildWaylon** » 24 Jan 2008, 19:20

rhino222 wrote:well, after 2 mins of the fight i can see that inkin is wide open to the froch right uppercut, watch the video, inkin throws the left jab, with his chin out to dry.

thats how the fight will end...... froch KO3

Hang on isnt Froch a teeny weeny bit open too, with his hands down - Hes copped some decent punches but up to now nothing that was enough to deck him, but sooner or later.........

whiskey · Post by **whiskey** » 24 Jan 2008, 20:37

oliverfennell wrote:
G0mez wrote:Froch dont expect Calzaghe to fight him.

Besides it's against Warren's blueprint to put on fights people actually want to see.. especially opponents not his books whom can crack a bit.
I take it you don't/didn't want to see any of these?

Calzaghe-Kessler
Calzaghe-Hopkins
Maccarinelli-Haye
Skelton-Chagaev

Dont thank them for those fights Oliver.

Everyone remembers the letter to 'Team Kessler' from Calzaghe saying that he was only interested in big HBO fights from now on and that belts meant nothing to him.... then the choices dry up and he fights Kessler after everyone had screamed for it for months. I must admit that the undercard was as poor as i have ever seen in my life. Squeezing every penny...

Calzaghe v Hopkins ain't a fight i'm bothered about being completely honest. I will watch don't get me wrong, but can't say the timing has been great has it? all a bit late in the day and even Joe is saying Hopkins is just a name and a payday. Happening far too late now.

Macc-Haye is another fight that nearly hit the skids because of Warren - it wasn't until Haye held all the cards that Warren relented and put the fight on. He trashed haye in the papers. "I'll quit boxing if Haye beats Enzo" he promised.

Skelton v Chagaev - Did Warren put that fight on? i thought it was Universum..

Whilst we're discussing the whole SN thing on a Froch thread - i heard that there was a bid in for the Froch fight and even a date booked at Nottingham arena by a certain promoter - but Hennessy did the deal beforehand... same for Adamu and same for Robin Reid...

Considering how much stick he gives him in the paper, you have to laugh at his eagerness.

Soon his stable will have dried up and then what ?

Thats why they are crapping it that someone with a few KO's on their record might catch Amir clean... hence their reluctance at putting him in with anyone too lively.

Remember it's a business to some and these are assets we are talking about...cash cows.

Bonafide opponents like John Murray and Thaxton are too tasty for Amir this year.

Maybe Amir will shine against them... but his handler's won't take the risk.

Amir's on the sub's bench ready for when Calzaghe comes off... if you play both strikers together and one gets crocked your club is in serious jeopardy

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 25 Jan 2008, 17:33

I don't think this is as cut and dried as it first appears. Yes Inkin has a questionable chin but he is a smart boxer and carries a bit of a dig. The combination he finished Veit with was world class and Froch is prone to lazy spells. Inkin can make it interesting by boxing and moving behind a tight guard, snapping flurries and getting out again. He isn't undefeated for nothing and i hope Froch isn't expecting to land and then good night nurse!

Froch by TKO 9 for my money but with a couple of interesting moments along the way.

josh fg · Post by **josh fg** » 26 Jan 2008, 06:29

Hmm don't think Warren's talent pool is drying up any time soon.

Froch seems to have the chin to go with his style although Im yet to see him hit real clean. Realy looking forward to this fight though.

WildWaylon · Post by **WildWaylon** » 26 Jan 2008, 09:00

Its a long time since they fought as amateurs, and Inkin got the win. Both fighters have had a lot of experiance in the pro ranks since, and both have perfect records as pros. Inkin though, has more experiance and has fought better fighters IMO than Froch. This is a true test for Froch and promises to be his hardest fight. I wouldnt bet on Froch for this one.

josh fg · Post by **josh fg** » 26 Jan 2008, 09:22

WildWaylon wrote:Its a long time since they fought as amateurs, and Inkin got the win. Both fighters have had a lot of experiance in the pro ranks since, and both have perfect records as pros. Inkin though, has more experiance and has fought better fighters IMO than Froch. This is a true test for Froch and promises to be his hardest fight. I wouldnt bet on Froch for this one.

I think froch's record stands up with any of the top 5 at smw the two names which jump out of Inkin's record as being comparible to froch are Viet and a fading Julio Cesar Vasquez on froch's record there is a all be it similarly faiding Robin Reid, Sergey Tatevosyan, Brian Magee who was close to world class Matthew Barney who had just been jobed out of a european title at a weight above when they fought and the credible Porres.

I think we tend to underestimate froch because people have been going on about him for so long on this bord.

WildWaylon · Post by **WildWaylon** » 27 Jan 2008, 11:09

josh fg wrote:
WildWaylon wrote:Its a long time since they fought as amateurs, and Inkin got the win. Both fighters have had a lot of experiance in the pro ranks since, and both have perfect records as pros. Inkin though, has more experiance and has fought better fighters IMO than Froch. This is a true test for Froch and promises to be his hardest fight. I wouldnt bet on Froch for this one.
I think froch's record stands up with any of the top 5 at smw the two names which jump out of Inkin's record as being comparible to froch are Viet and a fading Julio Cesar Vasquez on froch's record there is a all be it similarly faiding Robin Reid, Sergey Tatevosyan, Brian Magee who was close to world class Matthew Barney who had just been jobed out of a european title at a weight above when they fought and the credible Porres.

I think we tend to underestimate froch because people have been going on about him for so long on this bord.

I dont think you can underestimate any of the top names in this very competative division especially Carl Froch - He hits hard and can take a good shot as well.

josh fg · Post by **josh fg** » 27 Jan 2008, 20:20

WildWaylon wrote:
josh fg wrote:
WildWaylon wrote:Its a long time since they fought as amateurs, and Inkin got the win. Both fighters have had a lot of experiance in the pro ranks since, and both have perfect records as pros. Inkin though, has more experiance and has fought better fighters IMO than Froch. This is a true test for Froch and promises to be his hardest fight. I wouldnt bet on Froch for this one.
I think froch's record stands up with any of the top 5 at smw the two names which jump out of Inkin's record as being comparible to froch are Viet and a fading Julio Cesar Vasquez on froch's record there is a all be it similarly faiding Robin Reid, Sergey Tatevosyan, Brian Magee who was close to world class Matthew Barney who had just been jobed out of a european title at a weight above when they fought and the credible Porres.

I think we tend to underestimate froch because people have been going on about him for so long on this bord.
I dont think you can underestimate any of the top names in this very competative division especially Carl Froch - He hits hard and can take a good shot as well.

I'm supprised Froch isn't better known he's a successful british boxer who used to be on terrestrial TV and who talks a good fight.

scrap iron · Post by **scrap iron** » 28 Jan 2008, 06:50

Froch may not be a household name yet, but he regularly draws 6,000 or 7,000 fans when he fights in Nottingham which is quite a lot when you consider he's only fought in British and Commonwealth title fights so far.

josh fg · Post by **josh fg** » 28 Jan 2008, 06:54

scrap iron wrote:Froch may not be a household name yet, but he regularly draws 6,000 or 7,000 fans when he fights in Nottingham which is quite a lot when you consider he's only fought in British and Commonwealth title fights so far.

True but he also has a possible world title shot... thats godda be worth an apperance on Jonathon Ross.

scrap iron · Post by **scrap iron** » 28 Jan 2008, 07:02

If his fight with Inkin is made for the WBC title and was shown on the BBC, ITV or maybe even Setanta at a peak time, I think he would be on a lot more chat shows.

Autobarn · Post by **Autobarn** » 28 Jan 2008, 08:40

Is this fight definitely happening? I mean, Universum aren't going to pull Inkin out are they?

scrap iron · Post by **scrap iron** » 28 Jan 2008, 09:03

I still find it strange why the fight is scheduled for a Saturday, Froch is a Sky fighter and their fights are broadcast on Fridays.

leforge · Post by **leforge** » 28 Jan 2008, 16:45

Its not confirmed yet, it probably be on sky.

Halfamill · Post by **Halfamill** » 12 Feb 2008, 14:17

Is this fight still on?

Mario · Post by **Mario** » 12 Feb 2008, 14:19

Yes, on ITV

http://www.boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=77436

Wellington · Post by **Wellington** » 12 Feb 2008, 14:26

Carl Froch is set to do battle again at Nottingham Arena on Saturday 29th March 2008.

The WBC super-middleweight world title final eliminator will see ‘The Cobra’ take on the unbeaten and highly-ranked Russian Denis Inkin.

The Arena has become Froch’s home venue over the last few years and this fight is being broadcast live on ITV1.

British champion and WBC number one challenger, Froch is undefeated in 22 fights and has won 18 by way of knockout. WBC international champion, Inkin is also undefeated in 32 fights and has won 24 by knockout.

The winner of the contest will be mandatory challenger to Joe Calzaghe for the WBC world super-middleweight crown.

TICKETS ONLINE
http://www.wayahead.com/icecentre/price ... ler1=arena

24hr Ticket Hotline:

0870 121 0123

Premium Tickets:

0115 853 3008

Group Bookings:

0115 853 3095

Disabled Seating

0115 853 3002

Froch v Inkin...15th march UK

Re: Froch v Inkin...15th march UK