
"HIGH STAKES" FROCH vs. INKIN FIGHT POSTER
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Wellington
- Heavyweight

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Froch isn't far off being a WBC champion. Should he win, that is. Can't see Calzaghe coming back down to 168 lbs unless for Pavlik, but Pavlik seems to have his own route. (Joe would move back down if Hopkins beat him though, I suppose...)
Hennessy could do with a more exciting world champ than Witter, no offence intended. Then the promotional partnerships (ie with GBP) and the big fights and better TV dates could come.
Hennessy could do with a more exciting world champ than Witter, no offence intended. Then the promotional partnerships (ie with GBP) and the big fights and better TV dates could come.
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Bard of Boxrec
- Heavyweight

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Max Molyneux
- Heavyweight

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Inkin is a very well schooled aggressive fighter. Very solid jab, loves to go to the body (Froch winced at 1 or 2 of Reid's body shots). Neat right hand, too. I like Froch to win a hard fight, but I think Inkin is much more well schooled.
Red Medicine - this is an excellent fight. This is better than Bute's two world title fights put together.
Red Medicine - this is an excellent fight. This is better than Bute's two world title fights put together.
