Come on, Froch!
Come on, Froch!
After the Witter disappointment, let#s hope Froch delivers. Come on, Carl!
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Old bones Ian
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I would favour Bute and Kessler heavily..... and I think Calzaghe vs Froch would be a repeat of Calzaghe vs Lacy (Froch is that slow handed).lvlarc wrote:Froch leaves his chin out to dry in everyone of his fights? He'd get beat to the punch vs Kessler, straight down the middle.
Only thing in Froch's favour over the 3 top Super Middles (counting Joe) is punch power... think he hits harder than the three of them.
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He aint getting much better though.sendo wrote:Froch did the job.
Was reading that he could be taking the winner of Zuniga vs Pascal next. That would be good, Kessler would be a step too high at the moment.
See how shell shocked Kessler is after Calzaghe (I believe he is lined up to fight soon) now might be the best time. Personally, I didn't like the way Kessler was speaking post Calzaghe, it was as if losing the 0 meant he had lost some of his desire.... he didn't seem to enthusiastic when asked if he will come back.
Yep, definitely. Froch pretty much said so himself, that he went for the KO much faster than he would have. He knew he could trade with this guy.Kilburn wrote:The apparent lack of speed is always exaggerated with Froch when he is totally in control of a fight. Not saying he can match Calzaghe for speed, but it would be short sighted to expect him to carry tonights performance into a fight with Kessler. Very short sighted.
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Froch is a lot better than he sometimes he appears. He can look awkward and ungainly and yes, at times he looks slow, but Carl isn't looking to land lightning deliveries, he is looking to bust his opponents up.
Was Hopkins fast? Was he hell, but he came within a whisker of beating Calzaghe.
Calzaghe is looking to be slowing a little, and I think Froch is getting better with every fight, if they were to fight tommorow, I think Joe would have his hands full.
Carl was an oustanding amateur, and has plenty of boxing ability. He is also very fit, and absolutely massive at the weight, how he makes 168 is beyond me, and he punches like a mule.
When Carl uses that jab, you realise how good a boxer he is. He isn't the most elusive guy, but he's not easy to nail with follow up shots, and he carries a shot very well when he is tagged with a big one.
Carl is I think going to dominate the division if he can get by Kessler, which I think he can, because he's a more natural and less robotic fighter than Kessler.
Can't wait to see that fight, and from being a critic, I find myself becoming a Froch fan.
Was Hopkins fast? Was he hell, but he came within a whisker of beating Calzaghe.
Calzaghe is looking to be slowing a little, and I think Froch is getting better with every fight, if they were to fight tommorow, I think Joe would have his hands full.
Carl was an oustanding amateur, and has plenty of boxing ability. He is also very fit, and absolutely massive at the weight, how he makes 168 is beyond me, and he punches like a mule.
When Carl uses that jab, you realise how good a boxer he is. He isn't the most elusive guy, but he's not easy to nail with follow up shots, and he carries a shot very well when he is tagged with a big one.
Carl is I think going to dominate the division if he can get by Kessler, which I think he can, because he's a more natural and less robotic fighter than Kessler.
Can't wait to see that fight, and from being a critic, I find myself becoming a Froch fan.