WHO HAS FAITH?
WHO HAS FAITH?
WHO HAS FAITH IN TONY DODSON?i mean dodson is a whole differant challange for froch he hits harder than any 1 hes faced.hes younger more ambition and realy doesnt like him so whos going to be the ones who can say i told you so?and be honest.cause i realy believe he can do it.
Tony,
I just cannot call this fight and it is one I'm looking forward to. You make your arguments well (although not sure if you are MORE ambitious, probably on a par in that respect).
My main concern is your inactivity (when is the last time you fought) and your "inconsisties", replicate the Barbosa form and I'll think you can do it.
How is training going, looking sharper than when you beat Barbosa?
I just cannot call this fight and it is one I'm looking forward to. You make your arguments well (although not sure if you are MORE ambitious, probably on a par in that respect).
My main concern is your inactivity (when is the last time you fought) and your "inconsisties", replicate the Barbosa form and I'll think you can do it.
How is training going, looking sharper than when you beat Barbosa?
Anyone who is in the corner opposite Froch will get my support.
It's a big ask for Tony, but there are still questions that Froch has to answer - and why shouldn't it be Dodson asking them?
Frock (that was a typo, but I like my new nickname for him so I'll leave it)likes his opponents coming on, so Dodson won't be able to just steam into him and will have to think about the right combinations.
Educated pressure - and lots of punches - Frock likes his fighters to throw single shots so he can counter them - are the way forward IMO.
It's a big ask for Tony, but there are still questions that Froch has to answer - and why shouldn't it be Dodson asking them?
Frock (that was a typo, but I like my new nickname for him so I'll leave it)likes his opponents coming on, so Dodson won't be able to just steam into him and will have to think about the right combinations.
Educated pressure - and lots of punches - Frock likes his fighters to throw single shots so he can counter them - are the way forward IMO.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Froch's great leveller is his punchpower, however, there are certainly weaknesses to be exploited. A good attack to the body and head on the left side, and keeping the jab pumping in his face. His footwork isn't exceptional either, very flat footed all the time, he seems like a sucker for a bit of 'sidework' using the angles to prevent him planting his feet will take a lot of his power away. Froch likes to stand and counter hard, a moving target that is tagging him constantly will frustrate him I think.
One shot Froch seems very vulnerable to, is the right hook thrown from the side angle. Froch stands with his chin tucked right behind the shoulder, which would make it very hard for him to get out of the way of that shot if it is delivered from the left side, quick step off to Froch's left, a pivot, and wallop, he's there to be got.
Just a layman's observation mind, perhaps a trainer would laugh his head off at that suggestion.
Froch doesn't work that hard either, it's not hard to nick rounds off him, as Adamu showed. That fight also showed though, that Froch has serious power, because Adamu is a known toughnut, and Froch hurt him pretty badly and turned the whole fight around.
I have nothing against Froch, but I think a loss could do him more good than a win at this stage of his career, he's got some adjustments to make, and perhaps only a loss will force him to make those adjustments.
One shot Froch seems very vulnerable to, is the right hook thrown from the side angle. Froch stands with his chin tucked right behind the shoulder, which would make it very hard for him to get out of the way of that shot if it is delivered from the left side, quick step off to Froch's left, a pivot, and wallop, he's there to be got.
Just a layman's observation mind, perhaps a trainer would laugh his head off at that suggestion.
Froch doesn't work that hard either, it's not hard to nick rounds off him, as Adamu showed. That fight also showed though, that Froch has serious power, because Adamu is a known toughnut, and Froch hurt him pretty badly and turned the whole fight around.
I have nothing against Froch, but I think a loss could do him more good than a win at this stage of his career, he's got some adjustments to make, and perhaps only a loss will force him to make those adjustments.
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kevin
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