Read yesterday Froch saying he has the style to beat Calzaghe and wants to face him in 2005 after a couple of british title defences.
He can't be serious he'd be absolutely torn apart in 3 or 4 rounds I think. What style does he have to beat it? Catching all Calzaghe's punches on his face? With his defence?
Froch believes he'll be ready for Calzaghe in 2005
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Re: Froch believes he'll be ready for Calzaghe in 2005
They would be an even match in a talking bollcoks contest.007 wrote:Read yesterday Froch saying he has the style to beat Calzaghe and wants to face him in 2005 after a couple of british title defences.
He can't be serious he'd be absolutely torn apart in 3 or 4 rounds I think. What style does he have to beat it? Catching all Calzaghe's punches on his face? With his defence?
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i dont think the fight will last too long. hague has been down a few times to middleweights was it PinderSpreadking wrote:so what happens between Froch and Hague this weekend.
Froch the bigger guy, Hague been hurt before ?
help me out with this fight
does Hague deserve to be an 8 to 1 underdog ? Thanks
Eastman upset could be a good bet.
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Its clearly pre fight hype which one would expect. I worry that froch takes some opponents for granted by presenting this fight as a Fait au complie which he just has to turn up to.
I would like to see him go the traditional root as he has a lot to learn much of which could be learnt on the british and Europian sean.
I would like to see him go the traditional root as he has a lot to learn much of which could be learnt on the british and Europian sean.