Froch talking a good game

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Froch talking a good game

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from the bbc

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/boxing/4184021.stm

I loved the bit about putting something in a belfast newspaper. I'd give froch a great chance against magee. Confidence is a great thing to have, it worked wonders for Tarver against Jones.

Good luck to him.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

I give him a good shot too, Magee is fairly pedestrian and one paced, and I reckon Froch can hurt him too, given his last performance against Reid when he kissed the floor more times than the pope on a visit.
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Post by tonyevs »

Yeah, I`d favour Froch over Magee.
Magee would be too slow and orthodox, and couldn`t rely on a big punch either.
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Post by nickd »

Froch always talks a good game lets see him in some 50-50 fights sooner rather than later....
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

I think Froch has been moved just fine so far, the Adamu fight gave him a test, and Woolnaugh was no pastry for a fighter who is still learning. Magee would be another step up, but not that big a one. I wouldn't make Froch a favourite as such, but I think that if Froch has the abiulities to match his confidence he will win. Could be quite a hard fight for both men though, as I think Froch will find it harder work against someone who is technically proficient, which Magee is.
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Post by nickd »

Well he's been calling out all and sundry so lets see him back it up.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

I get the impression that Froch really believes he can beat them all...

Whether he's right or not is another matter entirely.
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Post by Goz »

I kind of agree with Froch on this one. I'm not his biggest fan and think he has one hell of a lot to prove, especially taking into consideration how much he mouths off, but where Brian Magee is concerned Froch is probably right. By not fighting Froch, Magee would be prolonging his career at the top level (if that is where you currently consider them to be, maybe mediocre level is more accurate)
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Post by THEBUTCH »

Spot on!

Losing to overrated types like Reid for fake world titles will do less damage to his marketability, than being trounced for a British title. This will show up Magee's true worth (and he should not be ashamed of this, but I doubt it pays the sort of cash he's in this game for).

In Froch he's got a very hot British champion and should he step up to the challendge and win, the chance to cover himself in glory.

Can't see a guy who shamefully pulled out on Brian Barbosa, turn up for Carl.
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