It was watching Froch against Pascal that got me back into (watching) boxing again after a long period of disinterest. He is quality. He might not be a household name, but people that know boxing in all four corners of the globe know how good he is, which i presume is more important to him. He may well have lost a very close 'fight of the year' against Kessler, but when you look at the state of Kessler's face afterwards, and the fact that the fight retired Kessler from the Super Six, it sort of looks more like a win for Froch really, especially considering it was in Kessler's back yard.G0mez wrote:Occaisionally he will have a gander, but forums just aren't really his thing. He normally has a run, eats breakfast, hits the bags and then goes about doing odd jobs on his rental properties around Nottingham to stay busy. A few times he's had a tennant in who is a bit of a fan, then before you know it he is grouting their bathroom.johnswan1 wrote:Gomez, given you seem to know Froch, do you know if he ever reads this forum or whether he has ever posted here?
I set his twitter up and showed him how to go on with it, he's got the hang of that and has a bash once or twice a week on it. But for the most part is happy being pretty anonymous, rather than chasing every last fan. Possibly to his detriment but he's not overly fussed.
I had three friends over to watch the Kessler fight, who don't normally watch boxing. They were jumping up and down from round six onwards with excitement. All three bought the Abraham PPV because of that fight, and two now subscribe to Sky. Two of them are talking about going to Atlantic City on June 4th (I can't).
Sky should be rolling out the red carpet for Froch. When he gets past Johnson, I'll be hocking the mother in laws wedding ring to see him in action against Ward.