Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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Yusaf Cack
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'It wouldn't surprise me if there wasn't serious rib damage there' said Jim Watt MD

Utter fuckin shit by Matchroom , well done to Carl and Tony.
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What a quiter!!!
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Mack was weight drained as well as mediocre.

Another pointless one next in the Bute rematch presumably
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Dr. Jim Watt has diagnosed at least "2 broken ribs"

How much spin can they manage to put on these mismatches :lol:
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I was surprised, I thought Froch would win but Mack looked completely out gunned in there.
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JLP wrote:Carl's nose his on its way out now, the rest of him will follow shortly. Here he comes. Come on, Carl!
LOL
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The Dark Destroyer wrote:Did he quit?
no he didn't, but i bet some disagree
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Nick Halling making it sound a lot more than it was which was a mismatch.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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Did Nick Hawling say Froch could give Andre Ward problems.

Mack made Froch look decidely quick.

This Sky love in is a bit sickening - Time to meet your hero.
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Lol at Mack being accused of quitting, he is a clearly weight drained guy who took two massive body shots, the final one directly to the sturnum.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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If a card looks like a turd and smells like a turd...
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A ripsnorter of a body shot stops the weight-drained Mack in his tracks and that's all she wrote. Froch W KO3. Mack, like Bolonti, brought nothing.

That was a terrible night of matchmaking. Not the fighters' faults.
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Hagler2002 wrote:Dr. Jim Watt has diagnosed at least "2 broken ribs"

How much spin can they manage to put on these mismatches :lol:
It has been ridiculously desperate.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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What a waste of time fight. Mack looked very, very poor.I'd like to see Froch in against Ward again to see if he is as good as thr commentators are making out. Bute rematch is pointless and I think Kessler is on the slide. The biggest fight out there is Ward- Froch II
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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No way Ward will give him a rematch.

There's nothing left at 168 for Froch. Unfortunately light heavy looks pretty stale too even if he did want to move up.

Shame because Froch seems ready and willing for new challenges.
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Steve Collins complements the panel well, he also knows fornicate all about boxing, I asked him last year if he gave Darren Barker any chance against Sergio Martinez and he didn't know who either of them were :oo
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I'd like to see Froch in with Kessler again
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Riddick Blowe wrote:No way Ward will give him a rematch.

There's nothing left at 168 for Froch. Unfortunately light heavy looks pretty stale too even if he did want to move up.

Shame because Froch seems ready and willing for new challenges.
Froch vs Kessler II is a worthwhile fight for Froch at 168.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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dookus wrote:I'd like to see Froch in with Kessler again

Yep me too that is a good entertaining fight, I was pissed they chose Mack instead of Pavlik or Adonis.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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Hagler2002 wrote:Steve Collins complements the panel well, he also knows eff all about boxing, I asked him last year if he gave Darren Barker any chance against Sergio Martinez and he didn't know who either of them were :oo

True. He was trying to make a big deal about the fact that Bolinti was highly ranked without highlighting that he was terrible.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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dookus wrote:I'd like to see Froch in with Kessler again
:TU:

This is the fight i wish for Froch, but my gut feeling is it wont be easy convincing Kessler to rematch him. He seems reluctant IMO.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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Another crap night from matchroom, Adam Smith is a gullible fool, and the desperate hype the Sky crew try for is embarrassing.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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Froch would be just as well off in going up to LH and fighting Bellew & Cleverly on home turf. It would generate more interest and he'd probably clear more money than fighting Bute, Kessler or Ward.
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Re: Cardle, Bellew, Froch RBR

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ALI wrote:
dookus wrote:I'd like to see Froch in with Kessler again
:TU:

This is the fight i wish for Froch, but my gut feeling is it wont be easy convincing Kessler to rematch him. He seems reluctant IMO.
understandable... im a dane and a viking fan. Froch looks strong man. bad ass boxing tonight from him. i doubt ward can handle him now !
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