Someone stop me!!
Who's with me on this?
Groves will win mainly by punching his opponenthurlock wrote:Please take the time to put down how you think the victor will win. You may be like me & be a genius who knows what the results will be to applied tactics
More specifically, by punching his opponent exactly when and how he says he will in the build up to the fightdavie wrote:Groves will win mainly by punching his opponenthurlock wrote:Please take the time to put down how you think the victor will win. You may be like me & be a genius who knows what the results will be to applied tactics
Yeah, that was a somewhat surprising promotional change, wasn't it?orbtastic wrote:Largely down to his promoter as to what fights they make.
I'd imagine he'll be on some undercards in Germany.
I think history shows any fighter can overcome any loss-as a direct example look at Paul Smith-blown out by Groves could now be fighting for a world title. For what its worth, I think if you turned down the commentary on the last fight it gets a lost closer and I only had Groves a couple of points or so up at the end. Froch would have won the round the fight was stopped in, so on my card Groves one point up and exhausted going into the tenth.ILikeBeer wrote:What will it mean for his career?
A lot of people are acting like Froch had zero chance of winning had it not been stopped, and that Groves is some kind of superman who only had a loss due to some fluke.
If he loses this fight, will this myth be exposed? Will people assume the first performance by Groves was the fluke, rather than the Froch win? Will he be able to get more big fights like this? Will he be still be able to use his name to fight journeymen and have Uncle Eddie pretend their real fights to make money?
Or will one result not have too much bearing on Groves' new found fame?
Yep, spot on G. He can also shift a few tickets so people will happily fight him, if Carl doesn't ruin him (which I don't think will happen).G0mez wrote:Groves is an entertaining fighter when the bell rings, so any losing result , as long as it's not a complete demotion loss, would see him afforded great opportunities in the future.
Spot onG0mez wrote:Groves is an entertaining fighter when the bell rings, so any losing result , as long as it's not a complete demotion loss, would see him afforded great opportunities in the future.