Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
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ShadrachSimmo
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forcefraser
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Re: Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
Berebtiev at light heavy. The guy makes Kovalev look like Chuck Gardner.
Re: Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
At least one member on here will be happy - looks like Froch will fight Kessler in a trilogy very few are excited about watching.
I personally think he should give DeGale a shot.
I personally think he should give DeGale a shot.
Re: Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
Indeed. A fitting way for Froch to end his career.Datsue wrote:I don't think a win over Chavez XXL Jr would be "great"; I'd just like to see the look on his face when he starts getting the ever-living shite kicked out of him.
Re: Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
I know who Hearn wants him to fight.
Re: Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
Hearn wants Degale and he usually gets his own way
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Counter-puncher
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Re: Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
massive fight, domestic rivalry, back to the days of Eubank and Benn, stacked undercard, where's Kugan?
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JimJim2009
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Re: Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
Spat my tea out when I read that !forcefraser wrote:Berebtiev at light heavy. The guy makes Kovalev look like Chuck Gardner.
There is a special place in my heart for Chuck Gardner, I still have it on VHS, with the build up, and post fight analysis between Des Lynam and a shocked, incredulous Henry Cooper. Henry just could not believe what he'd seen....
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nobby_nobbins
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Re: Realistically, who would you like to see Froch fight next?
I want to see Froch fight Ward again, precisely because no-one thinks he has a prayer of winning. He has more than earned his chance to erase the only unavenged loss on his record. If he somehow managed to beat Ward, he could retire with one of the finest records in the history of British boxing.