froch looks good tonight..
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Achybreaky
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froch looks good tonight..
I shall have my humble pie with vanilla ice cream thanks. I have been one of magee's biggest supporters but hold my hands up to the froch supporters it wasnt easy but he looked better as the fight went on.
Peach of a shot in the 11th, magee was done from the 8th after froch took his best shots very well in the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th
Peach of a shot in the 11th, magee was done from the 8th after froch took his best shots very well in the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th
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Lefthookhappy19
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If Tsypko (after getting a dodgy decision over Magee) can get a title shot Froch can.achybreaky wrote:I never said he could go much higher than this level but a chin like his added to obvious power are two handy tools to have.
Lets not forget that magee is a decent yardstick to have on your resume.
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Achybreaky
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Achybreaky
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Showed Championship heart - and did well just when I thought it was Magee taking control.
Magee though would have won if it wasn't for his chin.... and I'm not convinced that Magee is a true world class boxer (even if he had a cast iron chin).
So there are concerns.
If Froch calls Calzaghe a "slapper" again, I will be quite angered cause I noticed he slaps a fair bit himself... Strong man though.
Magee though would have won if it wasn't for his chin.... and I'm not convinced that Magee is a true world class boxer (even if he had a cast iron chin).
So there are concerns.
If Froch calls Calzaghe a "slapper" again, I will be quite angered cause I noticed he slaps a fair bit himself... Strong man though.
NOOOO i dont mean that, i mean people say he is too flawed, but i think he is up to the challenge of putting in the work to improve his flaws. Sorry what i wanted to say wasnt meant to relate to the earlier talk of calzaghe.achybreaky wrote:Up to the challenge calzaghe would present him? not yet or ever in my opinion.mattym wrote:be so cynical yes there is work to be done, but there always is and he seems capable of living up 2 the challenge. He wasnt quite so "lacksadaisy" tonight!
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I agree, Calzaghe would muller him.
Again we saw that Froch went through a lean patch, but again he pulled it around to win the fight.
He has massive defensive flaws, and that isnt going to change - If matched right he can win a version of the world title, he's good enough compared to what else is about.
Again we saw that Froch went through a lean patch, but again he pulled it around to win the fight.
He has massive defensive flaws, and that isnt going to change - If matched right he can win a version of the world title, he's good enough compared to what else is about.
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Give him his due!
This guy can't win with you lot!
You say he's going to lose , he wins and still you have somthing negative to say. He did the Biz !
Show some respect
Froch is for real!
You say he's going to lose , he wins and still you have somthing negative to say. He did the Biz !
Show some respect
Froch is for real!
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Thats cool mate no bother have to agree his chin kept him in it tonight, he has a lot of work to do but is he to old to do the work?mattym wrote:NOOOO i dont mean that, i mean people say he is too flawed, but i think he is up to the challenge of putting in the work to improve his flaws. Sorry what i wanted to say wasnt meant to relate to the earlier talk of calzaghe.achybreaky wrote:Up to the challenge calzaghe would present him? not yet or ever in my opinion.mattym wrote:be so cynical yes there is work to be done, but there always is and he seems capable of living up 2 the challenge. He wasnt quite so "lacksadaisy" tonight!
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Re: Give him his due!
Hey Carl!Brian Tomas wrote:This guy can't win with you lot!
You say he's going to lose , he wins and still you have somthing negative to say. He did the Biz !
Show some respect
Froch is for real!
you have to think such a thing. Its probably my fault because if i like a fighter i dont over rate them as such, but I get optimistic that they can sort out their flaws. For example i see hatton get floored in the first by magee, i think that its a valuable lesson that will teach him alot of things ie the importance of a good defense, the danger of a southpaw etc etc but when i see floyd mayweather take a knee from a combi from zab i think "hatton can take this bum" because i dont like him. I think in his own mind, froch is humble enough to realise the work that needs doing if he is to progress much like ricky hatton, and i think people like floyd who i dont like are too full of themselves to be perfecting the essential basics. I think there is a big difference between being a talker and actually thinking that you are all that. Like with Ali i think its ok cos he really had personality, floyd's just lying to himself some of the crap he thinks up. However am i just swayed by my own opinions and seeing what i want to see?achybreaky wrote:Thats cool mate no bother have to agree his chin kept him in it tonight, he has a lot of work to do but is he to old to do the work?mattym wrote:NOOOO i dont mean that, i mean people say he is too flawed, but i think he is up to the challenge of putting in the work to improve his flaws. Sorry what i wanted to say wasnt meant to relate to the earlier talk of calzaghe.achybreaky wrote: Up to the challenge calzaghe would present him? not yet or ever in my opinion.
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Re: Give him his due!
Not on world level he ain't, European I guess since Magee was robbed against Typsko.Brian Tomas wrote: Froch is for real!
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I was gonna ask if anybody else saw Froch do that with his foot. Magee was fcuked anyway, but it was still a nasty move! Noticed quite a few dirty tricks from Froch; Shoulder, slapping, back of the head, even a behind the back shot whilst he had him in a headlock.... I like that move, lol.lvlarc_uk wrote:Froch was lazy at times, he will get smoked at world level.
Did anyone notice Froch's foot jerk back Magee's head after the knockdown, looked vicious, thought that could of affected his equilibrium, shame the commentators didn't pick up on it.
I'd like to see Froch in with Lacy.
Froch showed a good chin mind, but still an arrogant overated turd, who can only fight at ONE pace.
I'd like to see im fight Robin Ried in a crossroads effort.
Good win for Froch and a peach of an uppercut but I thought he was far from impressive. Anyone with a world class chin and a bit of boxing skill will beat Froch.
As for his sore right hand he says that after every bad performance. "It hasnt gone or anything but I was worried, I spent a lot of money getting it fixed" what a crock of shit.
I had Magee on points too, I thought he was ahead even with the bogus KD in the 9th.
As for his sore right hand he says that after every bad performance. "It hasnt gone or anything but I was worried, I spent a lot of money getting it fixed" what a crock of shit.
I had Magee on points too, I thought he was ahead even with the bogus KD in the 9th.