Froch v Dodson
Froch v Dodson
I thought Dodson was excellent on Friday night, I'd really like to see this fight come off now. Dodson may feel like he needs more rounds before taking the fight but I think he could beat Froch now. I'd certainly have a flutter on him if the fight happens.
Good point. After two fights Froch might be long gone from the domestic scene.nickd wrote:I think the fight should happen now, if Dodson chooses to wait he may miss his chance. Now he has won the Lonsdale belt outright how long will Froch be around at domestic level?
And with Dodson's bad luck you never know.
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Old bones Ian
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Dodson did look good on Friday, but i wouldn't put him in with Froch straight away, Dodson still needs a couple more fights at a level above Hearn before taking on the likes of Froch.
I'd like Dodson to be taken into the later rounds of a 10 rounder first, as he always seems to drift and lose focus and confidence in a longer fight, I'd need to see him come through those rounds and win over a good level boxer first.
I'd like Dodson to be taken into the later rounds of a 10 rounder first, as he always seems to drift and lose focus and confidence in a longer fight, I'd need to see him come through those rounds and win over a good level boxer first.
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Froch has worked the press and public well, he has as many people tuning into his fights hoping to see him lose , as he does fans hoping to see him win.Neri1983 wrote:You should be backing our home fighters anyway, we don't have many. :)Max Molyneux wrote:If he beats Froch then he gains a fan in me.
Either way he has backed up his words so far, and outside of the top 5 or 6 supermiddles i'd give him a good chance to beat any of the others.
Another couple of good learning fights and Froch will be ready for the top men in the division
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Oh yeah I forgot he was one of ours.Neri1983 wrote:You should be backing our home fighters anyway, we don't have many. :)Max Molyneux wrote:If he beats Froch then he gains a fan in me.
Wouldn't of known if I hadn't bought Boxing Monthly and read the British ratings.
I support any hometown guy.
No HW's though.
Remember watching the SKY PPV for Hatton - Callazo and on the Woods undercard there was this Serbian fighter based in Liverpool and he was getting whooped until he sparked the guy right out! That was funny that!
http://boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=186227
We need more supporters like these guys(waiting for the right moment to post this).
http://www.psychol.ucl.ac.uk/john.draper/scousers.jpg
Other than that we seem to do well with Amatuers.
Firstly, Froch has not won the Londsdale belt outright and although the talk is of Carl challenging for the European crown, I suspect he would like the British title for keeps. With Dodson back on form and English champion, he fits the bill perfectly.
It's a good match, but Froch is going to disappoint those wanting to see him beaten. Carl may well get tagged more than he should, but he'll still beat Dodson, and beat him emphatically.
It's a good match, but Froch is going to disappoint those wanting to see him beaten. Carl may well get tagged more than he should, but he'll still beat Dodson, and beat him emphatically.
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Froch has won my respect over the last couple of fights, he's taken on good quality opponents , and after a few sticky moments won through , he showed what champions are made of.THEBUTCH wrote:Firstly, Froch has not won the Londsdale belt outright and although the talk is of Carl challenging for the European crown, I suspect he would like the British title for keeps. With Dodson back on form and English champion, he fits the bill perfectly.
It's a good match, but Froch is going to disappoint those wanting to see him beaten. Carl may well get tagged more than he should, but he'll still beat Dodson, and beat him emphatically.
Sorry my mistake, I thought he'd defended the required four times you are indeed correct. Surely the board will make Dodson the next mandatory challenger.THEBUTCH wrote:Firstly, Froch has not won the Londsdale belt outright and although the talk is of Carl challenging for the European crown, I suspect he would like the British title for keeps. With Dodson back on form and English champion, he fits the bill perfectly.
It's a good match, but Froch is going to disappoint those wanting to see him beaten. Carl may well get tagged more than he should, but he'll still beat Dodson, and beat him emphatically.
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I'd love to see a Scouser beat Frochs arse.
Scousers unite and hear my words!
Thing Is I don't have Sky Sports but have telewest only to root a hometown fighter on!
I would look exactly like these Scousers.
http://www.psychol.ucl.ac.uk/john.draper/scousers.jpg
Scousers unite and hear my words!
Thing Is I don't have Sky Sports but have telewest only to root a hometown fighter on!
I would look exactly like these Scousers.
http://www.psychol.ucl.ac.uk/john.draper/scousers.jpg
Like to see Dodson face Magee before making a firm prediction. I was impressed with Dodson last week and very impressed when he beat Barbosa - but there have been, as I am sure he'll admit, many a poor night between those.
Lets see Dodson and Magee go at it, maybe as an undercard to Froch vs Reid (Reid has called out Froch recently).
Lets see Dodson and Magee go at it, maybe as an undercard to Froch vs Reid (Reid has called out Froch recently).
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Well Froch was getting outpointed by Magee so that would give a better answer to see who would win.stujones wrote:Like to see Dodson face Magee before making a firm prediction. I was impressed with Dodson last week and very impressed when he beat Barbosa - but there have been, as I am sure he'll admit, many a poor night between those.
Lets see Dodson and Magee go at it, maybe as an undercard to Froch vs Reid (Reid has called out Froch recently).
Froch was not getting out pointed, leave him alone.Max Molyneux wrote:Well Froch was getting outpointed by Magee so that would give a better answer to see who would win.stujones wrote:Like to see Dodson face Magee before making a firm prediction. I was impressed with Dodson last week and very impressed when he beat Barbosa - but there have been, as I am sure he'll admit, many a poor night between those.
Lets see Dodson and Magee go at it, maybe as an undercard to Froch vs Reid (Reid has called out Froch recently).
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I'm not in school anymore sir.Horse wrote:Froch was not getting out pointed, leave him alone.Max Molyneux wrote:Well Froch was getting outpointed by Magee so that would give a better answer to see who would win.stujones wrote:Like to see Dodson face Magee before making a firm prediction. I was impressed with Dodson last week and very impressed when he beat Barbosa - but there have been, as I am sure he'll admit, many a poor night between those.
Lets see Dodson and Magee go at it, maybe as an undercard to Froch vs Reid (Reid has called out Froch recently).
I had Froch in a handy lead against Magee, before he put Magee's lights out. Can't remember how the official judges had it, but I seem to recall they had Carl ahead too.
The Hennessy stable is on fire at the moment with Froch edging close to world class, Daws and Meager winning British titles is style, Billy Corcoran soon to challenge for the British title soon, John O'Donnell closing in on an English title and Darren Barker trying to get a British title eliminater.
Funny, but I seem to recall a certain Sportsnetwork-attached poster boldly telling us that it was all over at Hennessy Sports.
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The Hennessy stable is on fire at the moment with Froch edging close to world class, Daws and Meager winning British titles is style, Billy Corcoran soon to challenge for the British title soon, John O'Donnell closing in on an English title and Darren Barker trying to get a British title eliminater.
Funny, but I seem to recall a certain Sportsnetwork-attached poster boldly telling us that it was all over at Hennessy Sports.
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Two World class fighters don't make them on fire. :PTHEBUTCH wrote:I had Froch in a handy lead against Magee, before he put Magee's lights out. Can't remember how the official judges had it, but I seem to recall they had Carl ahead too.
The Hennessy stable is on fire at the moment with Froch edging close to world class, Daws and Meager winning British titles is style, Billy Corcoran soon to challenge for the British title soon, John O'Donnell closing in on an English title and Darren Barker trying to get a British title eliminater.![]()
Funny, but I seem to recall a certain Sportsnetwork-attached poster boldly telling us that it was all over at Hennessy Sports.![]()
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I doubt Froch will be World but he is Euro class.