Froch v Golovkin at 168 - who wins?

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Boxingcutsman wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:nice namedrop, too, its that kind of 'I'm dropping a name but it's not such a big name that it'll seem like a blatant namedrop, it's just that I happen to have a story which involves me dropping a name' namedrop. not that 'hey look everyone I know ... X' kind of namedrop

:TU:

:lol: wasn't meant has a name drop, if I was gonna drop names then I could of said that last Tuesday My wife & I had breakfast with David Hasslehoff & then later on that day met up with Elton John at Claridges in London, but I didn't, even though amazingly it's a true story :lol: :TU:

But getting back to Golovkin, the way his power has been described to me, it's genuinely unbelievable mate, freakish.

i know mate just pulling your leg a bit, i like your style :TU:
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Harry Styles was standing next to me at wine tasting at Soho House last night, couldn't be arsed talking to him though.
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orbtastic wrote:Harry Styles was standing next to me at wine tasting at Soho House last night, couldn't be arsed talking to him though.
:lol: I don't blame ya mate, my kids would of loved that opportunity though tbh :TU:
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Counter-puncher wrote:
Boxingcutsman wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:nice namedrop, too, its that kind of 'I'm dropping a name but it's not such a big name that it'll seem like a blatant namedrop, it's just that I happen to have a story which involves me dropping a name' namedrop. not that 'hey look everyone I know ... X' kind of namedrop

:TU:

:lol: wasn't meant has a name drop, if I was gonna drop names then I could of said that last Tuesday My wife & I had breakfast with David Hasslehoff & then later on that day met up with Elton John at Claridges in London, but I didn't, even though amazingly it's a true story :lol: :TU:

But getting back to Golovkin, the way his power has been described to me, it's genuinely unbelievable mate, freakish.

i know mate just pulling your leg a bit, i like your style :TU:

:lol: I know mate, has for style, I ain't got non but luckily my wife does, fuk knows what she's doing with me :OhYes:
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Viktor Vaughn wrote:No name dropping, but I do know a former trainer who is obsessed with GGG. He phones through every time he fights to tell me he’d beat everyone. Then someone else fights and I get another call explain how and why GGG would beat them. God knows what’s going to happen when he loses.
Come on mate, while we're on the subject of names we know, let us in :TU: :lol:
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Spencer fearon?? :lol:

The secret?
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Nice interview TD, that one slipped past my radar mate.

GGG is phenomenal.

Poor old Carl Froch, it looks like he'll have another shít load of people to prove wrong again.
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Viktor Vaughn wrote:No name dropping, but I do know a former trainer who is obsessed with GGG. He phones through every time he fights to tell me he’d beat everyone. Then someone else fights and I get another call explain how and why GGG would beat them. God knows what’s going to happen when he loses.
oh, now this one's clever. fiendish, fiendish. a namedrop so subtle it isn't a namedrop

boxingcutsman take note :lol: :TU:
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Counter-puncher wrote:
Viktor Vaughn wrote:No name dropping, but I do know a former trainer who is obsessed with GGG. He phones through every time he fights to tell me he’d beat everyone. Then someone else fights and I get another call explain how and why GGG would beat them. God knows what’s going to happen when he loses.
oh, now this one's clever. fiendish, fiendish. a namedrop so subtle it isn't a namedrop

boxingcutsman take note :lol: :TU:

Note taken :wink: :lol:
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Would be a great fight this one :box:

The fight we all want next for Carl Froch in Vegas

Golovkin wins in what would be the Fight of the Year !
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Froch would never fight him. Too fearful of the power.
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TheLeprechaun wrote:Froch would never fight him. Too fearful of the power.
Cobra Chicken.
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Boxingcutsman wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:nice namedrop, too, its that kind of 'I'm dropping a name but it's not such a big name that it'll seem like a blatant namedrop, it's just that I happen to have a story which involves me dropping a name' namedrop. not that 'hey look everyone I know ... X' kind of namedrop

:TU:

:lol: wasn't meant has a name drop, if I was gonna drop names then I could of said that last Tuesday My wife & I had breakfast with David Hasslehoff in ChinoLatino in London & then later on that day met up with Elton John at Claridges in London, but I didn't, even though amazingly it's a true story :lol: :TU:

But getting back to Golovkin, the way his power has been described to me, it's genuinely unbelievable mate, freakish.
You didn't have breakfast with him ha. You were too star struck to speak to him..
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TheLeprechaun wrote:Froch would never fight him. Too fearful of the power.
I hope that's sarcasm, otherwise good God, what more does Froch have to do to prove his courage? Fight a Klitschko?
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Not a fight I want to see. Golovkin may seriously hurt Carl, and now way Mr Froch deserves that.

Far too much respect.
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thepocketrocket wrote:Not a fight I want to see. Golovkin may seriously hurt Carl, and now way Mr Froch deserves that.

Far too much respect.
Golovkin is a hypejob, give Froch some real respect.

Golovkin looks good against fringe contenders, how would he look against the guys Froch has fought?
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Horse wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:Not a fight I want to see. Golovkin may seriously hurt Carl, and now way Mr Froch deserves that.

Far too much respect.
Golovkin is a hypejob, give Froch some real respect.

Golovkin looks good against fringe contenders, how would he look against the guys Froch has fought?
Evening horse :TU:
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Boxerbeetle123 wrote:
TheLeprechaun wrote:Froch would never fight him. Too fearful of the power.
I hope that's sarcasm, otherwise good God, what more does Froch have to do to prove his courage? Fight a Klitschko?


go to 9.50 of this video. Froch admits Golovkin punches too hard. "I'll swerve golovkin like the plague, punches like a mule, I don't need to be in with him"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV1jSJpDLZI
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TheLeprechaun wrote:
Boxerbeetle123 wrote:
TheLeprechaun wrote:Froch would never fight him. Too fearful of the power.
I hope that's sarcasm, otherwise good God, what more does Froch have to do to prove his courage? Fight a Klitschko?


go to 9.50 of this video. Froch admits Golovkin punches too hard. "I'll swerve golovkin like the plague, punches like a mule, I don't need to be in with him"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV1jSJpDLZI
I saw that video at the time,and thought Froch was being a bit dopey and answering for Groves rather then himself like had done before in previous question or possibly being a little tounge in cheek and glib because of the hype.He would fight him him the money was great but at this stage in his career he has nothing really to prove imo
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If Froch fights scared he wins.

And by scared I mean smart a la Abraham or Groves II.

If he wades in he gets picked off as long as it lasts.
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Boxingcutsman wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:
Boxingcutsman wrote:

:lol: wasn't meant has a name drop, if I was gonna drop names then I could of said that last Tuesday My wife & I had breakfast with David Hasslehoff & then later on that day met up with Elton John at Claridges in London, but I didn't, even though amazingly it's a true story :lol: :TU:

But getting back to Golovkin, the way his power has been described to me, it's genuinely unbelievable mate, freakish.

i know mate just pulling your leg a bit, i like your style :TU:

:lol: I know mate, has for style, I ain't got non but luckily my wife does, fuk knows what she's doing with me :OhYes:
WTF does your wife do to be mixing in them circles then mate? lol
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ashedward wrote: I saw that video at the time,and think Froch was being a bit dopey and answering for Groves rather then himself like had done before in previous question.

Wow. Come on mate, theres excuses and then there is just silliness. Froch was 100% serious there.
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TheLeprechaun wrote:
ashedward wrote: I saw that video at the time,and think Froch was being a bit dopey and answering for Groves rather then himself like had done before in previous question.

Wow. Come on mate, theres excuses and then there is just silliness. Froch was 100% serious there.
My opinion of the interview at the time mate and also think he might of been a little glib,I don`t think would swerve anyone if the money and prestige was right,Whats Golovkins best win? Macklin?
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ashedward wrote:
TheLeprechaun wrote:
ashedward wrote: I saw that video at the time,and think Froch was being a bit dopey and answering for Groves rather then himself like had done before in previous question.

Wow. Come on mate, theres excuses and then there is just silliness. Froch was 100% serious there.
My opinion of the interview at the time mate and also think he might of been a little glib,I don`t think would swerve anyone if the money and prestige was right,Whats Golovkins best win? Macklin?

No point engaging in a discussion with you, too biased.
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Most important question, is Froch a 'good boy'?!
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