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Post by SamWise72 »

I didn't buy the fight, but on the basis of what I reading, I badly underestimated Groves.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
palooka wrote:Groves will be an absolute massive superstar.
He needs to learn to duck first.
Oh come on, like Jim Watt called it this was just inexperience when he tried to trade when he should have tried to tie Froch up. Next time he'll know better. Whether he would have won if Froch's camp had not had the ref and judges in their pockets we will never know.
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Not as controversial as some people say, but IMO shouldn't of been stopped, wish groves had just taken one knee
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Ketchel wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:Be honest. How bad was it?
A couple of free shots and an uppercut and it would have been over.

Did your crystal ball tell you that :lol:
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Great fight, bad stoppage, dodgy scores and Froch's interview was classless.

Groves has come out of this all very well.
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Do we think Froch will take the rematch?
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I just think Froch would have won the fight. If it had gone on, it would have been another 10 seconds or so.
You make it sound as if Groves was unconscious on his feet taking flush shot after flush shot. In fact, he was throwing shots back the whole time and Froch was missing a lot of what he was throwing.

Froch was getting beaten up nearly as bad in several of the earlier rounds.
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deadpan wrote:Do we think Froch will take the rematch?
Yes
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Neil Gee wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
palooka wrote:Groves will be an absolute massive superstar.
He needs to learn to duck first.
Oh come on, like Jim Watt called it this was just inexperience when he tried to trade when he should have tried to tie Froch up. Next time he'll know better. Whether he would have won if Froch's camp had not had the ref and judges in their pockets we will never know.
Froch learned as the fight went on. He started waiting for the right hand and then countering it. Shit stoppage, but Froch would have knocked him out at some point.
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In someways I am glad Foster stopped it. Had that gone to the cards and Froch been declared the winner.... which would be as equally as disgraceful.

People are saying Groves' should have taken a knee. Carl would have been AHEAD on the cards!!!
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Groves would've gotten a second wind and survived to win a decision. There, now I can tell everyone what would happen as if I have a crystal ball.
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Haye's right, it ain't Froch's fault.,
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Post by Dixonian »

I think Froch would have stopped him there but this is a world title fight and Groves deserved a chance to weather the storm. Must admit one of my favourite sights in boxing is Froch dropping his hands and loading up power shots with glee as he goes for the kill. I felt somehow shortchanged.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Haye's right, it ain't Froch's fault.,
Who is blaming Froch for the ref's decision?
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Bad stoppage, but look at Grove's legs man, he was goosed.
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the only winner tonight is eddie hearn who is probably nursing a lob on counting the cash that will come in from a rematch.

boxing loses once again.
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Would anyone like to maintain that Foster would've stopped it if it was Froch taking those shots?
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jessi wrote:
deadpan wrote:Do we think Froch will take the rematch?
Yes
Coz he's he's chained up in a dominatriz dungeon as we speak.
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deadpan wrote:Would anyone like to maintain that Foster would've stopped it if it was Froch taking those shots?
As he had in the first round?
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Post by keithmoonhangover »

palooka wrote:
jessi wrote:
deadpan wrote:Do we think Froch will take the rematch?
Yes
Coz he's he's chained up in a dominatriz dungeon as we speak.
:lol:
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tallsdav wrote:the only winner tonight is eddie hearn who is probably nursing a lob on counting the cash that will come in from a rematch.

boxing loses once again.
Yeah f#ck having to watch all that action and drama again!
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'A great advert for British boxing'

Aye, just how corrupt it can be.

Robert Smith completely avoiding the question, grow a pair and say what you really think

I'd sack the entire board and start again fuckin ridiculous its getting bad stoppages every week and shocking judging its as bad as fornicating Germany for gods sake
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deadpan wrote:Would anyone like to maintain that Foster would've stopped it if it was Froch taking those shots?
Froch took a worst shot in the opening round - eyes were in a worst state and was eqaully as groggy on his legs.... so we have our answer.
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Also, IF Froch was due to finish Groves, which I massively contest, do the Froch fans think Carl was thus deprived of a conclusive finish that would have had the crowd cheering his resilience rather than booing his joyless delusion?
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Post by SNG »

stujones wrote:
deadpan wrote:Would anyone like to maintain that Foster would've stopped it if it was Froch taking those shots?
Froch took a worst shot in the opening round - eyes were in a worst state and was eqaully as groggy on his legs.... so we have our answer.
Exactly.
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