BIGMARK wrote:good Nottingham defence for Froch me thinks
I think he is going to US whatever, unless ITV discover a big pile of cash somewhere.
BIGMARK wrote:good Nottingham defence for Froch me thinks
josh fg wrote:I think he could do with a "routean" defence after his last two, then he can go beat up Bute and Bika before the big one against Kessler... that works in my head anyhow.
Oh I notice Pascal is fighting for the Vacant WBC light heavyweight title, what would it say for forch's reputation if he wins this one?
josh fg wrote:I think he could do with a "routean" defence after his last two, then he can go beat up Bute and Bika before the big one against Kessler... that works in my head anyhow.
Oh I notice Pascal is fighting for the Vacant WBC light heavyweight title, what would it say for forch's reputation if he wins this one?
Although I applaud that attitude, I think it's slightly naive and at the top level it is better for him to take an easier one next. I don't think any boxer can go through tough fight after tough fight without the body/mind having some sort of reaction at some point.G0mez wrote:Carl says he's not fussed about bums though or easy wins. He justs wants big fight after big fight.
He's wants to go Canada to tonk Lucian Bute next and has told everyone involved to 'make it happen'.
I agree though Terry !
there won't be enough money to make Hopkins and Froch is contracted to Showtime for another fight. I think with Green scoring a spectacular KO on Froch-Taylor undercard, it's natural to make this fight.nobby_nobbins wrote:Green seems like a credible fighter, but is a step down from the likes of Pascal and Taylor. I think if the Hopkins fight can be made, then that is the one to go for, because there won't be opportunites further down the line to fight him. Hopkins is coming off one of the best performances of his career and most people favour him to win. That's why it's the perfect fight for Froch.
I don't believe in soft, hometown defences or tuneups. A real champion should always face the best possible challenger. Otherwise he is no champion.
nice one, Froch v Bute looks like the big fight at 168 given that Kessler has disappeared.G0mez wrote:Carl says he's not fussed about bums though or easy wins. He justs wants big fight after big fight.
He's wants to go Canada to tonk Lucian Bute next and has told everyone involved to 'make it happen'.
I agree though Terry !
i know what you mean Terry but depends on the opponent, for me.TerribleTerry wrote:Froch has just come through 2 life n death thrillers - I would personally be looking for a softer touch than Green for his next fight if I was match maker: either a faded name past his best, a smaller fighter coming up in weight or a fringe contender.
Green is a good fight for the fans and paying public but I just feel as though Froch could do with a less demanding outing before stepping back up to the plate..
That's what I like to hearG0mez wrote:Carl says he's not fussed about bums though or easy wins. He justs wants big fight after big fight.
by landing firstRiddick Blowe wrote:froch will walk through green. This is the guy who very nearly got KOed by journeyman Donnie McCrary. how is he going to survive 12 rounds of hard artillery from Froch?
Sounds like a nice bloke, bet he doesnt have a chinG0mez wrote:Allan Green was one of the soundest blokes in Connecticut.
He came into the bar where all the Froch supporters where at Foxwoods and had a pitcher with them and chatted for a long while.
Really approachable bloke and nothing like the press make him out.
A veggie too
Don't think Green hits as hard as Showtime are making out. He took 8 rounds vs a shot Carl Daniels, a guy Andy Lee erased with one shot in 3 rounds. Plus everyone knew Deleon was chinny. You can see Green doesn't have chilling power, at least nothing Froch cant handle. I don't think Green hits a lot harder than Taylor to be honest despite looking physically more like a puncher.Autobarn wrote:by landing firstRiddick Blowe wrote:froch will walk through green. This is the guy who very nearly got KOed by journeyman Donnie McCrary. how is he going to survive 12 rounds of hard artillery from Froch?
green has a couple of brutal stoppages, particularly codrington and de leon jr.
i like this fight as green hits very hard. he won't stand up to pressure, but if he lands some big shots it would get very interesting. i feel he has a better chance of hurting froch than pascal or taylor.
I'm not saying he's a modern day Julian Jackson or anything. Green's career seemed to be going nowhere in the Ravelo and Daniels fights. He was smothering his shots too much and looking disinterested. He's since found a different promoter and seems more motivated. When he gets the room to throw his left hooks and right hands he can be devastating.Riddick Blowe wrote:Don't think Green hits as hard as Showtime are making out. He took 8 rounds vs a shot Carl Daniels, a guy Andy Lee erased with one shot in 3 rounds. Plus everyone knew Deleon was chinny. You can see Green doesn't have chilling power, at least nothing Froch cant handle. I don't think Green hits a lot harder than Taylor to be honest despite looking physically more like a puncher.Autobarn wrote:by landing firstRiddick Blowe wrote:froch will walk through green. This is the guy who very nearly got KOed by journeyman Donnie McCrary. how is he going to survive 12 rounds of hard artillery from Froch?
green has a couple of brutal stoppages, particularly codrington and de leon jr.
i like this fight as green hits very hard. he won't stand up to pressure, but if he lands some big shots it would get very interesting. i feel he has a better chance of hurting froch than pascal or taylor.