By Curtis McCormick February 18th, 2006 All Boxing Results
Reigning British and Commonwealth Super Middleweight Champion Carl Froch defended the latter title last night on a Hennessy Sports bill against an older, smaller but very willful Australian, Dale Westerman, at London's historic York Hall. But the brash Nottingham native was shocked by the hard Melbourne man for the first half of the contest as Westerman clanged an alarmingly large number of two handed shots off Froch's chin.
This surprising assault came to a halt by round seven however as the thirty six year old tourist began to tire and the skills of Froch came into play. Westerman could no longer continue his forward drive and paid the price as the double champion began a painful payback in rounds seven and eight before the third man in the ring John Keane ceased the one sided hiding, declaring Froch the winner in the ninth.
Did Froch, now 18-0 (14), simply look past Westerman, 15-6 (7), as his much anticipated defense against Brian Magee in Belfast looms on the horizon? Or did the compact Aussie exploit a glaring weakness in the hands down, reflex based guard of Froch? It's a question that former southpaw IBO Champion Magee will likely answer one way or another when he and Froch get together on a Maloney Promotion at Kings Hall on March 31st.
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The face to face for the double super-middleweight title fight between
Carl Froch and Brian Magee which was scheduled for 11.30 am at the Connaught Rooms in London tomorrow has >
Due for 31st of March, an interesting British Isles bout put on by Maloney Promotions is scheduled to take place. Undefeated yet untested Carl Froch from Nottingham will take on >
Hennessy Sports would like to make it clear that, despite rumours circulating yesterday, Matthew Barney has not withdrawn from his mandatory challenge to British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion Carl >
The normally confident and talkative British and Commonwealth Super Middleweight Champion Carl Froch was uncharacteristically quiet when asked to contribute to a Maloney Promotions press release publicising the Nottingham man's >
Last night in front of a packed house of hometown fans at the Ice Arena in Nottingham, England, super middleweight Carl "The Cobra" Froch put a quick end to the >
This Friday at the York Hall, Bethnal Green in London, unbeaten British and Commonwealth Super Middleweight Champion Carl Froch puts both his titles on the line against Belfast's Brian Magee. >
I'm glad that the champion has woken up and if he fights as well as he counters the press releases he shouldn't have any worries. Which Maloney is he referring >
Carl Froch will make the fourth defence of his British Super-Middleweight Title against former world champion Robin Reid at the Nottingham Arena on Friday, 9th November.
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