By Boxing Press January 19th, 2005 All Boxing News
British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion Carl "Cobra" Froch looks like he'll have to sit the early part of 2005 out in the cold as yet another high-profile fighter has declined to meet him in a fight. Northern Ireland's former IBO super middleweight champion Brian Magee was offered the fight against Froch but it hasn't
taken his camp long to respond to the proposal with a flat-out refusal to face Froch. Magee is said to be aiming to capture the European super middleweight title, a tactic Froch cannot understand. Froch, from Nottingham in the UK is undefeated in his campaign of fourteen fights, eleven of which are stoppage wins. Now that virtually all of the top British super middleweights including Brian Magee, Joe Calzaghe and Robin Reid have refused Froch, what does the Nottingham man have to do to get a fight? We will keep you up to date with developments.
Click to read more boxing articles by Boxing Press
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 >
It is with great pleasure that Maloney Promotions announce the re-scheduling of the British and Commonwealth Super-Middleweight title fight between Brian Magee and Carl Froch at the Kings Hall in >
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 >
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 >
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. >
At a well attended press conference at the Europa Hotel in Belfast today the eagerly awaited British and Commonwealth super-middleweight title fight between Nottingham’s Carl Froch and Belfast’s Brian Magee >
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, >
The Carl Froch-Brian Magee title fight has been scheduled for a couple of months now, the posters are out and the tickets are selling well. There has been plenty of >
I'm glad that British and Commonwealth Super Middleweight Champion Carl Froch has finally resurfaced and woken up to the fact that he is defending his titles this Friday against Brian >
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 >
