Carl Froch: Ex-boxer set to become Jason Statham's 'wing man'
Former world champion Carl Froch says he will not reconsider his decision to retire from boxing, but hopes to build a career in acting instead.
Froch told BBC Radio 5 live's Friday Sports Panel that he is set to play "wing man" to Hollywood actor Jason Statham in a three-part crime series.
The four-time world super-middleweight champion says he is undergoing acting lessons to prepare for the role.
"I'm dipping my toe in the water for a bit of acting," the 38-year-old said.
"I've just been reading the script this morning, so it may come to fruition or it may not.
"It's crime in London, it's all going off and there's terrorists going off, and Jason's tackling it through the Metropolitan Police."
"I think about a comeback every day, but I am realistic," he told Friday Sports Panel.
"I am 40 years old next year. It is not just the fight, it is the 12-week training camp, the intensity, the dieting, and then being away from my kids."
"But as a retired athlete I still look at the super-middleweight division and think: 'James DeGale - I can beat him. George Groves - I beat him at Wembley in front of 80,000 people.'
Former Sunderland footballer Adam Johnson 'abused position in society' - BBC News
Re: Carl Froch: Ex-boxer set to become Jason Statham's 'wing man'
Re: Carl Froch: Ex-boxer set to become Jason Statham's 'wing man'
Good move.
Maybe he will do Ip Man 4!
