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Be nice if Froch could get a fight with the new IBF champ Berrio. He already has the beating of him on form, and with Froch having the better chin you'd have to fancy him strongly....plus we'd see how good Froch's chin really is, making for a great fight ;)
That's the route i expect Hennesey sports to take ;).
Should take out him no problem imo too and it would be a great stepping stone to a Kessler fight as i just can't see Calzaghe going anywhere near Froch.
FW says Froch already turned down a Calzaghe fight...probably not as simple as it seems, but still ;) (anyone know the details?)
And Calzaghe would smash the living shit out of Froch and totally muller him. Think of all the Adamu, Porras, Westmen and Magee punches bounding into that big head. Now think of Calzaghe and multiply the speed, power and ability by about a million.
Froch would bring nothing more than a decent punch and strength. No where near enough to compete with Calzaghe.
If Froch is using Tatevosyan's loss to Bute as some kind of measuring stick he is going to have to go some to better him. If he doesnt dominate him on the cards that makes him no better than the three fight novice Tatevosyan lost to previously ;D
Froch would have to up his game plenty ot put a dent in Calzaghe. He'd probably also need Calzaghe to be off the boil as well.
haha
I know for a FACT I saw Tatevosyan fight Eastman... BUT it was so shit I can't remember anything about it, and I'm sure it wasn't all Eastmans fault.
I don't think it would be a good idea to face Froch with Berrio that f*cker Berrio hits like a ton of bricks. IMO I don't think it be the smart route to a title by going after Berrio. If Berrio could get some defence in his game plan he'd be the best around....Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
But he throws caution to the wind cause he knows hes got mad power and if he catches you it's lights out....
Froch has a cracking chin and KO power so that would be a great matchup 8)
http://www.hennessysports.com/Article.asp?art=367
Froch hoping for Nottingham Double
2 March 2007
Carl Froch is hoping himself and his beloved Nottingham Forest can complete a double ‘promotion’ this year.
Photo by: Action Images
Froch faces Russian Sergey Tatevosyan as top-of-the-bill on the Hennessy Sports ‘Cobra’s Hood’ event at the Nottingham Arena on March 23rd as he looks to secure an eliminator for one of the four major world title belts later this year.
The international 12-round contest at Championship weight is an opportunity for the unbeaten British and Commonwealth super-middleweight champion, (20-0, 16 knock-outs), to improve even further on his world rankings.
Froch, 29, is already rated third in the world by the WBC and fifth by both the IBF and WBO. Last time out he scored a stunning KO over long-term rival Tony Dodson in front of his loving home-town fans.
Just as Froch is aiming to rise further up the ranks to mandatory challenger status, he hopes Forest can continue their progress in their quest to win promotion to the Championship this season.
League One side Forest are in the play-off places, and Froch is confident of their chances after regularly watching their home games.
The City Ground season-ticket holder said: “We’re going up this season. For a big club, it’s a bit demoralising being in the third division but we have already proved we are the top team in the league. Hopefully it will continue.
“I go down to every Nottingham Forest home game now as I’ve got a season ticket. I’m an avid fan. I would like to get to the away games, but because of my training and the time it takes, I can’t.
“I know Kris Commons well and I get to go in the players’ lounge afterwards so I speak to a few of them. I am on friendly terms with the manager Colin Calderwood and everyone is very welcoming to me down there.
“I use their gym down there and they treat me like one of the players, which is great.
“Kris can’t get to the fight because the players are not allowed out so late before playing on the Saturday, but he said they will be watching at the hotel. They are all behind me, like I am them.”
Froch hopes to appear himself at the City Ground one day.
He said: “I’ve got a massive fan base in Nottingham and a great relationship with the club, so the potential is there for a massive crowd at Forest.
“It’s going to get bigger as I keep winning. I could take over the scene in the next year or so. I could be the name and face of British boxing for the next five years if I do the business in the ring.”
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Cheers for the info mate ;)
Really looking forward to the 23rd and the O'Donnel fight ;)
Line up
12x3 International Super Middleweight Contest
Carl Froch vs. Sergey Tatevosyan
(Nottingham) (Russia)
10x3 English Welterweight Championship
John O’Donnell vs. Stuart Elwell
(Shepherds Bush) (Darlaston)
10x3 Lightweight
John Murray vs. TBA
(Manchester) ()
10x3 Midland Area Welterweight Championship
Tyan Booth vs. Darren Gethin
(Sheffiled) (Walsall)
6x3 Super Middleweight
Amer Khan vs. TBA
(Sheffield) ()
6x3 Light Heavyweight
Rod Anderton vs. TBA
(Nottingham) ()
4x3 Light Middleweight
Adnan Amar vs. TBA
(Nottingham) ()
4x3 Light Heavyweight
Adie Whitmore vs. TBA
(Derby) ()
True. But if Berrio doesn't catch you he ends up with his lights out.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMicK
He's never done 12 rounds, has been KO'd 4 times and been KO'd by a Froch victim - Porras.
At the very least Froch has a punchers chance, but the form also points to him...What chance does Froch have against Calzaghe or Kessler? Well I can tell you for nothing a much worse chance than against Berrio. ;)
Now's the time to come out and say I don't like Froch. I feel better now. O0
What is it you dislike?
The daft pornish name of the night in question ;D
I think he's a tit. Don't like arrogant fighters, never have. I see someone with decent power & reflexes but not the great boxing skills he seems to think he has.
Isnt "steps up to the next level" breaching advertising laws?
;D
I think you might be on to something ;D