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I'm gonna assume you know/have met him and thats why your making that statement.....Quote:
Originally Posted by jbirdy
Or do you have an interview or video I could look at to see what you mean about him been bitchy..... I only know the boxing in the ring part of him but not much as far as interviews and personality......
Thanks,
he's a just a big head mate. in a boxing monthly magazine i've got at home somewhere he comes accross to me as a bit of a tosser. he is a very talented and capable fighter, however i think it lacks a bit of class when a fighter constantly mentions how talented they are and bitches about their opponents.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMicK
and he says 'most definately' all the time. which is annoying ;D
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Originally Posted by jbirdy
I know what you mean now, I think I have that issue with a couple of boxers.... ;D
I think two or three people from saddo's have interviewed Froch and the feedback has always been positive, nice guy apparently.
From what I've seen on youtube he doesn't look it..he looks like a super middleweight sam soliman with less punches and more power
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It is a step up compared to his last opponent isn't it? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
(SMW no 127 rated Tony Dodson - WOOOOOHOOOO. Froch really messed up that dude).
In a few years we may even see Froch take on top-20 opposition.
Meanwhile he and his fans will be contemplating world domination.
Hehehe i thought that but he is a gentleman as long as you buy him a beer ( non alcoholic) .Quote:
Originally Posted by jbirdy
Seriously i like hiim alot he has something the commentary on the film was spot on he is almost arrogant and disdainfull towards his oppenents ability and it could be his undoing .
The fight with Charles Adamu being the perfect example of him almost labouring as if he's letting the fight pass by before finally coming on strong and doing what he needs to do !
The Westerman and Groenwald fights do him no fabours he wasnt up for those in any way and as a result suffered but when he has to turn it up a gear he can and will as demonstrated with his wins over Hauge ( domestic class ) and Dodson ( European ) and Magee borderline world class .
So far so good i think he is just coasting at the moment he really needs a step up fight to bring thebest out of him , i dont think Tatesovoyen will be that fighter who whilst dangerous and tough will probably shift into survival mode once he feels that ( if ) Froch is tuned in .
Tatesovoyen has a win over Rudi Markesson so he can his abit and he did leave former world champ Armand Krajnc who had just gone the distance with Harry Simon over 12 tough rounds with bleeding on the brain.
Bute and Froch are the onces to watch .
If he can get a ko tommorow the world will take note 8)
If he gets the KO it'll be very good form. Doubt it though.
Tatevosyan could have his moments too considering anyone half-decent will land on Froch's head.
The hunt for Calzaghe
http://ukboxing.wordpress.com/2007/0...fight-preview/
No he isnt ;DQuote:
The 34-year-old Tatevosyan, 26-7 (14), may have entered the latter stages of his career but is more than capable of causing a shock
Put me down for Froch via Decision.... 8)
He really does need to shine in this fight and i reckon he can and will.
He can also shine via Decision.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Smashup