Groves's Loss. What does it do to Froch's "Legacy"?

[Primo Carnera]

Nothing.

Groves- got a lucky punch in on Froch #1 = Got a gift decision on DeGale #1 = Got splattered in Froch #2 = and is now where he should have been at Froch #1, and that is a guy that was developing but rushed too quickly for his own good.

Groves had no business in the ring with Froch anyways. So, Froch is cool...

No business in the ring with Froch?
So how come it took so long for Froch to finish him off in both fights?
I ask you to rewatch the 6th round of the 1st fight and then tell me Groves landed a lucky punch?
So if Groves is so shit, why is it a big deal that Froch beat him?
See, this is exactly what I mean.
Maybe Froch ain't so "cool"

[Fenster]

Groves lost a close PTS decision to a prime fighter in his backyard. Froch decapitated him their rematch then retired. You could argue it highlights the superior class Froch was operating at.

[p4pking]

You could argue that Froch took a lot out of Groves as well, and just had a bad night the first time, it kind of looks that way. He's a guy I never rooted for, but I think the early stoppage actually robbed him of a legitimate come from behind spanking honestly, and he probably couldn't have fought much worse that night.