Froch was by no means great. He had a good punch and a lot of grit. I always say that he overachieved.
Froch was by no means great. He had a good punch and a lot of grit. I always say that he overachieved.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Maybe. Kessler beat him the first time around and then barely pulled off the rematch much after Kessler was at his best. He obviously wasn’t better than Ward (no shame there).
So overall, he was probably always about 2nd best which is good. He won some and he lost some. So overall, that’s I believe he was good but not great. Not a HOF fighter to me.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Froch didn't overachieve to me, he was much better than I thought, I picked everyone to beat him from the leisure centre days (no live TV). We thought he was doing the worst Roy impression ever but in fact his hero was Naz. I kid you not. He was trying to do Naz. And as Memphis said, he eventually found his style (imagine he didn't have that iron head?).
My favourite Froch fight was the Aussie sheep farmer snapping his neck back all night for the Commonwealth title. And taking the piss out of the small number of Froch groupies who claimed Calzaghe was ducking him.
However, credit where it's due, his groupies were right, his run from Pascal to Groves is stronger than most HOF-ers.
Last edited by Fenster; 05-06-2020 at 11:12 AM.
3-Time SADDO PREDICTION COMP CHAMPION.
Sorry, I’ve got to take issue with that. He refused to entertain the idea of fighting DeGale , (mandatory at the time) Ward, Golovkin , and insisted that he would only fight Chavez in Vegas . When that didn’t materialise, he duly retired.
And to cap it all, 3 days AFTER retiring , he goes on Twitter with a picture of his exposed torso and says “too big and tough for GGG!”
FACT
Former Undisputed 4 belt Prediction champion. Still P4P and People’s Champion.
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