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						that was a great example of his work rate. but, where was it in the Kessler fight? and that was his most recent fight against in my opinion, on that night, an easier opponent. doesn't his hands being held so low, worry you a little against a big puncher, like Abraham?
				
					
                                        
					
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						When Froch trades with Abraham it'll be goodnight vienna.
Dirrell beat Abraham with his footwork. Abraham himself admitted he was too slow in the fight - he's been working on moving his feet faster for the Froch fight (not that he needs to be quick against Froch).
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						I never said Froch was easy to beat. I like him.
But the fact is he was decked by Taylor, stunned by Dirrell, shook by Kessler and Pascal and rocked by Aussie Sheep farmer Dale Westerman, so how anyone can possibly think he's gonna walk through Arthur Abraham's bombs i'll never know.
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						either way, my point was mainly that styles make fights. Dirrell showed how to beat Abraham - workrate and defense. keep hooking and punching his gloves and make him miss. froch keeps his hands low and his work rate was a little suspect in the Kessler fight. i thought the Kessler fight was a winnable fight for Froch, like it wasn't about Kessler winning, as much as it was about Froch losing.
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