yeah it is frustrating especially whenyou seem after getting dropped that he still has his hands low. when i first saw froch i looked at his stance and thought he was a counter puncher and would roll his shoulder a lot
yeah it is frustrating especially whenyou seem after getting dropped that he still has his hands low. when i first saw froch i looked at his stance and thought he was a counter puncher and would roll his shoulder a lot
Carls got something money cant buy, I had my doubts. It will be interesting what happened Saturday will Help His developement and Confidence. Im looking forward to how He developes![]()
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How did Hopkins destroy Pavlik much worse than Froch destroyed Taylor?
Froch KNOCKED Taylor out! That is more emphatic than any points victory. The judges are only need in the event that the fight isn't decided within the time limit, therefore Froch's win is better by definition.
The ultimate goal of boxing is to knock out your opponent, the scoring is only for humane reasons to prevent boxers fighting to the death.
Have a look at Pavlik at the end of the Hopkins fight and look at Taylor at the end of the Froch fight and ask yourself again who got destroyed![]()
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Originally Posted By Bilbo
How did Hopkins destroy Pavlik much worse than Froch destroyed Taylor?
Froch KNOCKED Taylor out! That is more emphatic than any points victory. The judges are only need in the event that the fight isn't decided within the time limit, therefore Froch's win is better by definition. The ultimate goal of boxing is to knock out your opponent, the scoring is only for humane reasons to prevent boxers fighting to the death. Have a look at Pavlik at the end of the Hopkins fight and look at Taylor at the end of the Froch fight and ask yourself again who got destroyed
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Not at all. If you think Froch victory over Taylor was more emphatic than Hopkins over Pavlik then you don't know boxing, my friend. If they fought again Taylor would still most likely be made favourite to beat Froch. Taylor just ran out of gas, Froch didn't outbox Taylor, out speed him, show brilliant combos or make Taylor looks foolish and amateurish...but that's what Hopkins did to Pavlik.
All Froch brings to the table is a good chin, determination and a lot of heart, not only would Cory Spinks beat him, but I think if Mayorga bulked up he would beat him, I think if Tito Trindad came back he would beat him. I thought it was a terrible performance and he got lucky.
I don't mean to imply that he's as tough as Ward or that he fights in the style. Ward was a a guy who could be losing almost every round, then bang, land his punch and either turn the fight around or win it with a KO.
But now that I think about it, Ward destroyed guys even in losses or close wins. Several fights were never the same after enduring Wards body shots. Froch isn't that punishing.
I don't think Froch looks all that impressive but he did what a lot of fighters couldn't do and that is stop Jermaine Taylor. Wright couldn't do it, Hopkins laboured over a lot rounds and couldn't do it and here is this talentless Froch knocking him out!
Not bad at all really.![]()
Dude, you are so touchy. I didn't say Froch wasn't as good as Ward, I said he's not as punishing. And he's not. And as far has saying that Froch is closer to Ward than Calzaghe, let me break it down simply. Lets say the Joe Calzaghe gets an A+ grade as a fighter. Micky Ward gets a B grade as a fighter. Froch is a B+, not an A-. Kessler is an A-. There's a bigger gap between guys like Roy Jones, Calzaghe, James Toney, and Floyd Mayweather and Froch than there is between Froch and Ward.
Ward was one of the TOUGHEST fighters ever. Also, he had a style and a skillset that inflicted career changing punishment. Taylor might have gotten KO'd, but I doubt he was pissing blood for days like Gatti and Green did.
But both fighters use toughness, determination, and power to beat more athletically gifted opponents.
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