"Everyone could see what was going to happen in that fight and the fact is I have nothing more to prove in a rematch. I was dominating the bout and it was becoming very one-sided."
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Froch continues to go on about Groves lack of "Respect and class"
"I'm very reluctant to hand Groves a pay-day, especially when he behaves like an idiot all the time. I don't like him as he has absolutely no respect, no class and is a spoilt kid.
"Of course he wants to fight me again as he wants to make a killing. But why should I? I'm the champion and that means I call the shots."
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Carl seems reluctant to face the very real truth that the fight being stopped early also robbed Groves of a chance of a clear victory. it is all about him as usual and yet the Boxing world at large sees things very differently
"There's no way it should have been stopped," confirmed the former world featherweight champion. "It should have been allowed to have continued for at least 20 seconds and then we would all have found out if George was in serious trouble or whether he was about to dig himself out of it.
"For me George's performance was outstanding and to be robbed of the chance of a victory like that has done neither him, boxing nor indeed Carl Froch any favours."
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He is even insistent that his own ineptitude lead to Groves success early in the fight despite George putting on a magnificent display. He out boxed, out punched, bamboozled and floored Carl and yet he still finds it hard to give credit where it is due whilst calling Groves disrespectful as though other competitors owe him something more than the basic respectfulness George showed him without resorting to licking his boots.
“To come back to stop him… because it was an appalling display from me, from round one,” Froch conceded, ruefully. “George Groves was really good from round one so after all that, imagine how pleased I am. To snatch victory from the jaws of defeat, to do what I did against someone who was horrible during the build-up, it was very satisfying.
“The judges’ scores were irrelevant because it didn’t go to them. By round four I had it level, maybe a point or two in it, but obviously my scoring would be biased towards me. Round nine would have been 10-8, but you can’t count that. I was probably behind but it was close. Boxing is a 12-round sport – I think it should still be 15 – and it’s only over when the fat lady sings.”
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