Gerald McLellan v Carl Froch ?

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  1. Stevie G

    Stevie G Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Inspired by Unforgiven's Groves-McLellan thread. This one would have been more competitive.
     
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    Froch too wide open, chin hanging out.
    McClellan wins by KO inside 5 rounds.
     
  3. Stevie G

    Stevie G Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I tend to agree. Only just,though.
     
  4. bluebird

    bluebird Boxing Addict Full Member

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    McClellan wouldn't miss a right hand.


    AND DOWN GOES FROCH FROM A HARD RIGHT HAND... AND THAT'S THE MOST CARL FROCH HAS EVER BEEN HURT.. ONLY GROVES AND TAYLOR KNOCKED HIM DOWN... AND HE MAKES IT UP.. *IT'S OVER!* *JAY NADY STOPS THE FIGHT*
     
  5. Rock0052

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    If McClellan can't get rid of him within 5 (which is a distinct possibility since Froch can be a slow starter), Froch would win.

    McClellan early or Froch late. Toss a coin.
     
  6. AREA 53

    AREA 53 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I must confess i do not like Carl's low Left Hand in a fight with a Precision predator Like Gerald, Carl's chin is top tier...But Gerald's Power was awesome, where Nigel rolled under a lot of Geralds shots, Carls upright style could be made for Geralds "Bunker-Buster" right hands...and Gerald's left hook to the body was a frightful punch when on target, it all comes down to Styles and i tend to think that Mikkiel Kessler would perhaps have a better chance against the G-Man...
    Not many Super-middles could blow through Carl ...But i think Gerald may of been one of them.
     
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    G-man by KO rnd 1
     
  8. robo

    robo Active Member Full Member

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    Mcclellan didn't carry his power into the later rounds so if froch is still there after 6-7 rounds then he probably takes most of the late rounds on work rate. Whether that would be enough for a points victory I'm not sure. Mcclellan takes the early rounds and possibly has froch on the floor once or twice so could be too far ahead by the time froch takes over and froch isn't stopping him. Mcclellan had a great chin.

    I'll go for Mcclellan ud
     
  9. TBooze

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    McClellan would probably get this done inside 6, and maybe just as well for him, as he could not beat anyone resembling world class who he was dominating after the first four rounds. Also he extra weight gives Froch another edge...
     
  10. SILVER SKULL 66

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    No way in hell does Mccllean or whatever the hell his name is beat Froch, Froch is way more durable and has beaten better fighters, if Mccllean couldnt get his opponent out of there early he had no plan B:deal..

    I would take Frochs career over Mcclleans in a heartbeat, remember that blinking **** Mccllean was doing against Benn?? he would be blinking against Froch too, i don't think he could take hard head shots for a long tough fight, and Froch would be drilling him hard...

    BTW, im glad Nigel Benn kicked Mcclleans ass:good