Sergey Kovalev vs Carl Croch in Wembley

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  1. Leoh

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    What's your point here? They shouldn't fight because of that reason.
     
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    Beouche Juan Manuel Marquez Full Member

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    that IS his point
     
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    There's a huge size advantage going towards Kovalev unless Froch slowly built himself up into being a big LHW. Frochs physicality plays a lot into his fights and with giving up a 20 pound weight advantage it would lead to him getting destroyed. 20 pounds is a huge difference that's why we have weight divisions.

    If you look at GGG he has come in both his last fights around 172-174 and he competes at 160 but he would still want a catchweight for Ward even though he fights at SMW . Because Ward doesn't come in as a SMW he comes in at LHW. GGGs team obviously doesn't want him coming in as a big LHW.
     
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    And this is based on what? Are you in his camp?

    All weight cutters frequent the sauna and have epson baths. Sergei came in at 174 for Pascal fight, if he was struggling, he would come in at the limit.
     
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    are you ukranian or british?
     
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    Forget Ward-Triple G, both easily beats Froch IMO. Kovalev-Froch would be exciting, I want to see it happen and if it can, it should. If Froch gets the money he wants, let him get killed in the ring for all I care.
     
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    Who is Carl Croch ?????
     
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    I just realized it said Croch. :rofl
     
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    The invincible Carl Croch with a record of zero wins zero losses loooooooool
     
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    Beouche Juan Manuel Marquez Full Member

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    Croch that must be a reference to Carl's massive garden snake
     
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    When I went to see Froch/Groves 1 live, I was surprised how much smaller than Groves he actually looked in the ring. LHW is definitely a bad choice.
     
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    Froche wins against Frankinstein.
    But not against GGG.
    GGG knocks them both out.
     
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    You people need to stop blindly quoting boxrec, which makes mistakes all the time. According to boxrec, Hopkins has a longer reach than Kovalev, but it was clear from the fight (and the weigh-in) that Kovalev has the longer reach.