The reason he was chinny was weight draining, if this was the Richie that fought Sugar Boy then Froch would been in for a extremely hard night. Richie was very classy.
Richie had enough movement and smarts to eek out a points win. He may have to cling like a limpet in the last few rounds but he wouldn't have had too much trouble finding a home for his right hand against Froch
Woodhall would've outfoxed Froch in a battle of jabs. However if Froch turned it into a war, I know where my money would be..
I think Woodhall would just about hang on to clinch a verdict. Woodhall was a pretty good operator I feel, though he never quite replicated his amateur form in the pros. Neither is a particularly good matchup for the other, Froch obviously struggles with skilled boxers, and is at his best against those that try to be too clever - I think Woodhall would know what he could and couldn't get away with here. Woodhall meanwhile would take the early rounds as Froch establishes a bit of rhythm, and then come under an onslaught late in the fight. With a British ref Carl might just pull it out, but it'd be another Taylor type job I feel.
Didn't watch much of Woodhall exept for his amateur fight with RJJ and a couple others, rate him as a pundit though!
Woodhall was a good fighter, solid amateur pedigree as well but I'd back Froch to break him down and stop him.