What do you get when a C class boxer goes all out against a reluctant A class boxer?

Dirrell did far more running and holding than he did fighting. He seemed scared shitless of Froch. Dirrell was doing everything in his power to steal rounds with weak flurries that were mostly all flash but with little real effect on Froch. Dirrell was also doing everything in his power to avoid fighting. Dirrell fought scared and to be honest he didn't really hurt Froch all that much. We know how much damage Froch can take and Dirrell was no where near to putting him in as much trouble as Taylor did, largely because, well, Dirrell didn't seem like he came to fight.



The mere thought of perhaps having to exchange a couple of shots with Froch in order to land more of his own so petrified Dirrell that he chose simply to land one or two light flurries a round and then run and hold for the remainder of the round in hopes of stealing it. If some of you think that is a schooling or a dominant performance then knock yourselves out. Fortunately the judges did not agree with you.



People who think Dirrell beat Froch are deluded, almost certainly Americans going with nationalist bias. You don't go to a champion's backyard and expect to be rewarded for that ****-poor effort Dirrell showed. At the very most, he might have gotten a draw but not the W, no way in hell. Thousand props for Froch for actually coming to fight. Maybe when Dirrell grows some balls, like Froch, he will be worthy of a belt.

 

He's not quite A class.

Wait. this is about Lopez-Mtagwa right?

 

Amen!