Andre Ward and Carl Froch have no chance of beating Golovkin

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  1. kingfisher3

    kingfisher3 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    ward is obviously the better fighter than froch, but, i actually like froch's chances v ggg better than ward's. Both good fights.
     
  2. Jim Jeffries

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  4. Tony Yeboah

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    I know, this Jim Jeffries is a total chump. I don't think he has slept since last night, just been fantasising about Golovkin. Golovkin will never move up, and if he did, he wouldn't be beating Froch or Ward.

    Can you imagine if they used a tiny ring like last night on Froch? Would back fire badly and Golovkin would be mauled.

    I don't doubt that Golovkin is the better fighter p4p, but he is not beating Froch at 168.
     
  5. Jim Jeffries

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    Froch is scared of Golovkin. Froch is declining which is obvious to see.


    Froch is ducking Golovkin, Hopkins, and Degale.


    I don't blame him for ducking Golovkin and Degale. Both are in their primes.



    Froch's biggest issue is Joe Calzaghe. He will always be in his shadow and if he lost to Hopkins it would damage his legacy so he won't take the risk.
     
  6. Mercury

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    I don't think he is scared of Hopkins. It is just a fight he can't win. If he wins he has beat an old man and if he loses he loses. Also he knows it would be ****ing boring and wouldn't capture anyone's imagination.
     
  7. Moanamchara

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    Frochs resume ****s all over GGG and recently Hearn said he was still interested in GGG. Degale had his chance to fight Froch but LOST to Groves. Froch just fought 2 mandatories and deserves to pick his next fight but he is currently injured or he would of fought Chaves. **** fight but hey everyone is trying to fight Chaves. If Froch fights afterwards he will fight someone like Degale or hey maybe GGG. But to say someone with who has fought top comp his whole career is ducking other fighters is ridiculous. Froch is one of the most proven warriors in the sport. Let's see GGG fight any SMW before we declare he beats them all. He is very small and any good SMW will exploit that along with him getting hit with some power let's see how he handles.

    **** GGG and Hopkins aren't even in his division. GGG said he is staying at MW for now so what is he ducking SMW?

    Hopkins wouldn't be alive if he came down to 168.
     
  8. Jim Jeffries

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    A prime Froch would be a different fight and i think he would have a chance for sure.


    But a declining Froch i don't think he would survive the onslaught for 12 rounds against Golovkin at his current stage in his career.


    Froch fought an out of prime Kessler which he lost but avenged who came off a loss to Andre Ward.


    He fought Glen Johnson.


    He's fought Arthur Abraham moving up from 160.


    He fought Andre Dirrell which i think he was lucky to get a win. His performance wasn't very good he was missing wild shots.


    He got outboxed and ud'd by Andre Ward.


    Froch mentioned Hopkins first on twitter no the other way round. Hopkins called Froch's bluff and Froch ignored him.



    Froch will always be in the shadow of Joe Calzaghe. His record is good no doubt but i just think he's on the decline and i think is ready for the taking.
     
  9. rayrobinson

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    This goes to show how good GGG is , putting him up against the best SM's in the world and the general consensus is that its very very close.

    Cannot see anyone from 154 wanting a move up.
     
  10. Moanamchara

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    Froch has taken big shots from big men his whole career and has never been knocked out. Who has GGG faced remotely as strong as Froch? Froch would hit him harder than anyone before and keep on hitting him regardless of being hit. Let's see GGG against some good SMWs before we jump to conclusions. Saying who he dominates at MW is a different story but we haven't seen how he translates to SMW .
     
  11. Jim Jeffries

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    Well, you could say Abraham is like Golovkin coming from 160 and Froch beat him easily.


    But Golovkin is an elite fighter which Abraham was/is not.



    Both have top chins so it's who gets the best shot in and who has the better ring generalship. The guy who gets in his groove first will win and i think at Froch's current stage in his career would lose.


    The Froch of the Lucian Bute fight would be another story altogether. I think he would give Golovkin hell.


    I think many believe Froch is the same guy he was then but i just see a declined fighter now from his last two fights.

    Froch got caught with a peach of a shot from Groves which absolutely floored him and his eyes rolled back. Explosive punch.


    I just think Golovkin can pull something like that off against him.
     
  12. Leoh

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    Froch is a thing of the past anyway. Not unlike Ward.
     
  13. Xplosive

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    Ward is the only fighter from 154-168 who can beat GGG.

    GGG would give Froch a slow, methodical beat down.
     
  14. Leoh

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    Ward was never a KO artist, and GGG just isn't the type of boxer you can beat by points. It'd take a very hard puncher to catch GGG with a surprise to beat him. A prime Marvin Hagler perhaps.
     
  15. Butch Coolidge

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    Moving up didn't seem to be on Golovkin's agenda. Fighting Cotto is what he mentioned and unifying the middleweight title. Just the facts.