Richie Woodall - Career highlights Fought Roy Jones in the Olympics - and didnt disgrace himself Stopped Silivio Branco for the European Middleweight title Lost in the 12th and final round for Keith Holmes WBC World Middlewight title out in America Moved up in weight - beat Sugar Boy Malinga - to become WBC World Super Middleweight Champion Had WBC title fights against the likes of Marcus Beyer and Glenn Catley Challenged Joe Calzaghe for his WBO World Super Middleweight title - didnt disgrace himself - was stopped in the 10th round Carl Froch - career highlights Good international class amateur - to my knowledge Won British / European titles Looked a hard banger with a lot of promise Confirmed himself a serious player with a brutal stoppage of Brian Magee Finally stepped up and won the WBC World Super Middleweight title 1st World title defence- big fight - went to America - came from behind to stop former Undisputed World Middleweight Champion Jermain Taylor Now set to test himself even more - in the upcoming Super Middleweight tournament.................
this would be a very good fight, woodhall was much more technically sound with a very good jab it would be a pick'em fight i say Woodhall decision
On the basis of what we've seen of Froch so far, I'd say Woodhall by decision. Richie was a very sound (if unfantastic) boxer and I think would win a battle of the jabs while staying out of the way of Froch's biggest bombs. But I think, if Froch continues to perform as he does against top competition, I would revise that opinion. The big question about Froch is this: can he continue performing as impressively as he stays at the top of the division? If so, I think he'll be deservingly become a tough hypothetical h2h boxer.
Woodhall was a very good boxer with a fantastic jab and very good footwork!! I'd lean towards him on points!! Richie was also a very very tough man and could fight when he needed to. Froch is at his weakest when facing good fighters with good jabs..
