Clips of Andre Dirrell running and hugging Carl "So easy" Froch

"Dirrell was way too negative and he complained to the referee way too much also"

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=21772&more=1

Just do a Google search for "Dirrell Froch negative" and look at all the hits.

The common takeaway from the fight was that Dirrell did not want to fight. It's a shame he "fought" that way, but he did and Froch ended up getting Dirrell into a brawl so that there would actually be some version of a fight instead of a no-contact race.

Froch was dirty as hell in that fight, but he did not initiate the spoiling/dirty tactics.

 

:rofl

 

just spin on it seriously. i can't believe i'm doing this but i'm going to get into an argument about this because it simply wasn't a robbery. by the way the diaz v malignaggi fight was also close but the scorecards were the problem there (it could have gone either way), so don't even attempt to label these two fights in the same category as whitaker v chavez. oh and i haven't seen the cintron fiht so i'm not going to lay down my 2 cents in regards to that fight.
just do me a favour and kill yourself.

 

Froch was dirty as hell, no doubt about it. But he didn't start the spoiling/dirty tactics, that's the difference.

The fight sucked -- I won't argue with you about that.

Kessler gets credit because he didn't "go Froch" on Ward. So that's a plus. But it may have cost him the fight.

 

115-113. yes i welcome your stupidity, please hit me with a tsumani of your ******edness.

 

oh well considering the fact that the fight occured more then a month ago, i don't tend to keep **** lying around. and i'm sure you'll say this is an excuse, but i don't particularly care, but unless your planning on putting a gun to my head then i don't think i'll be partaking in that shitty fight again.

 

suck a big bag of dicks, it was you who brought up this piece of **** which isn't worth bandwidth.

 

Had Dirrell fought that way the entire fight, he would have had a good chance at winning.

Fighting off the back foot is one thing. Floyd's good at it, some feel Cotto was good at it in the final 4 rounds against Mosley. I prefer a come-forward fighter and often reflect that in my scorecards.

Dirrell didn't want to engage hardly at all. He didn't seem to want to fight, much as Akinwande didn't seem to want to fight Lewis. That was the general perception of the fight, as you will find in most write-ups, your own boxing "expertise" notwithstanding.