Froch beat Taylor because he's more skilled.

But can't most fighters build up a lead by throwing more punches than their lungs can handle? Couldn't Froch have matched him in the cards if he worked harder in the first 6 rounds, saving very little for the end?

Is ring intelligence not considered a skill?

 

Axeman, your logic, or complete lack of, is actually quite astounding.

 

You can sit here and ignore the facts all you want to....but the fact still remains is that Taylor is way more skilled in Froch in every department..

P.S I seriously dont give a **** what you bitchass thinks about me...I'm not the one who's making dumb threads on a daily basis and getting my ass handed to me like yourself! And what the **** does Mayweather have to do with this topic capsfund???...You simple minded *****!:good

Go back and pull up a link because there is no way on God's green earth I'm taking your word for it....Back you claims with facts instead of know nothing opinion...You piece of ****!:hi:

 

I dunno, I think I have to disagree there; he seems very limited and one dimensional in pretty much every catagory.

 

Taylor is clearly more skilled then Froch, However he is also a fruntrunner like Judah while Froch is bigger, stronger, tougher and he has more stamina, just because someone is more skilled doesn't mean they're the better fighter. For example I would say Judah and Cotto are more skilled than Baldomir and Margarito, I would also say Moorer is more skilled than Foreman but Big George is the better fighter. Skill while important does not override all aspects, There are intangibles such as Power, toughness, stamina etc that must be taken into account.

 

There is always a flip side to it...If Taylor was a better finisher we wouldnt having debate now would we?

Like I've said before Froch deserves his props for staying determined...I mean Taylor was getting the better of the exchanges throughout the fight...That part was obvious..You can sit here and try to play that approach all you want but the film doesnt lie my friend....Froch had heart and he showed that....Taylor just didnt have the heart to go out on his feet.

And to answer your question ring generalship is a skill but from my understanding on the meaning is that you dictate the pace and have the other fighter fighting your fight..thats something Froch didnt do until Taylor faded.

 

One factor- Froch is obviously the naturally much larger fighter

 

Can you read???

 

They're referring to the precision of his punches, the accuracy and speed of his jab and his ability to control the pace of a fight, which he did, until the late rounds when he got caught and panicked.