Froch on The Jonathan Ross Show - Tomorrow Night!!!

Great boxer and atiitude in the ring, stinks out of it. Takes over Ringside every time he is on haha, i know people love arrogance and stuff, just Froch isnt easy viewing on these type programmes for me.

 

**** off you clown.


it'll be **** for any boxing fan as he'll go over old ground and rehash every old story and cliche we already know. think Haye doing the rounds pre-valuev

"i dont cum for 6 weeks" "hes like a big monster" "i was born with a black eye and balled up fists" etc etc

boring shite, that is what wossys programe is anyway.

and bear in mind carl froch is my favourite boxer

 

If someone can guarantee me that Carl punches Jonathan Ross in the face, I'll watch.

 

There's a good chance after Carl hears Johnathan try to pronounce his name.

 

How many times will we here warrior(s)

:huh

 

I can't wait to hear

"Please welcome the Super-Middleweight champion, Cawl the Cobwa Fwoch!"

atsch

Who wants to have a bet on how long it takes Wossy to mention Joe Calzaghe and the fact he beat Kessler? My bet is 3 minutes.

 

"We are both warriors, I'm not making any excuses for the first fight but... here are my excuses, I'm in shape all year round, I lost a very close fight to Andre Ward, I ended Lucian Bute, I've travelled to the opponents back yard"

There, now you don't need to watch the show.

 

To be fair, we're not exactly the target audience for this. Good bit of exposure for Carl whether we like it or not.

 

:deal

Loves an ash cloud.

 

He's always had the coverage, just never had the personality

 

Bollocks.

 

Look for at least 10 shots of Rachel in the crowd.

 

His first 15 fights were live on prime time BBC1. He's been live on prime time ITV. He's been on many talk shows, made many other TV appearances.

 

That's a fair point actually I guess.

But still for a fair portion of his prime he was completely blanked. After the Pascal fight, the Taylor fight was only live on the internet and Dirrell, Kessler and Abraham were put on an obscure pay per view outlet with hardly any (or none) build up on news channels, papers or sky sports.