Froch shows big testicles

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by cityofgod, Feb 5, 2009.


  1. TommyV

    TommyV Loyal Member banned

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    Erm, do you not realise Junior Witter is from the UK?
     
  2. mstar

    mstar Well-Known Member Full Member

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    sorry typo hehee
     
  3. antcull

    antcull Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Whoever says Taylor beat Bhop more convincingly than Cal doesnt know anything or didnt see the fights :good

    I do like Froch and he is an exciting fighter, Taylor just has too much skill for Frochy to deal with, Froch does hold power at 168, and if he did have that injury against Pascal it could account for why Pascal gave him so much trouble.

    I predict a clear points win for Taylor, but I hope Froch lands a bomb on Taylors chin :yep
     
  4. Decebal

    Decebal Lucian Bute Full Member

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    WTF?:rofl:nut:patsch

    I had to reply to that!

    Andrade was the WBC mandatory challenger, having beaten Grant in the WBC eliminator. Kessler fought Andrade in March 2007 and was looking to unify with Calzaghe, not to fight any voluntary challengers. In any case, the earliest he'd have fought another mandatory challenger would have been a year later. A year later!

    But the IBF was already looking for people to be matched in an IBF eliminator to get a shot at Berrio's title. The IBF route was the only one available to anyone looking for a title shot at the time. Bute, Froch, Inkin were the highest ranked IBF contenders. Bute wanted in. Froch declined. Inkin declined...The IBF went down the rankings until Bika took it. Bute fought Bika in June and Berrio in October, to become IBF Champ. Kessler fought Calzaghe a month later, in November!

    What WBC eliminator between Froch and Bute are you talking about? There was no such thing! After Kessler beat Andrade there was no eliminator. By the time Froch was looking at fighting the WBC eliminator, it was against Inkin, to become Calzaghe's mandatory, and Bute was already IBF Champ!

    Do you know what Froch was doing after he declined the IBF eliminator fight against Bute - the only road to a title within half a year? He fought Tatevosyan, the man Bute just took to school and then he fought shot Reid. Yeah, that's the different route Froch went. Bute was sitting at home with his IBF belt and Froch was preparing to defend his British SMW Title against Reid The WBC route wasn't even on his mind at that time.

    Hello! Planet Earth to TommyV!:hi:

    If you make **** up, make sure that **** is at least actually possible. :patsch

    God!:-( If I hadn't written about this plenty of times before. If you had been some noob, you might have had an excuse, but you've got 7k posts and have been here for a bit now! :patsch

    ............

    Yeah, go ahead, lads, make **** up, if it makes you love Froch that much more for it. Enjoy!
     
  5. mstar

    mstar Well-Known Member Full Member

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    froch is a tit, he talks as if he is a ATG but looking on his record makes u wonder who he actually faught? i only recognise reid/pascal as any quality (well reid well past it never a elite fighter lacy battered him, and pascal is crap). And this guy thinks he beat calzaghe? he is dreaming the silly fool. How he became wbc champ i never know
     
  6. cityofgod

    cityofgod Worcester warrior Full Member

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    Decebal, run along now ;)
     
  7. rydersonthestorm

    rydersonthestorm Boxing Addict Full Member

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    one major wrong point there carl froch has always been after the wbc title.
     
  8. cityofgod

    cityofgod Worcester warrior Full Member

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    Bute ran off from fighting Kessler and took the IBF route despite being #1 contender.

    Aint that true Doorbell ?
     
  9. TFFP

    TFFP The Eskimo

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    So what?

    Bute's competition is 3X as good as Froch's at world level.
     
  10. Decebal

    Decebal Lucian Bute Full Member

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    Yeah, ever since he realised he had beaten everyone there was to beat at domestic level...i.e Magee, Dodson...and...shot Reid. That's when he decided it might be time to step up to world level - ...about a year ago. He was ranked high with the WBC and the WBO and Inkin was the only competition for both. He went with the "most prestigious prize in boxing.":cool:
     
  11. mikeywba111

    mikeywba111 New Member Full Member

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    yeee,, if he wins fair play,, but he wont Taylor UD,, calzaghe is a diff class to froch and shouldnt be mentioned in the same level
     
  12. Buggo

    Buggo Active Member Full Member

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    I think fair play to Froch, he could have let this go to a purse bid, which he would have won, and then no fight would happen, as Taylor won’t leave the USA.

    So to go to America, against the no.1 contender, in his 1st defence, should be applauded. Much easier options were available to him.
     
  13. Decebal

    Decebal Lucian Bute Full Member

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    Nope. As I pointed out in previous posts, Andrade was the #1 WBC contender, and Kessler's mandatory challenger.

    Bute was ranked very high with all the bodies, but with Kessler having JUST fought his mandatory challenger - Andrade - the #1 contender, and looking to unify with Calzaghe, and with no route open to Bute except the IBF route, which just happened to provide a title shot within half a year or so...he went with the only available route. Froch and Inkin decided to twiddle their thumbs and dodge Bute, going no route whatsoever. Froch fought Bute's leftovers and then shot Reid and Inkin fought none other than Nagy and Bruer. (??)

    Notice how neither Froch nor Inkin "went the WBC route", because that would have involved fighting each other, as the highest two ranked contenders with Bute out of the picture.

    Bute "ran off from fighting Kessler" only once. Before Bute had his first voluntary defence, Kessler called him out, just after his loss to Calzaghe. Bute said he wasn't ready for the likes of Calzaghe or Kessler yet. That was late 2007- early 2008, way before Joppy.

    But of course, this is common knowledge...

    ...so why am I wasting time on this, especially with the likes of you? :patsch
     
  14. rydersonthestorm

    rydersonthestorm Boxing Addict Full Member

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    froch tried to fight inkin
     
  15. Max Molyneux

    Max Molyneux Liverpool Liver Tickler Full Member

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    Calzaghe beat Hopkins WIDE!

    Hopkins wouldn't of got even the 3 rounds he won without cheating.

    If It wasn't for Hennessey's ego, Froch would of got a title shot earlier and better opportunities. His ego Is terrible and has cost his fighters some nice paydays and shots.