Froch V Taylor Round by Round.............

It took Froch 12 rounds but eventually the strength, power, tenacy and mental strength were telling. I've said it before, if he can get to Taylor then his flaws would appear i.e. backing up straight, laying on the ropes etc Those flaws and being broken mentally and physically finally saw the stoppage 14 seconds from the mother ****ing bell.

Well ****ing done Carl Froch.

Every ****ing **** of a TV channel should be ashamed of themselves and Carl shows why.

That is his second quality bout in a row!

 

got to fight bute next, if taylors wants the rematch he should fight one of the other title holders

 

Missed a great night so far mate

 

Put yer hand up if your prediction was was late KO by Froch after being made to look a bit ordinary?

 

I wouldn't miss that fight for a night in Mr Foleys mate:hey

 

My bet continues then. I had Froch to win. On to Hatton....

 

Got 17/2 on rounds 10-12:happy:happy:happy:happyThat came in to 13/2 by fight time aswell I think.Kerching£$£$£

 

Although I said I would wait till tomorrow, temptiaton caved in.

Used the Mrs' card as they didnt accept Maestro (wtf?!) and woke her up going when I started screaming in the 12th round.

Not a happy bunny.

I knew Taylor would fade as the fight went on. His face when Froch was hitting him without reply ,just before the ref stopped it, was classic!

 

Now onto Hatton next week :happy

 

I think that was almost everyones prediction when picking froch.

 

I'm really in shock. With that chin who stops Froch? Kessler v Froch will happen but Carl needs to have a couple of easy money fights and get more experience as a champ. Forget Calzaghe

 

fair play to the omnisport website, i seriously doubted i'd get a good stream the whole way through, picture was perfect even on my shitty mobile broadband. unbelievable finish. funny when that yank said about carl's fight in belfast, england

 

Any of you watching Juanma-Penalosa?

 

Irish need not reply:good

Belter:good

 

BBC News says


Froch stuns Taylor with late show
Carl Froch (left) and Jermain Taylor
Froch is making his first defence against Taylor in Connecticut

Carl Froch produced one of the greatest comebacks in boxing history to retain his WBC super-middleweight crown against Jermain Taylor in Connecticut.

Nottingham's Froch was well behind on the scorecards going into the 12th round but produced a grandstand finish to stop Taylor with seconds remaining.

Froch had been outclassed for much of the fight and he went down for the first time in his career in the third.

But an exhausted Taylor was unable to withstand Froch's furious late rally.