Glen Johnson beat Carl Froch

I seen Elvis and John Lennon walking on board an alien spacecraft on my way to work this morning.The whole world think i'm crazy and that they can't see how it could possibly have happened,but that doesn't matter cos i know what i saw. :rofl:rofl:rofl

 

hahaha no he didnt

 

This dumbass thread is still going?

 

go find me a fight where johnsons head gets knocked back and you see sweat flying ? the man is bald and black even when you connect with s olid shot it doesn't look solid.

 

that was all cgi tricks by showtime. be weary of decepters. when you hit the glove it can make the sweat fly. i also saw a hidden "sweat mist" machine above the ring and if u watch closely Antonio Tarver was pushing his pen onto a button on the table.

 

I feel you. I saw them on my porch this morning.

 

The fight itself went exactly like I said it would. Not that I deserve big props, because Glen Johnson fights generally aren't hard to predict. Every time he has a big important fight he does just enough to look really good losing. It was a very good fight, and a close but clear win for Froch.

 

Had Froch by three and even Johnson said he thought he lost but agree that it could be viewd as closer by some.

 

Just clueless people blinded by bias or cant score a fight.

Froch landed plenty of shots in these combo's.

The fight was only really close due to the first 3 rds, after that it was nearly a Froch landslide.

 

Power comes from shoulders and the legs.Sit down on your legs and turn your shoudlers into shots. Correct balance and technique also play.If you do not put your shoulders into shots, that results in arm punches. You may not had a trainer which instructed you corrcetly.

 

To add more controversy I had it a draw.

 

You may not had a brain inserted into cranium by jah.

 

Power comes from leverage,this leverage is created by the core muscles.Abs,glut's and the back muscles.Shoulder punches are weak punches.

 

I agree with what you're saying right here, but I think Froch was doing this.

I could hear the snap on his punches. Back in the day, you could criticize Froch for arm punching, especially on the inside, but I think he's made significant strides to fix this problem and it played out in the Johnson fight.

And you definitely can't deny he was doing this with his right uppercut because you can clearly see his technique.