The situation is irelevant, the point I was getting at is that Froch is a warrior, not the type of guy who makes fights based on "business decisions". For him, the Abraham fight would be another chance to reestablish himself against a highly rated super middle, not just a tournament semi final. Please engage your brain before posting, thank you!
Probably just a mix up with the dates. As Mandanda says he's fought through injury before, and I don't think he would call it off unless it was serious. I suppose it's possible he's having a bit of a wobble after his first loss, some fighters don't take losing the zero well. Froch doesn't seem the type though. Hopefully we see the Abraham fight soon!
[quote="TKO";7780906]The situation is irelevant, the point I was getting at is that Froch is a warrior, not the type of guy who makes fights based on "business decisions". For him, the Abraham fight would be another chance to reestablish himself against a highly rated super middle, not just a tournament semi final. Please engage your brain before posting, thank you![/quote] The situation is irelevant :huh you need to enage that thing we call a brain yourself sunshine, he is now 33 years old just had started his own family, the situation is very relevant pal..:good Not saying this is gospel he could well be injured, but like I say fella have a look at the wider picture next time.
Can't believe Froch is faking it if business was his main concern surely he would have ****ed the fat twat off by now
If the other 2 drop out then Froch vs AA would be for both the WBC and the WBA titles, I do think he's genuinely injured though.