Rumour has it Groves will smother Froch

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  1. I Know Everythi

    I Know Everythi Well-Known Member Full Member

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  2. A|C|S

    A|C|S The original |A|C|S| Full Member

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    Quickly scanned through your posts, depression is hitting you hard, get on the caffeine son
     
  3. RoughD

    RoughD Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I can't see this statement being true
     
  4. Larsso

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    as some have said, Froch has shown in past fights he does start fast at times too.


    I thought it was noticable pre the first fight Froch didnt look to have worked up much if any pre fight sweat in the warm up, he looked to of started the fight cold and warmed into it.

    I dont believe he does the same thing twice
     
  5. RoughD

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    If froch starts fast then he's more likely to run into another monster right hand. Froch starting fast or slow makes no difference.
     
  6. Sly

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    :lol: Wrong on so many levels. Literally every sentence.
     
  7. chrisbonnie

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    if Groves can copy the Ward mntra, then all power to him.

    Ward made Froch look like an amateur, he won every second of every round, a complete shut out.

    Whether George can do that is up for debate, but he is an intelligent guy, so it wouldnt surprise me if he fancied doing Froch on the inside.

    I dont think its one area where the majority of European fighters could improve. Ive always thought that Hatton was so succesful was because he was excellent on the inside, which is just the complete opposite of what you're thought as a young kid in the gym.
     
  8. JWP

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    I think the plan for groves will be to stay out of trouble, stay on the outside, fight for two minutes of every round not three and nick it on points, plan probably works also
     
  9. boxfanlut

    boxfanlut Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Typing error?
     
  10. chrisbonnie

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    Sorry yeah, that was meant to say DO THINK :good
     
  11. CupidStunt

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    Froch fans should prepare themselves for a fall, there is only one outcome to this fight and thats a Groves win, probably by KO. Inside, outside, doesn't matter

    There is absolutely nothing Froch can do to beat Groves, he was on his way to losing the first and this time will be no different, if anything more dominant for GG with Froch struggling to win a round