Will Bute take the rematch clause

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  1. Porgeous Porge

    Porgeous Porge Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I think that he should

    I dont know about you but he looked off yesterday, I thought he looked nervous in the intros and the commentators pointed out that he didnt have much of a sweat going

    in the ring Bute's defense was leaky and he was very passive

    when hurt Bute was very good at holding and knew when to clinch, usually held after the first shot to avoid a barrage but then hed back straight to the ropes again

    However I think despite a bad performance by Bute, Froch fought maybe the best fight of his career

    what impressed me the most was Froch's defense and a very disciplined offense that did not give Bute opporunities to counter

    his right hand was always in position to defend the left and he never once left the body open

    I dont think Bute landed a combination of more than 2 shots

    I think Bute should take the rematch, he will be home this time, he lost his 0 and may fight different, may be hungrier since losing the belt

    what ya think
     
  2. shaunster101

    shaunster101 Yido Full Member

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    Eddie Hearn said that they won't be able to fight for the title immediately as he was knocked out, so it would either be a non-title rematch, or they both fight someone else and then have the rematch assuming neither loses.
     
  3. des3995

    des3995 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    That's interesting. Sounds like a good idea. Let Bute get back on the horse so to speak, and let Froch get some another home fight.
     
  4. Post Box

    Post Box I'm back too, bitches Full Member

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    No. well at least I hope not, it's pointless.
     
  5. RazorHandz

    RazorHandz Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I think Bute should take the rematch, I don't think he can do worse than last night's performance even if he tried. Doesn't matter if he still gets starched as long as he puts up a better fight it'll be better for his career.
     
  6. shaunster101

    shaunster101 Yido Full Member

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  7. des3995

    des3995 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I think he's gone from being a mountie to being mounted.

    Froch knocked the Canadian clean out of him.
     
  8. enzo dog

    enzo dog New Member Full Member

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    yeah i think he should go away work on a good strategy on beating froch and take the rematch this time he wont underestimate him
     
  9. NeckBreaknAiken

    NeckBreaknAiken Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Sheeeeeeeeeeeittt!


    Did you matha****as even watch the fight? There ain't nothing he could have done in there. He was a fish out of water. He really looked like a well-seasoned amateur who had never taken clean punches without the headgear before. HE seemed in utter shock from every punch that landed.


    He don't want no more of that boy.
     
  10. shaunster101

    shaunster101 Yido Full Member

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    :rofl

    Strategy?

    That loss wasn't anything about strategy. That was about not being on the same level as your opponent. When you enter the ring looking like a rabbit in the headlights and your opponent can walk through your shots and batter you around the ring like that it doesn't matter what strategy you use - you're getting your arse beat time and time again.

    What would change about his strategy?

    "Hey Lucian, here's the strategy for the rematch; try not to let Froch's punches hurt you so much and try to hit him about three times harder than you did last time"

    Underestimate?

    So THAT was why he lost, because he underestimated Froch? In that case Bute's mentality is about as impressive as his punch resistance. He had fought absolutely no one of note and was about to face a guy who had fought every other top guy in the division, only being decisively beaten once and knocked down one time. If he thought he could take it easy against Froch then he is an absolute moron.


    Thankfully, I'm sure that Bute realises he is no match for Froch and I'm sure he did not underestimate Froch at all. These are just excuses being offered up by delusional fans like yourself.
     
  11. gyll

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    I don't give Bute much of a chance against Froch but if there's one thing Bute can sit on, it's the fact that he's done well in a rematch. After nearly getting KO'd, I never thought he would KO the then iron chinned Andrade. Obviously Froch is a different animal but hey, strange things do happen.
     
  12. Little Pea

    Little Pea 'A' grade boxing fan Full Member

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    I don't know where they'll go.

    Can Bute really do better?
     
  13. knockout artist

    knockout artist Boxing Addict banned

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    What would be the point of a rematch? That beating was so comprehensive, that no-one including Bute and Larouche would want to see it again.
     
  14. Little Pea

    Little Pea 'A' grade boxing fan Full Member

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    Especially them
     
  15. Mrtibbs

    Mrtibbs Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I don't know what his mind set is like, but either way it would be hard to get back in the ring with Froch after that beating.

    I must give respect to him for fighting away from home and taking the loss like a man.