
By Mark Vester
Super middleweight Carl Froch sounds like a madman as he talks about Saturday's clash with Arthur Abraham for the vacant title in Helsinki, Finland. Froch has put his entire career on the line and vowed to consider retirement if he doesn't come out with a win. Froch returns from a tough decision loss to Mikkel Kessler. He feels that he did enough in that fight to earn a decision, but the judges in Denmark robbed him of a victory. Froch plans on doing everything possible to make sure that Abraham doesn't win the fight.
"I go into every fight to win. If that means throwing bombs and breaking ribs then, yeah, I'll do everything I can to win my belt back. I come into the fight with self belief and confidence. I don't think it should have ever been taken away in the first place. I predict I'm going to win by any means necessary on Saturday night,'' Froch said.
Froch's promoter Mick Hennessey predicts an impressive performance from his fighter.
"This is a sensational fight between two fantastic warriors with big punching power. Carl is here to claim what is rightfully his, the prestigious WBC belt. I've said it before and I truly believe it, he is the best super-middleweight in the world," Hennessey said.
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