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Al Bernstein Talks Froch-Johnson, Super Six Tournament
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Showtime boxing analyst Al Bernstein was at Caesar’s Atlantic City on Friday afternoon at the weigh-in for Saturday’s “Super Six” semifinal bout between Carl Froch and Glen Johnson.
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Froch: Maybe Glen Johnson Took Off Too Much Weight
Carl Froch will be the heavier fighter for tonight's Super Six World Boxing Classic semi-final with Glen Johnson.
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Glen Johnson – Not Midnight Yet for Cinderella Man II
By Thomas Gerbasi - Thank God for cross country flights. If not, Glen Johnson may have walked away from the sport that mistreated him, slapped him around, and disrespected him countless times. And he would have been justified in doing so, having been on the wrong end of hometown, promoter-influenced, and just plain inept judging. The year was 2003, and as he left Southern California after a controversial majority decision loss to local favorite Julio Cesar Gonzalez, he retired on the plane home to Florida. He had just turned 34, had lost six of his last eight bouts, and the light at the end of the tunnel simply didn’t exist. If he was traveling from New York or Chicago to Florida, that would have been the end of the story. But with hours to kill, his longtime manager, Henry Foster, had the time he required to convince Johnson that he had what it took to make it to the top and that all he needed to do was keep working.
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Andre Ward Talks Froch-Johnson, Improving and Conte
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Andre Ward was at Caesar’s Atlantic City on Friday afternoon at the weigh-in for Saturday’s “Super Six” semifinal bout between Carl Froch and Glen Johnson.
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Photos: Froch vs Johnson, More Weigh-In Coverage
The weights are in for Saturday's showdown at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey. WBC super middleweight champion Carl "The Cobra" Froch defends his title against former light heavyweight champion Glen "Road Warrior" Johnson. The Froch-Johnson battle is part of the semi-finals of the Super Six tournament. The winner will face WBA champion Andre Ward in the finals. Both boxers were in superb shape for the fight. The champion Froch came in at 167.5-pounds, while the challenger Johnson was 166.5. Photos by Tom Casino/Showtime.
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Froch on His Ear Problem, Johnson Hurting To Make Weight
WBC super middleweight champion Carl Froch believes his opponent on Saturday, Glen Johnson, is struggling to make the division limit of 168-pounds. Johnson has been fighting at light heavyweight for several years, but recently moved down, at age 42, to the super middleweight division for the sole purpose of entering the Super Six tournament. Saturday's fight in Atlantic City is a semi-final bout in the Super Six tourney.
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Photos/Weights: Carl Froch 167.5, Glen Johnson 166.5
The weights are in for Saturday's showdown at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey. WBC super middleweight champion Carl "The Cobra" Froch defends his title against former light heavyweight champion Glen "Road Warrior" Johnson. The Froch-Johnson battle is part of the semi-finals of the Super Six tournament. The winner will face WBA champion Andre Ward in the finals. Both boxers were in superb shape for the fight. The champion Froch came in at 167.5-pounds, while the challenger Johnson was 166.5. Photos by Showtime.
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Froch is The Heavy Betting Favorite To Beat Johnson
PUNTERS on Betfair are confident that Carl Froch has what it takes to secure his place in the Super Six tournament final by beating Glen Johnson in Atlantic City on Saturday. The Nottingham-born star is the huge favourite at just 1-4 to make a successful first defence of his WBC super-middleweight crown.
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Ward Says Froch-Johnson 50-50, Bute/Kessler Back Froch
NEW YORK– Carl Froch is the heavy favorite to defeat Glen Johnson Saturday in Atlantic City live on SHOWTIME® (9 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the West Coast), but Super Six World Boxing Classic Finalist Andre Ward believes there’s a decent chance that “The Road Warrior” can upset “The Cobra” to claim the WBC Super Middleweight title and advance to the tournament Final.
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