Froch to fight Calzaghe??

[JAB5239]

This is a fight many wanted years ago, but Zags retired. I was always a fan of Froch. He got the most out of his gifts and was willing to take on anyone, and was very entertaining. While I doubt this fight actually happens I'd be rooting for Carl. If it does happen, how do you think it would go with both being out of the ring so long? 11 years for Froch, 17 for Calzaghe.

https://www.boxingnewsandviews.com/2...qNlXMydv_2JC7A

[Biledriver]

Farl Croch vs Calzslappy? Hard pass

[QueensburyRules]

This is a fight many wanted years ago, but Zags retired. I was always a fan of Froch. He got the most out of his gifts and was willing to take on anyone, and was very entertaining. While I doubt this fight actually happens I'd be rooting for Carl. If it does happen, how do you think it would go with both being out of the ring so long? 11 years for Froch, 17 for Calzaghe.

https://www.boxingnewsandviews.com/2...qNlXMydv_2JC7A

- - Froch was a journeyman in the making, easily outboxed even coming up, so when Super Joe conquered the US to retire, Froch was the only one wanting the fight.

Now, we slowly understood during his career that he had an all time chin allayed with a big punch to be a great fighter in any era, but at the time Joe retired his hands were about as brittle as an ol' lady, hence his Slappy Joe moniker. With the money he made in the US, he bought his first homestead with enough left to retire on. He didn't make squat whilst under British contract.

[Anomalocaris]

Prime for prime.

Calzaghe was absolutely phenomonal before his hands went. Despite all the slappsy yank insults.

Froch was the nearest thing to an old school 1930's fighter.

He was not at his best v Ward.

Great fight.

Joe wins on pts but it would not be easy.

[IronDanHamza]

- - Froch was a journeyman in the making, easily outboxed even coming up, so when Super Joe conquered the US to retire, Froch was the only one wanting the fight.

Now, we slowly understood during his career that he had an all time chin allayed with a big punch to be a great fighter in any era, but at the time Joe retired his hands were about as brittle as an ol' lady, hence his Slappy Joe moniker. With the money he made in the US, he bought his first homestead with enough left to retire on. He didn't make squat whilst under British contract.

Easily outboxed coming up by who exactly?

[JAB5239]

Easily outboxed coming up by who exactly?

Was wondering the same thing. A "journeyman in the making"? Geez!

[Anomalocaris]

Was wondering the same thing. A "journeyman in the making"? Geez!

Some comments on here are simply ridiculous.

[GhostofDempsey]

In their prime I would give the edge to Calzaghe. In a comeback fight I would favor Froch. Less time retired, a
pears to have kept up with his conditioning. Joe struggled with drugs and alcoholism for a while. I think this would be more of a Tyson/RJJ type exhibition rather than an all out fight.

[QueensburyRules]

Easily outboxed coming up by who exactly?

- - Froch even at his best led with his face. Without his power he's otherwise burnt toast.

[IronDanHamza]

- - Froch even at his best led with his face. Without his power he's otherwise burnt toast.

....Easily-outboxed-coming-up-by-who-exactly?