It was just really pathetic to watch. You could sense that he knew it as well.
Was he always that bad? I mean against Mendoza he looked like he'd never actually boxed before at times. I saw him against Pemberton, and while he did look a bit rubbish, this was a whole new level.
Was he always that bad? I mean against Mendoza he looked like he'd never actually boxed before at times. I saw him against Pemberton, and while he did look a bit rubbish, this was a whole new level.
No way was he always this bad. As you say he seems to lack any kind of boxing ability now. This was not always the case. He just looks so immobile out there. I'm not sure I have ever seen a case where it was more obvious that a fighter needed to give it up.
No way was he always this bad. As you say he seems to lack any kind of boxing ability now. This was not always the case. He just looks so immobile out there. I'm not sure I have ever seen a case where it was more obvious that a fighter needed to give it up.
He has actually done that now though hasn't he? Or is it just bull****?
Froch's team have already made several big money offers to Taylor to fight him in America.
Still, no one knows who Froch is in America. Lacy is a safer, bigger money fight and a title is also being offered for that fight. Froch still needs some recognizable wins before he can entice the bigger names into fights.
Still, no one knows who Froch is in America. Lacy is a safer, bigger money fight and a title is also being offered for that fight. Froch still needs some recognizable wins before he can entice the bigger names into fights.
Thats the double standard that exists.
Froch wants to fight the big names but the big names are all asking which big names he's beaten.
Its a viscious circle.
He looks set to fight Pascal but is that gonna grab the attention of the big names?
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