Comments Thread For: Froch: Anthony Joshua is Past His Best, He's Probably Got No Real Legacy

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Former super middleweight champion Carl Froch does not believe Anthony Joshua needs to retire from the sport - but he does feel the British superstar is on the slide.
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[Silence]

No no. Big Dosser will end his career. Pls don't retire now.

[letsgochump]

Joshua needs to beat the real top upcoming contenders like Tom Schwarz, Frans Pianetta and Safari Seferi to secure a legacy!

How many times did Fury beat Chisora? 3.
How many times did AJ beat Chisora? 0.

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[rudy]

Let him fight Fury it’s a fight he win legacy secured

[TMLT87]

His legacy mostly lies in how big of a star and draw he was more so than his actual fight career. Then again its not like anyone at HW currently really has an ATG resume anyway.

[hugh grant]

Good pep talk by froch. Once Josh beats wilder it will rebuild his reputation somewhat. He can live off that win until Fury fights josh

[Rockybigblower]

Froch going in...maybe fishing for a July sweepstakes slot.

[Kris Silver]

As a Calzaghe fan I've finally started to come round to Froch and don't mind him, but he's still capable of being a prat to fellow Brit boxers in particular. Plus he believes the earth is flat, says it all.

He's a little right on AJ and perhaps it'll do him good to hear. But come on, he's got 3 losses on his record, you finished up with 2. Are you really all that different?

Give the guy a break, you're not as highly rated in boxing yourself - as you might like to think.

[SteveM]

He's not that far of HOF - beat either Wilder or Fury and a couple of contenders and he's in. I think AJ has ambition and is a perfectionist as well. Pretty sure he analyses the losses and thinks "I could have won that if I had done xyz differently" - so he is trying to still grow as a fighter - which is an admirable mindset. Most will say he is what he is or even on decline. I don't think so from a boxing pov - his 2nd fight against Usyk I have never seen him box better., but he still came up short against a generational talent. Where he is deficient is in the mental side of the sport and I don't know if he can put that right.

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As a Calzaghe fan I've finally started to come round to Froch and don't mind him, but he's still capable of being a prat to fellow Brit boxers in particular. Plus he believes the earth is flat, says it all.

He's a little right on AJ and perhaps it'll do him good to hear. But come on, he's got 3 losses on his record, you finished up with 2. Are you really all that different?

Give the guy a break, you're not as highly rated in boxing yourself - as you might like to think.

Froch doesn't really think that the earth is flat, you gullible fool.

Froch has a very dry sense of humour, he's just on the wind up.

He's right about Joshua, his best career win is Tyson Fury's sloppy seconds.