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I heard Froch's loyal are going to stab Dirrell.
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Froch can talk all the good stuff he wants but he will be getting a lot of lead straight lefts connecting on his chin. Dirrel will be getting off like crazy and Froch will be exposed as a fighter with journeymen potential and that's it. He's gonna get hit alot more than he did against Taylor and it's gonna look worse.
Froch only fights one way and that is at the end of his punches. He can't fight inside because he can only throw an uppercut there and he can't fight moving. His fights like he got cement boots on and ankle weights on his wrist. His only way to win is a KO somehow because he's not boxing Dirrel to a UD. No way possible without a blatant robbery. He doesn't posses what it takes to UD him.
WAYS TO WINNING THE FIGHT.
FROCH: 1. Find a way to get to Dirrel and KO him.
2. There is no 2, 3,4 or 5 because he only has one way to win.
DIRRELL: 1. Just outbox him with angles and that handspeed that will have froch scared to throw on route to a UD.
2. Accumulate a high amount of damage on Froch and knock him out (please let me hear the reason why Froch can't be KOed LOL). He most likely will be KOed
3.Dirrell can run and popshot Froch all night and Froch's limited footwork won't be able to do anything about it on route to a UD.
These 4 outcomes are the only possible outcomes. Not to mention that froch can't find sparring for Dirrell. He won't get any either because nobody he can get has the tools like Dirrell. The only 2 guys he can get for sparring are Chad Dawson and Anthony Dirrell. Nobody else will give froch anything that will get him ready for the speed, movement and overall skills he will see from Andre Dirrell. This is gonna be an easy to score fight with Andre dominating.
As for other things I got to speak on, Froch has beaten Jermaine Taylor and while that is a great feat we all know how that happened. JT gassed out late and got undisciplined then Froch was there to take advantage of it. He was outboxed and in there with someone better and got the W. That's a great win no matter how anyone wants to look at it. He weathered the storm. Now to the point, I'm tired of people talking about that dam bum Jean Pascal as a big win. That guy is a bum, he's not fast but fights like it and he moves around slow (slow bounce) but acts like he's moving fast. He's sloppy period and to hear some of your say he's anything more then a B fighter (which Froch is) is just too funny. That bum he beat at LHW wasn't even respectable. Why do you think Pascal went up in weight? He's a dam bum and I hope he fights Johnson, Hopkins or Dawson sometime.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO BOOKMARK OR SAVE THIS POST BECAUSE DIRREL IS GONNA BUST DAT ASS AND I'M LOOKIN FORWARD TO SEEING HOW MANY FROCH FANS BECOME DIRRELL'S FANS.Comment
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Froch is the favourite for the fight, but he must remain focussed for - if necessary - the full twelve rounds. He cannot afford not to take Dirrell seriously because he has the boxing skills to expose the flaws within Froch's game and put a hurtin' on him.
I've got this horrible feeling that Froch will treat the fight as little more than a homecoming event before the cameras. Dirrell - a formality. In which case he gets beat - badly.Comment
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You realise Froch can just outwork him to a UD.
Stop making it sound like Froch can't win a UD.
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WAR!Nottingham boxer Carl Froch says he is in his best ever physical condition ahead of his world title defence against Andre Dirrell on 17 October.
Ahead of the Nottingham Arena bout, he told BBC Radio Nottingham: "I'm feeling fitter and stronger at 32-years-old than I have ever felt in my life.
"I'm punching well and my runs are going well too. It is a gamble, but then every single fight is a gamble."
Froch won the WBC super-middleweight belt in his home city in December 2008.
He out-pointed Canadian Jean Pascal, before he dramatically knocked out Jermain Taylor in his first defence in Connecticut in April.
"The Pascal fight showed everybody what I was about. But that was more about heart and guts. I want to show some slick skills," Froch added.
The contest in Nottingham will be Froch's first fight in the new Super Six tournament, which guarantees at least three bouts for its entrants. Froch and WBA champion Mikkel Kessler will put their belts on the line.
The two current champions are likely to meet in either Copenhagen or Nottingham, probably in March, before Froch faces Andre Ward.
Promoter Mick Hennessy has no doubts about the Super Six concept: "This tournament means everything to us, it's very special.
"This will bring the excitement back to boxing, it's a unique concept and is a win-win concept for the fans."
Froch's victory over Taylor to retain his belt was arguably the most dramatic fight of the year, with the Nottingham man knocking out the American with just 14 seconds of the contest left.
But Froch seems confident he will win more comfortably this time: "There are no injuries going into this fight. When I fought Taylor, I rolled my ankle three weeks before the fight.
"I wasn't able to run for two weeks and that's the most important time for the running."
With the Kessler contest on the horizon, there seems little danger of Froch underestimating Dirrell.
"He brings a lot of skills to the table, he's an Olympic medallist and has fast hands. He's got a great amateur pedigree, but is he ready for the professional stage at world level? We'll find out."
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