Former light heavyweight champion Jean Pascal (26-2-1, 16KOs) does not believe Carl Froch (28-2, 20KOs) is the same fighter who beat him in 2008. They fought toe to toe in a twelve round war for the vacant WBC super middleweight title. Froch won a twelve round decision to give Pascal his first loss. Pascal would later move up in weight. [Click Here To Read More]
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I kinda have to side with Pascal on this one.
Before when he was coming up Froch was fighting for glory. He left it all in the ring against Andre Ward. From this fight onwards it will be all about the money.
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I don't think Pascal is right about this one. We've always had one Froch, and he'll stay like that and if he loses the hunger I think he is clever enough to retire and live happily ever after with Rachel.
Pascal is probably looking for a rematch, or hyping himeself saying that he faced the best Froch.
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Pascal knows whats up...Froch been putting in major work while Bue has been on the sidelines....perfect timing for Bute if you ask me....but I got Froch all day in this one!!!
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Originally posted by Scary View PostI don't think Pascal is right about this one. We've always had one Froch, and he'll stay like that and if he loses the hunger I think he is clever enough to retire and live happily ever after with Rachel.
Pascal is probably looking for a rematch, or hyping himeself saying that he faced the best Froch.
But I have a friend who works for a paper in Nottingham & he says that Froch has become really forgetful over the years & suffers from really bad memory loss. Whether its true or not I don't know but that would be seriously worrying if it was true.
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Hard to really argue. The guy has had arguably the hardest run of fights in modern boxing history. I just have a bad feeling this is where its gonna take its toll. Bute's style poses a lotta problems regardless though.
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Are you sure about that? In the post fight interview that was the first time I've heard Froch admit he lost. He usually has an excuse. But he knew downright he lost. That can do something to a fighter mentally.
The thing people don't understand about when you fight counter, slick boxers like Mayweather, Hopkins, Ward... is that they not only beat you physically, but mentally. So I hope it doesn't effect him as much as it did Hatton when he lost to Floyd.
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