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I'm guessing you meant me? I've followed Clottey's career for years and have always respected him. He's a very skilled fighter with good defense, it's just in the big fights at times due to the way he was taught and trained he does everything safety first and it costs him in close fights. It's not that he doesn't have the heart, it's just that he's afraid to do something "wrong" so to speak. Just wish he'd fight more often. But I see your point. Clottey isn't all that popular.
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Never is a long time, but no.
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No. Froch's performance was unbelievable tonight but Ward's style is all wrong.Comment
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No. I don't think anyone around 160-175 beats Andre Ward for the forseeable future. That's not a slight against Froch, he proved today how good he is. That's a compliment to Ward, who just seems like Mayweather, on a different level than anyone else.Comment
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nope........Comment
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I can't help but feel if he would've thrown more punches he would've definitely beat Cotto. Might have been able to beat Pac too, because Pac couldn't touch him and whenever he did throw he seemed to hurt Pac. On the thread subject nothing I saw today convinces me that Froch could come any closer to beating Ward then he did the first time. Ward can take a punch (doesn't have to cause his defense is far superior to Bute), and he's just technically way to good for Froch. When you can beat the #2 guy in your division with 1 hand I would hate to see what you do with 2 of them.Comment
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