It should be obvious to anyone that Froch's resume is FAR better than Joe's. As for a head-to-head, I don't think either dominates. Calzaghe's fans like to suggest he was some immortal, infallible foe; he wasn't. He won very tight decisions against Robin Reid and Hopkins, he was dropped by Hop and Roy Jones, and he had a very tough fight with Kessler.
I also think too many people are tossing around the term "past his prime" to describe Kessler. Certainly he is in the final phase of his career, but he is still a very good boxer; is there really a ton of difference between the Kessler of 07 and the one Froch beat the other week? No. More economical maybe, but he's hardly a battle-worn veteran just fighting for a paycheck. He is still near his athletic prime.
I also think too many people are tossing around the term "past his prime" to describe Kessler. Certainly he is in the final phase of his career, but he is still a very good boxer; is there really a ton of difference between the Kessler of 07 and the one Froch beat the other week? No. More economical maybe, but he's hardly a battle-worn veteran just fighting for a paycheck. He is still near his athletic prime.
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