I don't see GG beating Froch or Ward at this point just yet. He hasn't proven anything at 168 to even suggest he could beat the top 2.
I'm a fan of GG, but i see too many people putting skill/potential over actual accomplishment. We all know what happened to the 'monstrous' puncher in Abraham after the move up, and while GG is better in pretty much every department to AA...every man and his dog was favouring an AA KO over Froch at the time.
Hindsight is a beautiful thing.
Hearn is actually looking at a possible Froch/Golovkin bout for next year. I have no doubts that Froch would be willing to take it. Would be a great match up.
I'm a fan of GG, but i see too many people putting skill/potential over actual accomplishment. We all know what happened to the 'monstrous' puncher in Abraham after the move up, and while GG is better in pretty much every department to AA...every man and his dog was favouring an AA KO over Froch at the time.
Hindsight is a beautiful thing.
Hearn is actually looking at a possible Froch/Golovkin bout for next year. I have no doubts that Froch would be willing to take it. Would be a great match up.
Promoter Eddie Hearn is still eyeing a mouth-watering contest between Carl Froch and WBA middleweight champion, Kazakh Gennady Golovkin.
But Froch, who was predictably named British Fighter of the Year at the annual British Boxing Board of Control awards night, still has the small matter of disposing of George Groves, in Manchester, next month.
Golovkin is a fearsome puncher with a record of 27 straight wins, 24 by way of knockout.
But Hearn said: "I think Carl Froch would fight Golovkin next. I don't think Golovkin is overly keen.
"That's what I've heard from various sources. I think it's a wonderful fight that's going to be PPV in the US and the UK."
But Froch, who was predictably named British Fighter of the Year at the annual British Boxing Board of Control awards night, still has the small matter of disposing of George Groves, in Manchester, next month.
Golovkin is a fearsome puncher with a record of 27 straight wins, 24 by way of knockout.
But Hearn said: "I think Carl Froch would fight Golovkin next. I don't think Golovkin is overly keen.
"That's what I've heard from various sources. I think it's a wonderful fight that's going to be PPV in the US and the UK."
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