He's kinda got it ass backward - Froch is a fighter who fights consistantly over 12 rounds, whereas many (most), including Groves, will start to slow down in the latter part of the fight.
There is a degree to which Carl takes advantage of this by piling on the pressure in the championship rounds when his opponent is weakest, but he can't really be described as a slow starter.
Anyways - it looks like Groves will try to fight with a similar strategy as last time - throw everything in early and look either for the KO or to build up such a wide points margin that Froch won't be able to claw it back.
As in the first fight I'm pretty sure it will fail. Froch by late TKO.
There is a degree to which Carl takes advantage of this by piling on the pressure in the championship rounds when his opponent is weakest, but he can't really be described as a slow starter.
Anyways - it looks like Groves will try to fight with a similar strategy as last time - throw everything in early and look either for the KO or to build up such a wide points margin that Froch won't be able to claw it back.
As in the first fight I'm pretty sure it will fail. Froch by late TKO.

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