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With probably the most talked-about fight in British boxing history now just a matter of hours away, there is still no consensus within the business on who is going to prevail out of Carl Froch and George Groves – or how the fight will end. Current and former pros are effectively split down the middle, with many arguing for Froch, and just as many siding with Groves.
Nor is there general agreement about how the fight will reach a conclusion. It could be a first round stoppage either way, or it could be a points verdict to either man. Each of those four scenarios has advocates from within the game.
Froch, as has been his way during the build-up to Saturday’s epic, has said little, other than an oft-repeated assertion that Groves will not hear the final bell. Beyond his contractual obligations, Froch has offered virtually nothing to outsiders, pulling up the drawbridge to focus on a Spartan training camp.
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Nor is there general agreement about how the fight will reach a conclusion. It could be a first round stoppage either way, or it could be a points verdict to either man. Each of those four scenarios has advocates from within the game.
Froch, as has been his way during the build-up to Saturday’s epic, has said little, other than an oft-repeated assertion that Groves will not hear the final bell. Beyond his contractual obligations, Froch has offered virtually nothing to outsiders, pulling up the drawbridge to focus on a Spartan training camp.
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