Quicker? better jab?? wtf you're talking about??? Kova has the quicker foots and hands also a lot of variation of jabs. Kova would dominate him if they fight at 175 but i believe Froch chin will hold trough the 12th round
Froch can beat Kovalev
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I am just stating the truth. Froch has always made the 168lb limit very easily and is usually under the light heavyweight limit on fight night.
I have nothing against him moving up in weight if he wants to. I just don't see it happening at this stage of his career.
Now where does the idea that Froch is a "big super middleweight" come from?Last edited by Dirk Diggler UK; 11-09-2014, 07:23 PM.Comment
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You're crazy.
Froch is not faster, his chin is not good enough, he's way too open, near the end of his career, and most of all he's much smaller. Froch is one of the few guys who sticks close to his division limit all the time and doesn't put much weight after weigh ins.
Kovalev would destroy him. It wouldn't be fair.Comment
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Kovalev impressed me man. Good speed and awesome power. Not sure I'd go down that route if I was Froch. I'd rather meet GGG than Kovalev at this stage.
Kovalev is awesome. He should focus on getting Stevenson in the ring and become undisputed champion.Comment
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What division would Froch fight in if he boxed back in the days of Harry Greb and Gene Tunney, or in the days of Jimmy Bivins and Archie Moore?Last edited by The Hammer; 11-09-2014, 08:10 PM.Comment
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But he loses.
On the other hand, great adversity encourages great accomplishments.
Froch is a baddass old pro...
I'd watch it.Comment
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Like Bernard Hopkins said, throughout most of boxing history the 168 division didn't even exist and it's been used as a place for light heavyweights to hide.
What division would Froch fight in if he boxed back in the days of Harry Greb and Gene Tunney, or in the days of Jimmy Bivins and Archie Moore?
I think this f@ggot just beat his own record for "Most Tedious Line of Argument"Comment
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