The thing about Froch taking a tune-up is all his talk about needing to be motivated. If he needs motivation in order to take a big fight with Golovkin, how's he going to be motivated to fight another Yusef Mack level fight?
I do agree I'd rather see Golovkin & Froch have separate fights in September then fight in December (Golovkin could starch Lara in the meantime), but I don't see Froch investing into a meaningless opponent, especially with a high chance of him picking up another injury.
Possibly not, but at the same time McCracken and Hearn will be mindful of the lay-off.
Froch is waiting to see the DeGale-Dirrell outcome and, if DeGale wins and if the fans' pressure is great, Carl may switch to a domestic big fight as well... Am I wrong?
Froch is waiting to see the DeGale-Dirrell outcome and, if DeGale wins and if the fans' pressure is great, Carl may switch to a domestic big fight as well... Am I wrong?
I think its very possible unless he truly believe that he can derail the GGG hype train , if so he might be tempted
The thing about Froch taking a tune-up is all his talk about needing to be motivated. If he needs motivation in order to take a big fight with Golovkin, how's he going to be motivated to fight another Yusef Mack level fight?
I do agree I'd rather see Golovkin & Froch have separate fights in September then fight in December (Golovkin could starch Lara in the meantime), but I don't see Froch investing into a meaningless opponent, especially with a high chance of him picking up another injury.
He was just on Sky, he was initially kind of on the fence about a tune-up saying it could be an issue but then said he reckons he wants to get straight back in with a serious fighter like Floyd does.
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