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  • #21
    Well good for Carl. Thanks for all the great fights, Champ!

    Just kinda' sorry I probably won't get to hear his commentary as I don't get Sky.

    Anyhow, good luck in the new gig!

    War Cobra!!

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    • #22
      Jean Pascal
      Jermain Taylor
      Andre Dirrell
      Mikkel Kessler
      Arthur Abraham
      Glen Johnson
      Andre Ward
      Lucian Bute
      Yusaf Mack (mando)
      Mikkel Kessler
      George Groves
      George Groves

      All back to back from 2008 - 2014. He went 10-2 (5kos) in that time. Not bad for a guy who cant box

      Retire In Peace champ

      Enjoy your -ahem- retirement

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      • #23
        Originally posted by Tom Cruise View Post
        Jean Pascal
        Jermain Taylor
        Andre Dirrell
        Mikkel Kessler
        Arthur Abraham
        Glen Johnson
        Andre Ward
        Lucian Bute
        Yusaf Mack (mando)
        Mikkel Kessler
        George Groves
        George Groves

        All back to back from 2008 - 2014. He went 10-2 (5kos) in that time. Not bad for a guy who cant box

        Retire In Peace champ

        Enjoy your -ahem- retirement

        Hard to find a tougher resume for 12 fights in a row out there. I doubt there is one.

        Hes right about his legacy doe

        I'm gonna leave him in my P4P list cuz I don't think hes really gonna retire just yet

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        • #24
          Very good resume, but damn, it feels like there is a big win missing in his resume. Nonetheless he went through one of the toughest lineup's of his time. Really just Mayweather and Pacquiao had a better resume than him from 2008 to 2014, close 4th goes to Hopkins in that span.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View Post
            Four-time World Super Middleweight champion Carl Froch has today announced that he is retiring from boxing and will join Sky Sports.

            Carl has brought down the curtain on a sensational career during which he twice won the WBC title, as well as the WBA and IBF belts. In 35 fights, Carl was the victor in 33 with 24 by knock out.

            His final fight was his most memorable, defeating arch-rival George Groves in a rematch in front of 80,000 at Wembley Stadium.


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            Very very good fighter. Biggest loudmouth ever and often didn't back it up. He never wanted to rematch ward and what was that bull about posting a pic of him flexing and saying he's too strong for ggg only to retire? Even he didn't believe he beat Dirrell. Every fighter should be able to retire without people saying he's ducking some young fighter because there will always be up and comers but the way he handled himself really took away from what a good fighter he was.

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            • #26
              I didn't know Froch until the Taylor fight and since then, I have been a big fan of his. Why does he need to fight Golovkin? Carl Froch has already proven himself against the best i.e. Kessler, Pascal, Bute, Abraham, and Ward. He is definitely a hall of famer and a throwback fighter. He will be missed

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              • #27
                Originally posted by mabulkhair View Post
                I didn't know Froch until the Taylor fight and since then, I have been a big fan of his. Why does he need to fight Golovkin? Carl Froch has already proven himself against the best i.e. Kessler, Pascal, Bute, Abraham, and Ward. He is definitely a hall of famer and a throwback fighter. He will be missed
                I dont disagree he's a very good fighter but you ask why he should fight ggg? Because he just posted a pic saying he was too strong for him only to retire.

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                • #28
                  great career

                  a true warrior in the ring

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View Post
                    Four-time World Super Middleweight champion Carl Froch has today announced that he is retiring from boxing and will join Sky Sports.

                    Carl has brought down the curtain on a sensational career during which he twice won the WBC title, as well as the WBA and IBF belts. In 35 fights, Carl was the victor in 33 with 24 by knock out.

                    His final fight was his most memorable, defeating arch-rival George Groves in a rematch in front of 80,000 at Wembley Stadium.


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                    I dont mean to sound like a hater, I actually really like how he fights and his heart. I just hate all the empty talk. Great career.

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by whitelightning8 View Post
                      I dont disagree he's a very good fighter but you ask why he should fight ggg? Because he just posted a pic saying he was too strong for him only to retire.
                      He posted a picture so shouldn't retire?

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