Comments Thread For: Carl Froch Explains The Very Difficult Decision To Retire

[BoxngLove]

Froch had a great jab, that took him really far. How the hell he got away with fighting with his hands down is beyond me. He wasn't fast enough to dodge, but he could roll/absorb and counter hard. His overhand right was a bailout on occasion. And, when he got older he relied on his power a lot more.

[The Problem Child]

mate your embarrassing

I read that with a British accent

I did it too while I was typing. Tried to do my best impression of a British person.

oh come on i know you are trolling but do you honestly believe froch is scared of ggg? i mean seriously?

Come on man... How the **** would I be trolling? Look at this crap man:



Let's keep it real. I am right. The guy is scared of Gennady. He thought about it, trust me he did, but the fear is too much. Same thing is happening with all the top names.

[FrankieBruno]

He knew Triple G wud knock his head off

and Degale wud be too much

[secondsin]

It was'nt a difficult decision, he just thought of Golovkin.

He also seeked advice & wisdom from his duck pals at the nearby lake.
They talked about being smart & ducking.

[secondsin]

Cong**** on a great career champ. You've earned it and have nothing to prove - you fought them all and can sleep soundly knowing that.

You've retired young, healthy and rich - Not many can, what a career.

He won't sleep soundly, Golovkin will be giving him nightmares, and he'll be waking up in the middle of the night SHOOK! his wife will be asking"was it Gennady again" and that's when Carl Froch will begin screaming!

[secondsin]

It's best to retire when you feel that fire go out. Boxing isn't something you should only try half-hearted, and it sounds like Froch understands that.

Thanks for the years, Cobra.

The fire did'nt go out, Golovkin set it off, it got dark and froch got scared.