Comments Thread For: Hearn: Carl Froch's Realistic Options - Golovkin, DeGale

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  • Dirk Diggler UK
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    #31
    Originally posted by Red Cyclone
    As I said 24/7 on NSB most of it all being flaming and trolling, I mean look at how badly you get your ass handed to you in Larry's thread about the Gonzalez Vs Ward 'rumour'.

    You don't even realize how pathetic you look, I kind of feel sorry for you hence why when you do get stick by several people I decide not to get involved because I could only imagine how loopy you would further get in that messed up little head of yours.
    You mean where I got all the Golovtards to admit that it wasn't factual and that it was just a rumour started by an internet blogger?

    See that's the problem with you. You're just like your idol Amir Khan. You get absolutely sparked out and then still wake up saying you're the best and that you own everyone.

    It's pointless even speaking to someone so utterly delusional. Get off my **** and stop responding to my posts.

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    • Ryn0
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      #32
      Originally posted by j0zef
      It's an interesting choice. On one hand, DeGale is in his weight division, is a champ, and is also British. On another hand, DeGale isn't that liked in the UK and has traveled abroad for his biggest purses. His take in Bute is supposed to be ~$2m, a career high. Considering that was Golovkin's last purse, one can argue that GGG may be more popular than DeGale. One (not saying it's the greatest) way to compare the two is to look at Google buzz for both names in the UK - they had similar popularity from 14 to 15, with Golovkin a slight favorite today. It's not a given that DeGale would be better for Froch financially.

      It may also look slightly bad for Froch if he chooses DeGale after all the 'too big too strong' mentions he had about Golovkin - it may look like a duck to some fans.

      I have no problems with either match, would be very interested in either Froch/GGG or Froch/DeGale.
      I'm sorry no, degale may not be liked in the uk but he is far far far and away more known than golovkin. The ppv would be more popular than a Froch ggg fight in the uk. Not saying it's a better fight mind you. But if Froch had fought degale on degales pro debut out of the Olympics it'd still be a bigger fight in the uk that Froch ggg now.

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      • londoner
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        #33
        The situation is obvious - Froch retired from the ring and should stay retired.

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        • Dirk Diggler UK
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          #34
          I never believed he was really retired. It didn't sound all that convincing cos he'd always leave the door open.

          There just wasn't enough money in any fight out there for him considering what he got for Groves II.

          He was pulling a Mayweather or a Sugar Ray Leonard. Retire and wait for the big offers to come flooding in.

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            #35
            Froch would be a great name for GGG. If Canelo or Cotto give GGG the runaround Froch would be a nice plan B or a later in 2016 option if doable.

            Idk how big a deal DeGale is in the UK with his gold medal & now his title belt, but it seems like it should be huge deal in the UK.

            I tend to be pro-retirement for boxing & pro-staying retired cuz I think boxing is something you can't be confused about doing or not doing, but either of those fights seems like some interesting moves for all parties.

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            • MDPopescu
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              #36
              Originally posted by Eastcoast
              Carl's just talking. DeGale's not even an attraction, without Haymon's hedge-fund money he'd still be making peanuts. All moot anyways given in a few weeks he's losing to Bute.
              I don't think that Bute will be able to make the 168 weight, at least not in a healthy manner... Bute looks quite fat. But what do I know!?!...

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              • Eastcoast
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                #37
                Originally posted by MDPopescu
                I don't think that Bute will be able to make the 168 weight, at least not in a healthy manner... Bute looks quite fat. But what do I know!?!...
                He's looking fit & trim in his recent interview with RDS.


                Bute was at 170lbs in his fight earlier this year and only went as high as 173lbs vs Pascal. If DeGale doesn't jump on him right away, I think Bute's confidence will grow and he'll become more aggressive and cause DeGale all sorts of problems.

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                • MDPopescu
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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Eastcoast
                  He's looking fit & trim in his recent interview with RDS.


                  Bute was at 170lbs in his fight earlier this year and only went as high as 173lbs vs Pascal. If DeGale doesn't jump on him right away, I think Bute's confidence will grow and he'll become more aggressive and cause DeGale all sorts of problems.
                  Lately, I've watched some videos with him in the gym...

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                  • imperial1
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                    #39
                    Still wants no parts of Ward ...

                    Understood but he should go after Degale GGG needs to move to 168 first to see how he looks at SMW

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                    • Jubei
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                      #40
                      Originally posted by imperial1
                      Still wants no parts of Ward ...

                      Understood but he should go after Degale GGG needs to move to 168 first to see how he looks at SMW
                      Froch offered Ward the rematch in Nottingham but Ward said no thanks.

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