I like Froch but at this point he gets knocked out by Sergey
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Originally posted by PainfromUkraine View PostSimilar situation if he fought GGG - if that did happen though how do you think the fight would go?
Watching Golovkin against Ouma and Stevens, he doesn't seem to want to move out of the way when hes getting hit preferring to eat the punches flush. That's okay at 160, but imo it's a dangerous strategy at 168 where opponents hit that much harder and where his chin is untested.
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Originally posted by Foreign Soil View PostFroch would hit the floor multiple times early. The only question is if he could survive and make Kovalev punch himself out. Not exactly a promising road to victory and obviously a fight that isn't happening as Froch didn't even want to step up to face Stevenson. He's been in enough tough fights to start picking stupid ones at this stage.
Originally posted by Weebler I View PostI like Golovkin in the fight but I don't think Gennady belongs at 168 and it would be a significant risk for him.
Watching Golovkin against Ouma and Stevens, he doesn't seem to want to move out of the way when hes getting hit preferring to eat the punches flush. That's okay at 160, but imo it's a dangerous strategy at 168 where opponents hit that much harder and where his chin is untested.
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Originally posted by FrankieBruno View PostI think he'd beat Kovalev
Like Lennox Lewis said on twitter, you can have brute force power like Wilder, but when you come up against a boxer with a good chin and knows how to tie you up. that power means nothing and then u realize u cant blast everyone out
This thread is in relation to Froch and Kovalev, not Ward and Kovalev. But based on the Wilder comparison and previous posts in general, I'm going to assume you're trolling.
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Originally posted by PainfromUkraine View Post...if Kovalev moved down or they fought at catchweight? Froch is known to have that Iron chin and Iron will but he's getting on a bit and has been hurt/put on his arse by much less dangerous and powerful punchers.
If Froch's performance v Groves really bothers you or sways your opinion of him in relation to this fight, judge him based on his form after the Kessler 2 fight.
Potentially, at slightly lighter Kovalev might lose a bit of that bang but I doubt it. In any case, there is a debate to be had here, what approach or attributes would be best useful or required to beat Kovalev - Andre Ward's superior boxing skills or Froch's toughness and ability to get stronger as the fight goes on?
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Kovalev seems like a small enough Light Heavy so I don't see him doing a Chad Dawson if they did fight at 168 or close to it, and i think everybody here would agree that Kovalev hits a lot harder than groves or Kess!!
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Originally posted by toshmurph View PostI like Carl but Judging from the Groves fight and final few rounds of Kessler vs Froch, I don't think so.. Carl had a great chin a few years back but maybe it's age catching up on him or something else but it seems to have let him down lately!
Kovalev seems like a small enough Light Heavy so I don't see him doing a Chad Dawson if they did fight at 168 or close to it, and i think everybody here would agree that Kovalev hits a lot harder than groves or Kess!!
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Originally posted by toshmurph View PostOh and I think that a prime Froch's chin would be comparable to Cleverly who I think has a very good chin... And look what Kov done to him
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