sjk2008 said:
leighton said:
He doesn't I think that was Hearn saying in a way if Groves was to win he would be pushing for the mandatory for Degale. Now Froch has won they are exploring the offers. You hear Kesslier wants a third fight that be good but think Carl will went the Ward fight but Ward isn't a big ticket seller compared to Kesslier , Groves and Degale.
Don’t see the point in hunting down Ward. The stage Froch is at in his career now, he may aswell hunt down Chavez Jr for a Vegas fight in December, then perhaps have Kessler III back in Nottingham next year and retire after that. May aswell get himself one last payday rather than a boring, one-sided defeat to boring Ward.
Kessler 3 is a pointless fight. Degale represents a bigger challenge and a decent payday too. The best fight isn't any names mentioned, it's Golovkin. Him moving up from MW to fioght Froch would be an absolute war and would be a great fight for both fighters that actually means something. Martinez who is a blown up MW and in decline handled Chavez JR and he was roided up too (hence the bullshit cannabis ban).
So to recap, Froch to fight Golovkin is ideal, if not I like the idea of Froch moving up to fight Kovalev. Both fights are against the best at their divisions rather than beating on some names whom are inferior and likely to lose. Ward handles Froch 100 times outta 100 fights and is pointless, froch was lucky to have scorecards as close as they were.
I think Froch is there for the taking personally, he needed this win hugely and credit where it's due he delivered on a massive scale. Had it gone to 12 as I thought it would, I am totally convinced Groves would have won and that Froch would have crumbled and retired. he hasn't and we move forward, it's now two routes, cash out on fights of little worth or still carry on this epic 'old skool' run of competitive fights and bow out as winner against the elite or go down trying to do so. Froch will be remembered as one of the best teh country as produced, not as good as the ATG Calzaghe but a record that surpasses his.