Chikwa
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Is Floyd Mayweather the best ever?
http://www.fighthype.com/mayweathernews/article17032.html
Big one tonight for all us English fight fans, hoping the lad from Nottingham knocks that gobby ginger **** out.
Groves. Another fella who got further mileage than he should've because he'd the gift of the gab.
I'd say Froch has got considerably more mileage than he should have, due to the lack of talent in the middleweight division now. Groves is still only 26, and whilst he does 'talk the talk', he was pretty humble in defeat, agreeing with Froch that '1 punch can make the difference'.
Froch has done well with the talent he has, he's got one of the best chins I've seen, but is very similar to the American guy 'Lacey'. They both remind me of a sundial, stood motionless in the center of the ring, as that's what they've been coached to do.
I'd have enjoyed watching Calzaghe knock Froch out before retiring, much like I'd have liked Steve Collins to grow a pair and fight Calzaghe instead of running scared and retiring. However, it was good to see these two get back in the ring after the debacle of a stoppage the first time around.
Don't get me wrong Froch was in need of this as option weren't anywhere near an 80k we mobley gig. But Groves, Chisora (vs Haye), Haye and few others just talk to try make them be portrayed much better than they are.
The days of Steve Collins and Eubank are gone unfortunately. That famous night in Millstreet. That wasn't thrash talking back then more hyping themselves. Collins wouldn't have beaten Calzaghe as he was past his best when that fight was touted.
I'd say Froch has got considerably more mileage than he should have, due to the lack of talent in the middleweight division now. Groves is still only 26, and whilst he does 'talk the talk', he was pretty humble in defeat, agreeing with Froch that '1 punch can make the difference'.
Froch has done well with the talent he has, he's got one of the best chins I've seen, but is very similar to the American guy 'Lacey'. They both remind me of a sundial, stood motionless in the center of the ring, as that's what they've been coached to do.
I'd have enjoyed watching Calzaghe knock Froch out before retiring, much like I'd have liked Steve Collins to grow a pair and fight Calzaghe instead of running scared and retiring. However, it was good to see these two get back in the ring after the debacle of a stoppage the first time around.