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    #11
    Carl's been a little more humble in this position than Joe was back in the day.

    Calzaghe said in the last week he did not know who Froch, the new WBC super-middleweight champion, was — but he has done some research in the meantime. "Yeah, I Googled him," he said. "I've seen him but the guy doesn't mean anything. The guy don't mean ****. The guy he fought the other day [Jean Pascal], he didn't look any good.

    "For me I think that's an easy fight, I'd knock him out inside four rounds because he's slow… The Americans won't pay one penny for him, they're not interested in him. I'm sorry, but that's the way it is."

    Calzaghe is equally dismissive of Dawson, the IBF light-heavyweight champion, who was mooted as an opponent the moment Calzaghe defeated Roy Jones Jr: "As soon as I've won, HBO say, 'What about fighting this other guy now?' I can't remember his name… Chad Dawson.

    "Why? Who is Chad Dawson? The guy has won the world title and he can't attract flies, he can't fill up his own neighbourhood. Why fight him? He's a good fighter but what does that mean? It's the same position as this Froch, it doesn't mean anything."

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      #12
      Originally posted by yoz View Post
      You're right - although an explosive debut at 168 would spark interest among casual fans, lead to a higher number of attendees at the fight and PPV buys, and make a potential Froch victory legitimate (no arguments about GGG being 'forced' to fight at a higher weight etc).
      In a perfect world you would be right...
      But, to date, I don't see some willing top opponents for GGG at 168, others than Froch and Ward...

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        #13


        Calzaghe talking about someone avoiding risks.

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          #14
          Calzaghe needs to stop all this **** with Froch. He could have fought him, but chose not to. His record is nowhere near that of Froch's, although i actually believe Calzaghe would have decisioned Froch. He didn't and Froch has fought at a higher level and earn his stripes in the states. Calzaghe is bitter about that, but needs to let it go.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Luilun View Post
            Fighters are not afraid of each other it's mangers and networks, like Haymon advising Floyd wait till Pacquaio becomes wash up when Pacquaio was knock out its time to make the fight and fool the idiot fans and thats what happened
            Wait how did we get on Pac and Floyd?!

            Wtf does that have to do with Froch/GGG Luilun?!

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              #16
              That's rich coming from a guy who wouldn't even risk fighting Kelly Pavlik or Chad Dawson.

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                #17
                Lmao

                "Well aint that the pot calling the kettle a niigggaaaa...."

                -Uncle Ruckus

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                  #18
                  Froch is a p*ssy..he's made every excuse under the sun to avoid ward and there's no way he'll fight golovkin

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by IronDanHamza View Post
                    That's rich coming from a guy who wouldn't even risk fighting Kelly Pavlik or Chad Dawson.
                    Yeah cos he got 10 million to fight Roy Jones instead. Chad Dawson

                    Here's the interview. It was hardly meant in a mocking tone, just logical



                    Froch has made a lot of money, he doesn't need to fight again just like Joe didn't at the same stage in his career.

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                      #20
                      calzaghe while very good never really took risks either. i mean lets be honest he acts like he beat hopkins and roy jones in their prime when they were no where near it

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