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Carl Froch has quietly and patiently waited around since he devastatingly knocked George Groves out earlier this year. However, with the end of his career admittedly in sight, and a long wait before he's likely to step into the ring, are his options slowly diminishing? He has insisted he has no interest in a third straight bout with Groves, and that he'd retire before fighting fellow British boxer James DeGale. He has insisted he would love to fight Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr, and he's hinted he'd fight Gennady Golovkin. With time running out, just who will the super middleweight champion of the world decide to fight, or will he call it quits for good? Read More »
James DeGale and George Groves have had busy weeks to say the least. The pair had a row this week, and then they both went toe-to-toe with different opponents on the same night. With both figters winning, could they now face one another in 2015? Carl Froch, who both fighters want to box, was working ringside, and he admitted, if they fight in 2015, he will take on the winner, maybe, leaving everything up in the air once again. The super middleweight division looks set to take off higher than ever, but Groves must beat Anthony Dirrell to become the champion if these bouts are to become a reality. The stars have had their say, though. Read More »
James DeGale has been patiently waiting for the chance to fight Carl Froch, but now that the bout looks unlikely, he's hoping to KO both Marco Antonio Periban and then George Groves, all en route to becoming a world super middleweight champion. His fight is one of the many brilliant bouts on the 'Repeat or Revenge' card, and he's hoping to steal the show. If he fails, he will be at least a year away from getting himself back in to world title contention, and luckily we're bringing you a free, live stream of his bout, so check it out. Read More »
James DeGale believes he is heading towards a world title, but that doesn't mean he's prepared to start slacking off. The world title contender has already earned himself a shot at Carl Froch, or his vacant title if he chooses to opt out of the fight, but he's not prepared to sit and wait around. Soon enough he will step in to the boxing ring to fight Marco Antonio Periban, and then he's happy to fight Froch, George Groves or whoever stands in his way from world boxing domination in 2015. He has a secret weapon, however, and that's a military-boxing based training camp, but will that be enough to push him the full distance? Read More »
Three years ago, George Groves and James DeGale were newcomers-turned-novices in the boxing world, but now they're two of the biggest and well known fighters on the entire planet. These two are both working through bouts, hoping to capture world titles in 2015, and they've revealed that after that, they could have a rematch- three years after Groves beat his domestic rival. They will both fight on Nov. 22, with the pair hoping 2015 is all about them and their world title ambitions. First up, Groves has to beat American boxer Denis Douglin, then he looks set to fight Anthony Dirrell, and possibly DeGale. Read More »
Carl Froch delivered a devastating knockout to George Groves at Wembley Stadium, and it's safe to say he has earned the right to do whatever he wants, and he's living by that right. The world champion boxer has laughed off the idea of a rematch with Groves and he has laughed off the idea of fighting James DeGale. He'll retire if he fails to get a bout against Gennady Golovkin or Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. The British boxer wants a Las Vegas showdown, and if not it appears he'll walk away before risking his legacy in a domestic battle. Read More »
Carl Froch and James DeGale could of stepped in to the ring with one another, but it seems Froch has little to no interest in the boxing bout. The IBF and WBA super-middleweight champion has ripped in to his domestic rival, insulting him, and ruling out their possible showdown in the process. Froch has revealed he'd retire before bothering to get out of bed to train for a DeGale bout. The champion wasn't coy, either. Read More »
The boxing world is set to explode, and it's got little to do with money. Carl Froch, Amir Khan, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr and Floyd Mayweather Jr all have millions of dollars to spare, as proven with Floyd's recent trip to a L.A. strip club, however, it seems for once, their fights are about their opponents, and the locations only. Floyd wants a Las Vegas MGM showdown with British boxer Amir Khan, while Chavez is being tempted in to fighting Carl Froch. Will these blockbuster bouts take place, and if not, will champions Froch and Mayweather simply accept that they'd rather face retirement than another meaningless fight? Read More »
IBF/WBA super middleweight champion Carl Froch has achieved a lot in his boxing career, so it's understandable that he needs motivation for his final fights before retirement. Time after time he has proven the world wrong, but now as he makes the world wait, everyone can only wonder, who will he fight next? He's believed to favour a fight in Las Vegas against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, yet both British boxers George Groves and James DeGale present him with high-earning potential. However, it seems the world champion boxer would put personal glory over money as he reaches the end of his career. Read More »
UFC fans would have you believe that boxing is a sport that is close to its end, but that couldn't be any further from the truth, as the super middleweight world boxing scene is proving. Fighters Paul Smith, George Groves, James DeGale, Carl Froch, Andre Dirrell, Mikkel Kessler and Arthur Abraham are at war, with the fighters all wanting a chance to punch one another. Read More »
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Boxing is seemingly back to its best, and George Groves is a key reason that the super middleweight division, and boxing as a whole, has picked up during the last year. The British boxer had two huge fights with world champion Carl Froch, and despite losing both, he's back and ready to take on Christopher Rebrasse, to become the European champion, and earn himself another world title shot. Read More »
