As per a piece from Dan Rafael of ESPN.com, the names on the 2020 Hall of Fame ballot have been released – and what a massive bunch of special fighters the 200 or so people who will have the hard task of voting for just five fighters on the list have to choose from. » Read More
Retired great Andre Ward was over in the UK this past weekend, to work the Vasyl Lomachenko-Luke Campbell fight for ESPN, and both before het got into London and while he was there, Ward let it be known on social media that he was “looking for Carl Froch.”
As fans recall, Ward decisioned Froch in the final of the Super-Six 168 pound tournament back in December of 2011. » Read More
Former super-middleweight king Carl Froch has now been retired for a little over five years (last boxing in May of 2014 when he iced grudge-match foe George Groves in their massive return fight). » Read More
When “news” broke recently about how former super-middleweight champ Carl Froch was interested in coming out of his five-year retirement for a third fight with George Groves, at a catch-weight of around 175 pounds, fans were instantly sceptical. » Read More
Just recently, with the comments Carl Froch came out with on the subject of the retirement decision made by his old adversary George Groves – Froch telling Sky Sports that “I won’t miss him and I am not sure British boxing will miss him” – it took some defensive action from Andre Ward to put “The Cobra” in his place. » Read More
He’s been retired for four years yet former super-middleweight king Carl Froch still harbors ideas of fighting again. » Read More
WBA Super Champion George Groves (27-3, 20 KOs) and IBO World Champion Chris Eubank Jr. » Read More
The pundits over at Sky Sports have been listing their ‘One To Watch for 2018,’ with the likes of Johnny Nelson, Tony Bellew, Paulie Malignaggi and Carl Froch picking their hot prospects for the coming year. » Read More
In a bout involving inactive fighters, IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. » Read More
It was the most frustrating, horrible night of Carl Froch’s entire boxing career, one the retired “Cobra” still has nightmares about some six years on. » Read More