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Public Enemy · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 117 Location: London

Credit to Albert Rybacki, he took the fight late and took some tremedous shots off of Froch but did not go down, many other fighters would have been KO'd by that viscious upper cut by Froch.

From BBC Sport

British super-middleweight champion Carl Froch stretched his unbeaten run to 23 fights as he comfortably beat Albert Rybacki inside four rounds.

The Briton dominated from the start against his Polish opponent who seemed content on soaking up the punishment.

Frock's timing, range of shots and power were clearly superior against the outclassed Pole and he landed powerful shots at will.

The fight was stopped in the fourth to spare Rybacki further punishment.

Peter Parka · Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 607 Location: Harlow, Essex

Watched this one. Got to admit Froch's stance with his arms held low seems to make him look very vulnerable. I wasn't too impressed with the Polish guy to be honest and I wonder whether a better fighter could have caught Froch out. Confused

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Throb · Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 5:26 pm Post subject:

Froch needs to work on that stance, but fucking hell, that Pole was fucking rock ! You could have twatted him with a lump of 4 by 2 and he'd would have still stood there.
There are not many fighters who would still be standing after one of those Froch bombs, even the patter cake man Joe Crapazage would have gone down faster than his mate Enzo Macracrappi, if he'd been on the receiving end of that uppercut.

Froch has to step up now, try and get some proper fights and try not to avoid people like the so called "Greatest Super middle weight of all time ever" spent his carear doing.