Nottingham's Carl Froch avenges Kessler defeat
Carl Froch secured his legacy as one of British boxing's modern greats with a unanimous decision win over Mikkel Kessler in London.
Carl Froch secured his legacy as one of British boxing's modern greats with a unanimous decision win over Mikkel Kessler in London.
Nottingham's IBF world super-middleweight champion Carl Froch is favourite to avenge his first professional defeat against Mikkel Kessler.
Mikkel Kessler says he is "more than ready" for his rematch with Nottingham's IBF super-middleweight champion Carl Froch on Saturday.
Nottingham's Carl Froch told his boxing rival, Mikkel Kessler, to expect defeat when they meet in London in May.
The three-times world champion, Carl Froch, told ITV News today that he 'has the edge' over his opponent.
The pair have met before when Kessler beat Froch in April 2010 in Herning, Denmark –Kessler’s homeland.
The fight will take place at the O2 in London on May 25.
Nottingham's Carl Froch has been given the chance to revenge his first ever professional defeat against Denmark's Mikkel Kessler.
The super middleweight rematch is described by Matchroom Sport and Sauerland Promotion as 'the fight of the year in boxing'.
Speaking about the fight Froch, the IBF super middleweight champion, said:
"First and foremost, I'm really pleased the fight has finally been arranged."
"Our first fight was pure warfare. We went at each other for every minute of every round and the rematch promises to be even more fiercely contested."
"I seriously wish I was ringside myself for this fight, because I'm gunning for revenge at all costs and the fight fans are in for a real treat."
Mikkel Kessler said:
“I promised Carl we would meet again and here we are, getting ready to leave it all in the ring for a second time. I have the utmost of respect for Carl."
"I feel we are very much alike. He is a great champion, a true warrior that has fought the best opponents all over the world in some of the most hostile places, just like me."
The details of when the fight will take place are expected soon.
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Carl "The Cobra" Froch is weighing in today, ahead of his fight in Nottingham this weekend.
The boxer will be defending his IBF super-middleweight title against American Yusaf Mack.
The fight takes place on Saturday at the Capital FM Arena.
Carl "The Cobra" Froch will be weighing in today, ahead of his fight in Nottingham this weekend.
The boxer will be defending his IBF super-middleweight title against American Yusaf Mack.
The fight takes place on Saturday at the Capital FM Arena.
American boxer Yusaf Mack is challenging Carl Froch for his IBF World super middleweight title this weekend.
The Nottingham boxer will fight his opponent in his home town at the Capital FM Arena.
Mack told ITV Central that the crowd can expect an "awesome night".