Froch is ready to beat Fury for charity

Alexandr Ormanji Feb. 8, 2024, 12:53 p.m.

Carl Froch, a former world champion turned commentator and analyst, responded to the challenge recently thrown at him by the father of the WBC world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury John. Karl gave John a tough answer:

“You’re old, and you’re clearly out of shape. I am a member of the Boxing Hall of Fame. I'm Carl Froch, Cobra, former four-time world champion. If you're not just talking, then talk to my promoters. And if your stupidity materializes, if we fight, it won't be for financial gain. I will do it for charity,” Froch said.

Let us remember that Fury Sr. “ran into” Froch because he questioned all of Tyson’s previous achievements.

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