Froch wants more big nights
Carl Froch believes he has as many as four more major fights left in the tank after avenging his first defeat to Mikkel Kessler at the O2 Arena on Saturday night.
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Froch gains revenge over Kessler
Carl Froch got his revenge with victory over Denmark's Mikkel Kessler in a unanimous points decision to retain the IBF super middleweight title in a thrilling clash at a packed 02 Arena on Saturday.
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Froch can't contemplate Kessler defeat
Carl Froch described his rematch with Mikkel Kessler this evening as "the biggest night of my life".
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Froch apology to Kessler over 'kill comments'
Carl Froch has apologised for threatening to "kill" Mikkel Kessler in their IBF super-middleweight fight in London on Saturday night
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Froch expects close Kessler contest
Carl Froch has admitted his eagerly anticipated re-match with Mikkel Kessler in London is "a pick 'em fight", but remains supremely confident he will have his hand raised this weekend.
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Froch and Kessler ready for battle
Carl Froch and Mikkel Kessler labelled themselves as gladiators yesterday as they launched the second of what could be a trilogy of fights.
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Froch and Kessler will fight in Britain
Carl Froch has secured the career-defining fight he really wanted after agreeing a blockbuster rematch with conqueror Mikkel Kessler in Britain.
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Froch retains IBF title with knock-out
Carl Froch avoided any slip ups as he retained his IBF super-middleweight title with a third-round knockout of American Yusaf Mack.
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Froch believes he can deliver again
Carl Froch is not worried about failing to live up to expectations in Nottingham tomorrow night, believing he has it in his armoury to produce another memorable occasion.
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Froch hopes for home comforts
Carl Froch hopes to regroup with a fight on home turf next year after being handed his second career defeat by Andre Ward.
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Ward outclasses Froch in Atlantic City
Carl Froch had no answer to Andre Ward's class and pedigree as the unbeaten American lifted the Super Six tournament trophy and unified two world titles with an impressive unanimous decision win.
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Froch ready for 'defining' fight
Carl Froch has promised to "make the bookies look ridiculous" by shrugging off his underdog tag and beating heavy favourite Andre Ward tonight.
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Ward calls Froch on arrogance charge
Andre Ward has admitted he took offence to comments about his nickname by his super-middleweight opponent Carl Froch.
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Ward: I'm no dirty fighter
Andre Ward has rubbished Carl Froch's suggestion that he is a dirty fighter, insisting: "I don't have a malicious bone in my body."
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Froch: I'm the best of British
Carl Froch has declared himself Britain's best boxer as he bids to be crowned the world's top super-middleweight on Saturday.
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Victories for Froch and Kessler
Carl Froch retained his WBC super-middleweight title and progressed to the final of the Super Six tournament with a majority decision win over Glen Johnson in Atlantic City.
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Froch earns convincing win over Abraham
Carl Froch regained his WBC super-middleweight title as he dominated from start to finish to claim a unanimous points victory over Arthur Abraham in Helsinki.
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Froch may retire if defeated by Abraham
Carl Froch admitted Wednesday he will consider retiring if he loses to Germany's Arthur Abraham here in this weekend's Super Six bout with the WBC super-middleweight title at stake.
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Froch continues feud with Abraham
Carl Froch has continued his war-of-words with Germany's Arthur Abraham ahead of their Super Six clash in Helsinki on Saturday with the WBC super-middleweight title at stake.
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Froch and Abraham to fight on neutral ground
Former super middleweight champion Carl Froch and Arthur Abraham will fight on neutral ground in Monaco in the third stage of the Super Six World Boxing Classic, tournament backer Showtime has said.