Pay per Head Sportsbooks: Froch says that he will fight on and make it to Las Vegas
Carl Froch said that he will continue fighting with hopes of achieving his dream – to fight in Las Vegas, and pay per head sportsbooks would really like to see him make it there.
Price per head services saw that after he beat George Groves and kept his WBA and IBF world titles at Wembley in front of 80,000 people, Froch said that he was not sure what awaited him in the future.
Froch is concerned that there isn’t a better way to end his career than with the devastating right-hand that knocked out Groves in the eighth round of a night that was considered by many pundits and pay per head sportsbooks as the biggest in the history of British boxing
But then pay per head sportsbooks learned that the 36-year-old told reporters that the idea of more big fights tempts him and believes that he still has what it takes.
“The answer to those who doubted my age came last night. I’ve still got it,” he said.
“I still enjoy the fight game. I enjoy the training, putting my body through the hard work, and being away from home for two or three months doing what I love.
“I’m a very young 36 and I’m not going to be able to do it for the rest of my life. There’s some steam left in this old train and a couple of big fights still out there for me if they’re available.
“But at the minute, all I will say is that I’m going to have a long hard think. I’m going to have a summer with my family, then I’ll have a conversation with Rachael, my mum and brothers, and then I’ll sit down with Rob and Eddie Hearn and see what the options are.
“If I do fight again, which I dare say I probably will, it will be somewhere like Las Vegas because that’s one thing I’ve not done in my career. Every fighter would like to tick that box. It’s the fight capital of the world.
“All the greats have boxed there and for me not to have done so, with all the things I’ve done, would be a crying shame.”
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Pay per head sportsbooks also found out that Froch’s trainer Rob McCracken touted a possible match in Las Vegas against former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.
