Top Questions, Notes and Thoughts from Andre Ward vs. Carl Froch and the Conclusion of the Super Six:
With the Super Six Tournament over and done with, boxing fans are left with a bit of a void. The tournament had reliably produced intriguing and top-tier match-ups in the division for more than two years. So what’s next in the super middleweight division, and for Andre Ward and Carl Froch? What did their fight and the tournament all mean? Here are the key takeaways from the Ward vs. Froch Super Six Championship …
With the conclusion of the Super Six Tournament and the championship results in, it’s time for us to go back to the rankings drawing board. We have updated our pound for pound rankings and super middleweight division rankings following the Andre Ward vs. Carl Froch fight and results from this past weekend. How high does Ward climb in the pound for pound rankings? Where does Froch end up, and who else is on the move?
As we all know by now, the Super Six Tournament wrapped up on Saturday evening, as Andre Ward dominated and controlled Carl Froch for the duration of their bout. Right here, you’ll find a handful of Ward-Froch videos, including the post-fight press conference with Andre Ward taking the stage, the official Ward vs. Froch recap from Showtime, and a collection of highlights and fight night footage as well. Take a look.
Andre Ward is the Super Six World Boxing Classic champion and the No. 1 super middleweight in the world. Ward dominated England’s Carl Froch to win a unanimous decision by the scores of 118-110, 115-113 two times in front of 5,626 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. The victory unified the World Boxing Association and World Boxing Council super middleweight titles and also earned Ward The Ring Magazine belt as well as the inaugural Super Six World Boxing Classic cup.
Super Six Finals Andre Ward vs. Carl Froch Results from Atlantic City:
After more than two years of scintillating, tough match-ups, the Super Six World Boxing Classic comes to a close with the highly anticipated finals match of Andre Ward vs. Carl Froch. Ward vs. Froch promises to be an extremely intriguing bout between fighters with very different styles in the ring, and very different personalities out of the ring. The winner will be the clear top dog in the super middleweight division, and right here, ProBoxing-Fans.com will take you live …
The Andre Ward vs. Carl Froch weigh-in was held this afternoon in Atlantic City, for their Super Six finals and 168 lb championship unification fight on Saturday night. Right here, you can see the full Ward-Froch weigh-in results, including pictures, a video of the weigh-in, and more. Check it all out.
This afternoon, Andre Ward and Carl Froch took part in a media roundtable style sit down session at the media center in Caesars Atlantic City. Attending Thursday’s roundtable were Ward, Froch, Ward promoter Dan Goossen, Froch promoter Eddie Hearn, Ward trainer Virgil Hunter and Froch trainer Rob McCracken. Besides the weigh-in, this was the last time for everybody to be in the same place at the same time before Saturday night’s fight, and everyone had plenty to say and tensions were high with the Super Six Tournament championship …
Want to see for yourself how Super Six finalists Andre Ward and Carl Froch stack up with one another? Check out this comprehensive Ward and Froch Tale of the Tape, which will give you all of the vital stats for each fighter side by side.
Saturday’s blockbuster super middleweight showdown between Super Six World Boxing Classic finalists Andre Ward and Carl Froch has captivated the attention of the boxing world – especially those in the 168-pound division. Andre Dirrell, Arthur Abraham, Glen Johnson and Lucian Bute are predicting World Boxing Association super middleweight champion Ward (24-0, 13 KOs) will be the last man standing and proudly lifting the inaugural Super Six World Boxing Classic Cup in victory come Saturday, Dec. 17, from Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J., live on SHOWTIME® (9 p.m. ET/PT, delayed …
Former super middleweight champion Nigel “The Dark Destroyer” Benn remains a fan favorite in Britain, who venerate the violent, two-fisted approach that powerful warrior took to demolishing his opponents in the ring. The standard bearer for the rough-and-tumble style of British boxing today is Carl “The Cobra” Froch, so it must have come as a surprise to British fight fans when Benn picked the other guy in Froch’s fight this Saturday, Andre Ward.
