Today, former WBA/IBF superweight British "Cobra" Carl Franche (33-2, 24KO) told the media that if he still has one wish, it is to have a duel with former super midweight supremacist Joe Karzahe (46-0, 32KO). Since the two men were basically not of the same era, they could not fight, but Franche was confident that if he went to war, he could KO the king of the castle.
Franche said: "Unfortunately we did not meet at our peak, but I still have this idea, that is, I want to fight with him. If I fight with Karza, I think there are two possible outcomes of the game, the first is that he beats me in points, and the second is that I KO him. I knew Karzahe was a skilled and oily boxer who was fast and played beautifully in combination. But my heavy punch is something he doesn't have, and I'm confident I can ko him. ”
Karzaho is a legend of the British Superweight generation, maintaining a perfect record of 46 wins, he has a long-term 168 pounds, playing all over the world, and later rose to 175 pounds, defeating two boxing legends, Hopkins and Jones, in 2008, Karzaho announced his retirement.
Franche is also a strong boxer in the super middleweight, at this level, he is the second most important person after Andre Ward, he has defeated Jane Pascal, Andre Dirrell, Arthur Abraham, Jemin Taylor, Green Johnson, Lucien Boot, Mikaire Kessler, George Groves and others, is a very difficult fierce character.
Since Karzahe in 2008 has retired, and Franche is just becoming popular at this time, the two people have not intersected, which has to be said to be a pity. If it's all at its peak, it's really a very unpredictable game, and Karza seems slightly more likely to win.