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title: "Carl Froch Names Who He Would Love To Train: “He’s A Fighting Machine”"
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published: "2024-02-25T12:00:44Z"
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# Carl Froch Names Who He Would Love To Train: “He’s A Fighting Machine”

Carl Froch chose not to become a trainer after retiring from the sport a decade ago, but he has now revealed who he would love to work with out of the crop of current fighters.

[Froch called time on his professional career when he stopped Geroge Groves](https://wp.boxing-social.com/news/what-groves-would-change-from-froch-buildup/) with a crushing right hand at Wembley Stadium back in 2014, and then decided to go into punditry, which he still does on a casual basis with the likes of DAZN and TalkSport.

[He also has a successful YouTube channel named Froch on Fighting](https://youtu.be/UxTJ5xovwOg?feature=shared&t=557), where he been answering questions from fans regarding a number of boxing topics.

One of those was if there were any boxers that ‘The Cobra’ would love to train, and while he still has no plans to become a coach, he named several fighters that he would love to experience working with.

> “Someone like Gervonta Davis who’s a real fighting machine, and a bit of an animal. I’d love to work alongside someone like Dmitry Bivol, or even Terence Crawford too, just to be part of that action and be involved in it.
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> “I’d love to experience being a trainer in an elite-level fighter’s world title fight. Rob McCracken \[Froch’s trainer\] lived a career of becoming a world champion though me.
>
> “With Rob taking me from being a nothing pro to British champion, Commonwealth champion, a world title challenger against \[Jean\] Pascal, and then on that journey, he was living every fight, every punch.
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> “The journey that he had with me, if I could do that with someone else – that would be awesome.”

Froch is amongst a minority of fighters who have stuck with one trainer throughout their whole career, [having been coached by McCracken as an amateur, and then during 12 years a professional.](https://talksport.com/sport/1502638/carl-froch-anthony-joshua-rob-mccracken-disgusting-nose-insult/)