LAURAWOODS had to bite her lips to keep herself from bursting into laughter live on-air after Carl Froch's amazing slip of the tongue.
Former world champion and presenter, Conor Benn beat Chris Van Heerden to be the headliner of the event.
Laura Woods, Tony Bellew, and Carl Froch covered the moment when Froch made a big boob
@Carl_Froch a little bit a erotic lad? @laura_woodsy not laughing at you
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Undercard: Ricky Hatton’s son Campbell extended his unbeaten record in pro wrestling to 7-0, with a points win over EzequielGregores.
It was right after the fight that Froch made his assessment of DAZN.
Hatton said that he takes his time and it looks kinda erotic ..."
Woods immediately picked up Froch's error of pronouncing "erotic” rather than "erratic" as the camera captured her biting her lips as she tried to control her movements.
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Froch shared some words of wisdom for Hatton, 21 years old, despite the fact that he was cruising to a seventh-successful win.
He stated that he didn't respect any punches being returned because they were powerless.
You can let him make that mistake if he wants. He is eager and determined to succeed. He wants to impress, and he wants that Ricky Hatton performance which [featured] an intense pace.
"But you need an engine big enough to do that, and a heart big enough to move through the gears. Ricky Hatton did this.
Get a PS10 Bonus with 100s of Games to Play and No Deposit Required"[Campbell]'s] footwork and headwork are limited due to his lack of experience as an amateur; he is a novice."
"I don’t want to make him fall apart, but he has to realize ...".
Froch said: "People in boxing know that he is learning on the job, and he is making up for lost time in the amateurs.
"He must enjoy himself and learn while progressing. You can't throw him in too deep."
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