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Sunday 05 June 2011 9:12 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 12:54 pm

Plaudits roll in for Froch after Johnson victory

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BRITAIN’S Carl Froch looks set for a reunification fight against American Andre Ward after his impressive points victory over former world light-heavyweight champion Glen Johnson on Saturday.

“Froch showed he has the qualities of a champion in there, and I respect him,” said Californian Ward, who was working ringside as a TV analyst.

Johnson’s promoter Lou DiBella added: “For me, Froch is one of the most marketable fighters anywhere in the world.”

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