Dont see Him fighting golovkin as it seems he doesn't want to move to 168.
I think it's more a case of when he sees Groves off, Groves is getting stopped on May 31st. After that I think he'll fight Chavez Jr and then call time on his career. There's no point fighting Ward, he could fight Ward 5 more times and he'll lose them all. He doesn't need to fight DeGale or Bika, they're not on Froch's level he rips the title off either of them. Pascal is just negative and boring, no one wants to see that outside of Canada. I don't think he can do 175lbs and keep his power with him and seeing as he's not the best of boxers it wouldn't make sense. A legacy can be destroyed much faster than it can be built, Roy Jones Jr comes to mind, a look at his boxrec now shows some losses to some pretty bad names.
It depends on his next priority. If he wants money, there,s the Chavez fight in Vegas. If he is gunning for history, he can fight a d try to beat. Bernard Hopkins for the light heavyweight title.
I honestly can't see him getting passed Groves... His mindset is not right.
However, that's not your question..
Assuming that Froch wins, he will probably head to Vegas and meet Chavez Jr?
Chavez jr fight in Vegas.
Waking up will be a start. He'd be dreaming if that happened, Groves will beat him.
If Froch beats Groves in their rematch, what will his next step be? He's already talked about fighting in Vegas before his career is over, so this would leave 3 possible opponents for that fight, Ward, Golovkin or Chaves Jr.
Froch would have numerous options if he continued to fight after that. He could face James DeGale or Sakio Bika for the WBC belt, have a decisive third fight with Kessler, rematch Jean Pascal in Canada for a lot of money, or try and become a two weight world champion by moving up and fighting Hopkins or Stevenson.
What do you think he will do?
