

Carl Froch Joins CoinPoker as New Ambassador: What to Expect
Carl Froch, a former professional boxer and four-time world champion, has been signed as an ambassador by the crypto-based poker site CoinPoker. This partnership adds to CoinPoker's roster of star-studded ambassadors, which includes Tony G and Mario Mosböck. CoinPoker has previously partnered with the Argentina national football team, showcasing its growing presence in the sporting arena.
Carl Froch has a distinguished background in boxing, holding multiple super-middleweight world championships including WBC, IBF, and WBA titles. He was rated Fighter of the Year in 2012 by BoxRec, the best British boxer by the BBC in 2013, and Sportsman of the Year by GQ magazine in 2013. Froch retired in 2014 after defeating George Groves and was awarded an MBE for his services to sport in 2015. He has close to a million followers across his social media platforms, including X (@Carl_Froch), YouTube (Froch on Fighting), and Instagram (@carlcobrafroch).
In addition to his boxing career, Carl Froch is an avid poker fan. He has a poker IQ test score of 136 and has been involved in various poker events. CoinPoker, a decentralized online poker site that uses cryptocurrency, allows players from all countries to participate. The site offers a variety of poker games and casino games, with stakes ranging from $0.02/$0.05 to $500/$1000 and tournament buy-ins from free to $25,000. Players can look forward to special tournaments and freerolls featuring Carl Froch, including monthly ‘Froch on Fighting freerolls’ with no cost to enter and an extra cash bounty for anyone that can knock out Carl.
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