Aurelia Butler

CARL FROCH’S wife Rachael left fans in awe as she enjoyed a date night with her husband.The model put on a busty display in a see-through top as she shared a series of snaps from their evening.
Rachael Froch put on a busty display in a see-through mesh topCredit: Instagram @rachael.froch
The model enjoyed a Christmas date night with husband Carl FrochCredit: Instagram @rachael.froch
Froch looked loved up with his wife in the festive snapsCredit: Instagram @rachael.froch
She stunned in a glittering mesh top and black skirt as she posed in several selfies with her husband.
The couple looked loved up in the snaps as they headed on a Christmas date night this week.
Rachael smiled for the camera whilst holding a glass of sparkling wine in one photo.
She also included a mirror selfie of the pair, with Froch kissing her neck from behind.
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In the caption, Rachael wrote: “Christmas date night. These fur cuffs are everything.”
Her followers were left swooning over the couple in the comments section.
One fan wrote: “And the best looking couple award goes to.”
Another simply added: “Beautiful.”
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Rachael’s fans were left in awe of her revealing outfitCredit: Instagram @rachael.froch
She is no stranger to showing off her physique on social mediaCredit: Instagram @rachael.froch
A third follower also commented: “Such a beautiful couple.”
Froch, who has admitted he Googled his wife before they met, married Rachael in 2019 and the pair have three children together.
Rachael also co-hosts a podcast with her husband titled Froch on Fighting.
The former super-middleweight world champion is now a popular boxing pundit after ending his career with a 33-2 professional record.
Froch retired after knocking out George Groves in their highly-anticipated rematch at Wembley Stadium in 2014.
Froch married Rachael in 2019 and the pair have three children togetherCredit: Instagram @rachael.froch
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ANTHONY JOSHUA has unveiled how is ready to “expose cracks in Otto Wallin’s armoury” in his upcoming fight on Saturday.The Brit is making his final preps ahead of the showdown in Saudia Arabia against the Swede as a defeat could cost the fighter his career.
Anthony Joshua is ready to ‘expose cracks in Otto Wallin’s armoury’Credit: Getty
Joshua will fight Wallin on Saturday night in Saudi ArabiaCredit: Getty
AJ, 34, is looking for a third win in a row after consecutive losses to Oleksandr Usyk, as he attempts to put himself into a position for more potential blockbuster fights in 2024.
Wallin has won all six of his fights since losing to Tyson Fury in 2019, but only one has come via knockout.
Going into the fight AJ is the favourite which could see him redeem his IBF title – currently held by Usyk.
And Joshua is desperate to show the Swede his A-game who he thinks does not look anywhere near the threat he did against Fury in Las Vegas.
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He said: “Sure, I’m the favourite, that’s been the case for pretty much every fight of my professional career but that doesn’t mean I’m overlooking my opponent, Otto Wallin. 
“That said, he’s not in the calibre of fighter that I am.
“And there’s been a lot of talk. The more I hear it from him, the better I feel.
“He thinks he’s getting in my head, instead all he’s showing us is the cracks he’s got in his armoury, which I intend to expose.”
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With a win over Wallin, potential mega-fights against Fury or Deontay Wilder are on the cards.
Wallin has had one loss in his professional career which was against Fury who he left covered in blood and needing 47 stitches above his eye during their close encounter four years ago.
But a loss on Saturday is not an option for the Brit who must secure a win if he wants to fight for a world title again.
AJ continued: “I can’t afford to lose on Saturday night. Defeat and there’s no talk of the next fight, of Deontay Wilder and becoming a three-time champion.
“That’s the stark reality of what I’m up against.
“Am I worried? Am I tense? No, not one bit. I arrived in Saudi Arabia feeling totally calm and relaxed, and that sensation hasn’t changed since coming here.
“A defeat would knock everything off-kilter – that’s always been the case – but I’m not even allowing myself to entertain the idea.”
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ANTHONY JOSHUA and Deontay Wilder have been warned an upset is on the cards in Saudi Arabia – which would wreck their super-fight. Behind the scenes, the pair of former world champions have agreed a deal to finally face off next year.
Anthony Joshua is set to fight Deontay Wilder next yearCredit: Getty
But a slip up for either KO’s the super-fightCredit: Getty
But, first, Joshua must beat Otto Wallin, while Wilder has to get past Joseph Parker on the same card in Saudi Arabia.
And Hall of Famer Frank Warren – who promotes Tyson Fury – believes a spanner could be thrown in the works come fight night.
Warren told talkSPORT: “Wallin and Parker are in these fights because they feel they’ve got a chance and they feel they can win and if they do win then they go on to bigger and better things next year.
“So, these are really going to be competitive fights, they certainly are on paper.
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“And the rest of the card, a couple of them are really good quality fights, I feel like there must be an upset in there somewhere.”
Joshua, 34, and Wilder, 38, are being lined up for a March 9 showdown back in Saudi to at last settle their score.
So AJ knows anything but victory over Wallin could be potentially career ending.
Joshua admitted: “I’m looking to do a demolition job, 100 per cent. I am looking to do a good job. I will do a good job. I have purse focus on Saturday.
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“That’s where my heart and soul, every cell in my body is fully focused toward Otto Wallin and doing what I know I can do.
“It’s not hard to stay focused, I made that commitment in my life to stay fully locked in.
“I will perform and do my job. I can definitely also window shop in my life, but I also have to say that this is the checkpoint and if I don’t get past this then there is no future.”
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TYSON FURY is reportedly heading to Saudi Arabia TWO MONTHS before fighting Oleksandr Usyk after his camp plans came under fire. Fury faces Usyk in the heavyweight division’s first ever four-belt title unification on February 17 in Riyadh.
Tyson Fury is set to face Oleksandr Usyk in February 17Credit: EPA
And, according to the Daily Star, he will make his way to the Middle East on December 30, a full seven weeks before the bout.
That means Fury would spend Christmas with wife Paris and his seven kids, but swerve a New Year’s celebration at home to get preparations under way.
The Gypsy King almost suffered a disastrous and embarrassing defeat against ex-UFC champion Francis Ngannou in their crossover clash in October.
He was dropped by the massive underdog and deemed fortunate to walk away with a controversial win on the scorecards.
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Fury, 35, touched down in Saudi only a week before that fight, but things look to be different for the historic unification with Usyk, 36.
His own dad John hit out at his training camp for the Ngannou fight and claimed even now it is a “CIRCUS”.
John even said his son’s training camp showed he was “in decline”, leading to fears he could be outclassed by Usyk.
But Fury’s Hall of Fame promoter Frank Warren was quick to speak out in defence of the undefeated WBC champion.
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Warren told Boxing Social: “Tyson’s the guy getting in the ring. His dad has obviously got his views. Everybody’s got a view.
“Obviously his dad cares about him but, at the end of the day, Tyson’s getting in the ring and it’s his decision who he has to train him.”
Fury is already in camp in his traditional Morecambe base and has been sparring unbeaten prospects Thomas Carty and Moses Itauma.
His head coach Sugarhill Steward came over from America to oversee the preparations.
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DEONTAY WILDER has revealed his chilling new nickname in a warning to Joseph Parker and the rest of the heavyweight division. The American former WBC world heavyweight champion has always gone by the “Bronze Bomber” moniker.
Deontay Wilder revealed his chilling new nickname in a warning to Joseph ParkerCredit: Getty
It is a nod to the bronze medal he won at the 2008 Olympics and a homage to heavyweight legend Joe Louis, who was called the “Brown Bomber.”
But Wilder – regarded as one of if not the hardest hitter in history – has now adopted a new name in honour of his power.
He said: “End of the day, people have things to do. They wanna come and see a fight and after that they want to go party.
“So when you’re watching me don’t blink, I’m going to give you what you want to see.
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“Nowadays my name is Doctor Sleep. And I’ve definitely got the NyQuil in the right hand so I hope he brings a pillow and a blanket.
“It gets a little chilly at night.”
Wilder, 38, heads into the bout with 42 knockouts in his 43 wins and victory over Parker would set him up to fight Anthony Joshua next year.
That’s as long as Joshua first beats Otto Wallin in their headline bout.
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Wilder, whose only career defeats have come against Tyson Fury, returns against New Zealander Parker.
But the ex-WBO champion was not fazed by the American’s sleeping bag warning.
Asked if he will be “bringing a pillow”, Parker replied: “Don’t ask me silly questions.
“That’s a stupid question, onto the next one.”
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JOHN FURY was warned Anthony Joshua will be “tested like he has never been tested before” against Otto Wallin. Tyson Fury’s dad watched in horror as his son was left needing 47 stitches after a points win over the Swede in 2019.
Anthony Joshua is taking a risk by fighting Otto Wallin on SaturdayCredit: Getty
Tyson Fury with his dad JohnCredit: AP
The Gypsy King was left a bloody mess in that Vegas fight… and now, four years later, Wallin will be out to inflict similar damage to Joshua.
And John has questioned AJ’s team for choosing the Swedish southpaw as the man to welcome him back to the ring in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night.
He told Boxing Social, via FreeBets: “I’m not so sure again about the people around him, the managing side, picking a man like Wallin.
“He would give anybody a problem, he’s a 6ft 5in southpaw, a good game kid and has one of the best trainers in the world in his corner in Joey Gamache.
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“At the end of the day, it’s an uphill battle let’s put it that way. Can AJ pull it off? He can.
“But he’s going to get tested like he has never been tested before. I think if I was looking after him I wouldn’t have picked Wallin, no.
“When AJ is like he is, he’s on a comeback trail, he’s had a few setbacks, you want a confidence builder.
“And this ain’t a confidence builder, this is a bloody hard fight.”
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John claimed Fury looked “as weak as a kitten” in Las Vegas when he was taken to the wire against Wallin.
Fury parted ways with trainer Ben Davison after the bout.
Coincidentally, Davison is now in the corner with Joshua for the first time, in the absence of head trainer Derrick James.
And Wallin said: “[Davison] was in Tyson Fury’s corner for our fight.
“I think it’s good to remember that after the fight Ben Davison was fired by Fury.
“So that’s all I take from it. Fury had a draw with Deontay Wilder, he got a new trainer, and he came back to knock Wilder out.
“So obviously Fury got better when he switched trainers.”
Fury needed 47 stitches after fighting WallinCredit: AP:Associated Press
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