Former Boxer Carl Froch Insists There’s No Evidence of a Round Earth

The public sees Carl Froch once more except this time he does not fight professionally.

The public recognizes Froch from his successful boxing career and professional fight commentary but now discusses conspiracy theories loudly.

People in sports recognize Froch as a respected champion because of his effective fighting approach and major fight successes.

After ending his professional boxing career in 2014 Froch started doing boxing analysis for important fights.

After retiring from sports he gained more attention through his public declarations even though most are unrelated to his athletic achievements.

Froch makes headlines by disputing what many consider to be fundamental facts about Earth’ shape.

He has repeatedly said on broadcasting shows and interviews that scientific facts about Earth being spherical remain unproven.

Froch doubts NASA’s real pictures of Earth which he says astronauts at the space agency make through computer technology.

Speaking on the Pound for Pound podcast with Jake Wood and Spencer Oliver, he stated, “The Earth is flat, 100 percent.”

He went on to claim that images of Earth’s curvature are nothing more than CGI, calling them “cartoons” created to mislead the public.

Froch demands clear proof from commercial space flights that will lead him to change his opinion.

He believes in flat earth because when Richard Branson conducts space flights and allows customers to observe Earth’s curvature from space he’ll embrace the planet’s spherical shape.

He demands listeners to show him evidence of Earth being round as he exposes this doubt throughout his Macklin’s Take podcast.

Froch put his own theory to test while daring any listener to prove the Earth is spherical. Prove that it’s round. Show what facts prove that Earth is truly globe-shaped.

His words face solid opposition from experts who supply proven scientific findings regarding Earth’s round nature.

At the end of the show former boxer Matthew Macklin answered Froch’s argument by analyzing flight patterns from an observational point of view.

Any aircraft seeking to travel from LA to Brisbane in Western Australia on a perfectly flat Earth without changing direction would face an impossible task.

In response, Froch gave a perplexing explanation, suggesting that the Earth’s edge is surrounded by an “ice wall,” allowing for what he believes to be circumnavigation on a flat plane.

Besides denying Earth’s round shape Froch publicly doubts whether NASA achieved the Moon landing in 1969.

He claimed that NASA faked the Apollo 11 mission, stating, “When you look at all of the evidence, all the footage, and the fact that they lost all of the telemetric data that tells you that they went to the Moon, then I would say that we did not go to the Moon.”

According to Froch he believed the technological capabilities of the 1960s compared unfavorably to early computer systems.

Numerous researchers reject his ideas since they do not match scientific reality.

Despite strong opposition Froch defends his viewpoints without changing his position.

His false assertions spread conspiracy ideas but people remain unsure if respected figures should control what the public knows.