Carl Froch has vowed to let his "fists do the talking" when he and Arthur Abraham do battle in Monaco on October 2.

Tickets for the hotly-anticipated Super Six World Boxing Classic showdown have gone on sale - and Froch can only see one outcome in the ring.

He said: "I am going to let my fists do the talking but there will be only one winner on the night, there is no way that Abraham is going to beat me."

Froch successfully defended his WBC super-middleweight title against Andre Dirrell in his first tournament fight in October before losing a dramatic 12-rounder to Mikkel Kessler, tasting defeat for the first time of his career.

Abraham also comes off the first loss of his career after a controversial DQ defeat against Dirrell in Detroit.

'The King' said: "It is all or nothing now. The stakes have never been higher.

"Carl Froch is a great fighter and I have a lot of respect for him. But I will be fighting for my life and I will leave the ring as the winner."

Froch's promoter Mick Hennessy said: "This fight is the real deal, by far the very best fight out there.

"You have two of the world's fiercest warriors pitted against each other in a fantastic location.

"I know Carl is going to do the business in this fight and make his country proud."