Lucien Bute could pay price as Carl Froch looks for redemption after defeat Froch (28-2, 20KO wins) added: "I've come back from a very, very close, dubious decision against Mikkel Kessler, to put on a career-best performance against Arthur Abraham. It wasn't my night against Andre Ward in Atlantic City and I lost a very close fight against a top fighter. I'm going to put it right on Saturday against Lucian Bute. He is coming to Nottingham - my city, my hometown, my fortress - anyone who is anyone is going to be there on Saturday shouting and cheering for me, and that's going to give me such a lift. I know what it's like to fight against the crowd from when I went to Denmark to fight Mikkel Kessler. He's like David Beckham over there, he gets blanket coverage in the papers all week, and you could hear a pin drop when I was landing my shots. There was no respect for The Cobra out there. There was no noise, no love, nothing. So I know how that feels and it doesn't matter whether you're unbeaten or a champion, when you step into the arena and you're doing your work and it's silent, but when you're opponent lets his shots go the crowd erupt and you feel the vibrations through your chest. The sound is deafening, it takes you down when you're under fire. Bute, a Romanian based in Quebec, Canada where he has a huge following, said: "I'm excited. Two months ago I was here for the press conference and then I went to Florida for my training camp for seven weeks. It was a good, good training camp despite a little technical problem. He revealed it was a foot infection. I'm very happy, I've worked very hard for this fight. I know it's not an easy fight for me but I came here to win. I'm a winner.