George Groves has told James DeGale he will always have his number. Groves has admitted he thought about retiring from boxing following his third world-title failure last month and is also on the look-out for a new trainer after splitting with Pad...
George Groves came up short in his third attempt to win a world title after a split-decision loss to Badou Jack, who retained his WBC super-middleweight crown in Las Vegas. Groves overcame a first-round knockdown at the MGM Grand and fought valian...
Promoter Eddie Hearn is stunned with the position George Groves is taking when it comes to a rematch with domestic rival James DeGale. At one point, Hearn was the promoter of record for both boxers, but now Groves is being represented by Sauerlan...
Promoter Eddie Hearn is looking to stage a rematch between super middleweight rivals James DeGale (20-1, 14KOs) and George Groves (21-2, 16KOs) in 2015. They faced off at the O2 Arena in May of 2011, with Groves winning a close twelve round majority...
George Groves will not "lose any sleep" over a rematch with James DeGale if he dethrones WBA and IBF super-middleweight world champion Carl Froch at Wembley Stadium. DeGale will fight on the Froch-Groves undercard on May 31 after joining Groves' M...
George Groves is adamant that he will fight James DeGale again, but only when a world title is on the line. DeGale lost his British super middleweight title to Groves back in May at the O2, and the Olympic gold medallist is determined to organise a r...
British/Commonwealth super middleweight champion George Groves believes James DeGale, the EBU champion, is only fooling himself with his constant boasts of being a world class fighter. Groves won a very close decision over DeGale a few months back. D...
Super middleweight James DeGale, speaking with the Independent, admits that he felt betrayed when promoter Frank Warren signed British/Commonwealth champion George Groves to a promotional contract in August. DeGale and Groves have been domestic rival...