Comments Thread For: Photos: George Groves Punishes Glen Johnson at ExCel

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Commonwealth super middleweight champion George Groves (15-0, 12 KOs) got his biggest win to date with a dominating twelve round unanimous decision over former light heavyweight world champion Glen Johnson (51-18-2, 35 KOs) at the ExCel Arena in London. Groves scored a knockdown in the final round. The scores were 120-107, 120-107 and 119-109. Johnson, 43 and suffered his fourth loss in a row, will likely retire for good.

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DigitalBeast

Kind of sad Glen lost. I think him and Roy Jones would be a good farewell fight for both. Roy has said he wants it, and I'd guess it would be pretty easy to build it up, since Glen did score a good stoppage win. Would be interesting to see how that would play out, now.

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Originally Posted by DigitalBeast

Kind of sad Glen lost. I think him and Roy Jones would be a good farewell fight for both. Roy has said he wants it, and I'd guess it would be pretty easy to build it up, since Glen did score a good stoppage win. Would be interesting to see how that would play out, now.

Roy needs to stay behind the mic.

Sparked_26

Roy would beat Glen I think.

Glen was pretty much a non-puncher after the midpoint in that fight too it seemed both in terms of punch power and well....literally.

Mick Higgs

Hopefully it's Groves/Anderson II next followed by Groves/DeGale II. SGG is still on a learning curve & should avoid Ward for now.

Sparked_26

Exciting fighter though isn't he Groves?

Good puncher and a bit vulnerable himself. Most of his punches are designed to hurt.

Him and Froch would be a superb fight even now. Though Froch would probably stop him. I think Groves would comfortably shut out a smaller Abraham.

Sparked_26

Exciting fighter though isn't he Groves?

Good puncher and a bit vulnerable himself. Most of his punches are designed to hurt.

Him and Froch would be a superb fight even now. Though Froch would probably stop him. I think Groves would comfortably shut out a smaller Abraham.

Earl Hickey

Johnson will spark Roy again

WESS

Sad to see. The man needs to retire. he also doesn't need to give Roy a second chance. Both are too old and neither should be in ring at this point.

DigitalBeast Undisputed Champion Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 1,632 Rep Power: 13 Points: 10,000,007,056.86 Bank: 118,995,549.69 Total Points: 10,119,002,606.55 Donate	Kind of sad Glen lost. I think him and Roy Jones would be a good farewell fight for both. Roy has said he wants it, and I'd guess it would be pretty easy to build it up, since Glen did score a good stoppage win. Would be interesting to see how that would play out, now.

Sparked_26 Undisputed Champion Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Manchester Age: 27 Posts: 1,739 Rep Power: 5 Points: 1,000,029,944.45 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 1,000,029,944.45 Donate	Roy would beat Glen I think. Glen was pretty much a non-puncher after the midpoint in that fight too it seemed both in terms of punch power and well....literally.

Mick Higgs Contender Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 284 Rep Power: 1 Points: 3,694.57 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 3,694.57 Donate	Hopefully it's Groves/Anderson II next followed by Groves/DeGale II. SGG is still on a learning curve & should avoid Ward for now.

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WESS I Love Pacquiao Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: The Gulf Breeze of Pensacola Florida Age: 30 Posts: 11,117 Rep Power: 37 Points: 17,062,064,215.48 Bank: 176,814,852,454.55 Total Points: 193,876,916,670.03 Donate	Sad to see. The man needs to retire. he also doesn't need to give Roy a second chance. Both are too old and neither should be in ring at this point.