Comments Thread For: Groves: There Might Be Froch Trilogy, Carl Not Satisfied

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

George Groves overcame his shattering defeat to Carl Froch by replaying the moment he was knocked out nine times the next morning.

Groves, who was floored in the eighth round against Froch in May, is hoping to lay the demons to rest when he fights Frenchman Christopher Rebrasse for the European super middleweight title on September 20.

The bout will also serve as a final WBC title eliminator but it has added importance for Groves, who is looking for rejuvenation after his loss to Froch in front of 80,000 fans at Wembley Stadium.

Groves watched the fight back three times that same night and trainer Paddy Fitzpatrick made his pupil go through it all again the following morning.
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[dan_cov]

I'm sure he is very satisfied with knocking you out cold.
Go beat somebody relevant ffs

[-MAKAVELLI-]

2 KO losses bruh...move on

[STEELHEAD]

groves, man, feel fortunate froch carried you to notariety pal. now stay at your own level of compitition over there and finish your career out. hope you make a decent living.

[gamefrk]

WTF is Groves talking about? 2 fights 2 KO's 100% KO rate, why wouldn't he be satisfied?

[Bigg Rigg]

I'm sure he is very satisfied with knocking you out cold.
Go beat somebody relevant ffs

2 KO losses bruh...move on

WTF is Groves talking about? 2 fights 2 KO's 100% KO rate, why wouldn't he be satisfied?

Lmfao he not satisfied though

[DblLFThooK]

Rematch is a waste

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Ugly Kid trying to stay relevant.

[ramplamp]

I'm sure he's satisfied with his victories. If he's entertaining the thought of a third fight, it's because he enjoyed that "80,000 people at Wembley" money, and wants to get some more.

[boxingfocus]

As somebody who thought Groves was robbed in the 1st fight (at least, robbed of an opportunity to see it through though the scorecards were also a robbery), it has to be said that he was decisively beaten in the 2nd fight and failed to state his case at all.

Froch underestimated him and survived. A focused Froch, despite Wembley nerves, merced Groves. There is no need for a trilogy. Froch has few fights left in him and they should all be blockbusters against reknown opponents. I don't even care for Froch-DeGale if I'm honest, Carl has bigger fish to fry.