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James DeGale is already targeting becoming the unified super-middleweight champion as he prepares for his first world-title defence against Lucian Bute on November 28.
The IBF champion has taken the unusual step of conceding home advantage when defending his title - the fight is to take place in Quebec City, Canada.
However, DeGale insists he is unconcerned about fighting in Bute's backyard because of a belief that he is just entering his peak, and is confident he can end the career of a fighter who was beaten inside five rounds by Carl Froch in 2012.
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The IBF champion has taken the unusual step of conceding home advantage when defending his title - the fight is to take place in Quebec City, Canada.
However, DeGale insists he is unconcerned about fighting in Bute's backyard because of a belief that he is just entering his peak, and is confident he can end the career of a fighter who was beaten inside five rounds by Carl Froch in 2012.
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