He's essentially an undefeated fighter
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Groves has been in much tougher fights than some top 10 P4P fighters for sure. Some guys are P4P only because they stand out in an easy weight class. For example, Linares is a decent win away from being top 10 P4P, but in reality he shouldn't within 5,000 miles of a top 10 P4P list.
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Originally posted by Mexican_Puppet View PostWhat a stupid thread.
You can't be a P4P fighter when you have L vs Jack and Froch
Jack himself arguably beat Degale and ruined him with the beating he gave him last fight. He's fighting Stevenson after blowing Clevelry the hell out. Both men are levels ahead of opponents like Brook and Jacobs.
Groves would run through ggg's resume with absolute ease.
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I suppose he's there somewhere in the top 20. But he's not going any higher because he's taken his lumps and I think he's winding down now.
Jack outlasted him but even then you can see that fight how you like. And Froch, it seems a bit disingenuous to say he was unlucky twice, and maybe that's not the right word but it's the only one I can think of.
Ultimately, I don't think George has been found wanting in his career.
I do think George is likely hoping Degale beats Truax and they do it again. I doubt he's that fussed now about fighting Braehmer or Smith.
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Originally posted by Poppo168 View PostGeorge Groves is underrated
He had a SD loss to Badou Jack and that was the worst, most sluggish version of Groves i've ever seen. He was dreadful under Fitzpatrick, he got worse by the fight with him.
His only other loses were one dodgy stoppage to Froch in a fight where he give Froch hell, and then obviously the stoppage at Wembley. But Froch is one of the best SMW's in the last decade and it could be said Groves was still a bit young then anyway.
You would need to be top notch to beat Groves at his best in my opinion.
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