O2 Arena, London - In a battle for the vacant WBA International super middleweight title, George Groves (23-3, 18KOs) easily battered previously undefeated David Brophy (16-1-1, 1KO) in four rounds.
George Groves believes he is thriving now that he is again training alongside high-quality fighters on a daily basis. The talented super-middleweight concluded a run of disappointing performances by stopping Andrea Di Luisa in five rounds in January in his first fight with new trainer Shane McGuigan.
George Groves Interview - Martin travels to England for the first defence of the title that he landed in Brooklyn in January against Vyacheslav Glazkov, and the California-based St Louis powerhouse has told Joshua that he’ll knock him out to retain his title – and take his fans in the process.
George Groves and David Brophy will collide for a title later this week. The pair, who campaign at super middleweight, are set to clash on April 9, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
George Groves will face David Brophy in a Super-Middleweight battle of Britain at The O2 in London on April 9, live on Sky Sports Box Office. Three-time World title challenger Groves meets the Scotsman over 12 rounds on the undercard of Anthony Joshua MBE’s World Heavyweight title clash with Charles Martin, as the Londoner aims to stay on track for a fourth shot at World honours.