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After Chris Eubank Jr’s masterful performance against Avni Yildirim this past Saturday in Germany, the focus has now switched to George Groves.
The WBA World super middleweight is expected to get the win against Jamie Cox this Saturday and then face Eubank Jr in January in what would be one of the most anticipated British fights to start the year.
“Me and Groves have a history, a rivalry and the public have been demanding that fight for a number of years now.
“We are at the stage where it could happen in January. As long as he does what he is supposed to do against Jamie Cox then the fans are going to get a British super fight,” said Eubank Jr to the Daily Star.
The Brighton boxer is hoping that Groves delivers this Saturday.