The weather forecast for this Saturday evening in Wembley is muggy and that is a warning to George Groves on two counts. This is not the moment for doing anything daft. Nor can he afford to be waylaid. As Saint George sets out upon the road to redemption there is no scope for another mishap. Certainly not one as calamitous as his starching by Carl Froch. George Groves (left) takes on Christopher Rebrasse (right) for the European middleweight title on Saturday The pair will fight at Wembley Arena as Groves looks to win the belt and become WBC world title challenger
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George Groves takes on Christopher Rebrasse at Wembley on Saturday
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Groves is challenging Rebrasse for European super-middleweight title
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Londoner says he is 'back on track to win a world title' with this bout
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But he says he 'can't afford another mistake' after two losses to Carl Froch
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Groves weight in a 11st 13lb 6oz, Rebrasse meanwhile was 11st 13lbs 8oz
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Compulsory shot at WBC champion Anthony Dirrell not far off for Groves
To which @placeholder says: ‘Whether he likes it or not - and he sounds scared of me - that’s the way it is and once I’ve beaten Rebrasse I’m coming for him.’