By Jeff Powell The first batch of 60,000 tickets for Froch v Groves II sold out inside an hour of going on sale and Wembley is heading for the biggest crowd in British boxing history. Promoter Eddie Hearn is seeking talks with Transport for London for approval to market a further 20,000 seats before the world super middleweight fight takes place on May 31. The minor quibble over an earlier first bell time to help with a late night exit from the stadium is not likely to prevent Carl Froch and George Groves surpassing the 70,000 attendance for the heavyweight bout between Jack Doyle and Jack Petersen in 1933.
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Tickets sell out in just one hour, talks taking place to sell a further 20,000 tickets
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Froch v Groves re-match set to be the biggest post-war fight held in Great Britain
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Challenger Groves insists on neutral referees and judges
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Pair square up beside Wembley pitch where Froch pushed Groves
Fingers crossed: @placeholder is hoping for a different outcome in the re-match