By Jeff Powell Follow @@jeffpowell_Mail George Groves is likening himself to a naughty boy in the back seat of a car annoying to distraction the driver, who in this metaphorical case is Carl Froch. This is a cute analogy for their roles in the build up to the slugfest to be played out at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night to the guttural sound-track of an expectant 80,000, the largest boxing crowd in post-war Britain. It is also another amusing sample of the witty, intelligent mind games which Groves has been bringing to the ring’s biggest Battles of Britain since Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank went at it in the early Nineties.
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George Groves in predicting a third round KO on Saturday
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Carl Froch says he is not letting Groves' mind-games get to him ahead of showdown
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Paul Butler to face Stuart Hall in Newcastle for bantamweight title
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Ricky Hatton's popular autobiography released in paperback next week
Now he has found his voice again, to poke fun at @placeholder’s hiring of a sports shrink.
As a 34-year-old late-comer to prominence, @placeholder’s determination to stay in the limelight has been fanned by the precocious 25-year-old Butler’s predictions of victory.