George Groves had a healthy rivalry with Chris Eubank Jr that culminated in their 2018 meeting that was won by the London fighter.
Groves made his size and experience count during the super-middleweight encounter, but he was made to work hard throughout their brutal encounter.
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Seven years, Eubank is still campaigning at an elite level and his next fight appears to be at 160lbs against Conor Benn.
The pair, picking up from where the fathers left off in the 1990s, were due to fight in 2022, but that contest was called off following an issue with Benn’s drug test.
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Each man has moved in different directions since the postponement, but it is likely they renew hostilities in the first half of 2025 after a bout was recently agreed.
Groves, who retired in 2018 after a defeat to Callum Smith, still follows the sport, and he is the latest high-profile figure to have his say on the grudge fight.
“I’d always really pick Eubank Jr to beat Benn. He’s naturally bigger, has been in bigger fights, is more experienced, dealt with the pressure,” said Groves when speaking to Boxing News .
“I’m not sure what state Connor Benn’s head is at right now, maybe it's a good time to get Eubank, maybe not. He looks a force on the pads but I haven’t seen him fight in a long time.”
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