Super Middleweight champion George Groves will seek a 2nd opinion on his injured shoulder to see when he can face Callum Smith in the finals of the World Boxing Super Series, according to Dan Rafael of espn.com.
“Comosa AG has advised George Groves that Comosa AG will arrange a second medical opinion — as soon as reasonably possible — to ensure proper evaluation of George’s physical condition. A high level of medical scrutiny is in line with Comosa AG’s corporate policy, to respect the athlete’s health at all times, the World Boxing Super Series tournament rules and the principles of fair competition,” the company said in a statement.
“Comosa AG needs to protect the integrity of the athlete’s long-term health. It also has a responsibility to its partners and boxing fans around the globe to ensure a competitive final for the Muhammad Ali Trophy with two boxers that are fully fit. Once Comosa AG has received the full medical advice in regards to George Groves’ fitness it will then make the decision as to the date and location of the final. Comosa AG wishes George a complete and swift recovery and looks forward to him being able to take his place in the final of the Ali Trophy.”
