Carl Froch vs George Groves Prepare For Boxing Battle at Wembley Stadium

Next Saturday evening Carl Froch and George Groves will step in to the ring for 'Unfinished Business', and the title couldn't be more fitting. Not only will their home fans be watching the 'Battle of Britain', they will now have the world's attention when they step in to the ring to face one another for a second time, in one of boxing's most ever anticipated rematches. The winner will become the world middleweight champion in front of 80,000 people at England's famous Wembley Stadium, but millions will be watching from around the world, too.

Both men have entered a war of words with one another, and it's not cooling down with the fight only days away. The pair have suggested they could throw their tactics out the window and trade blows, but Froch has welcomed this, saying "Hang onto your seats because he's talking about a three round fight. That suits me down to the ground. Let him come out and try and do me in three rounds. He's in trouble if he tries that. The sooner he tries to fight and mix with me, the sooner the fight is over in my favour."

Groves had claimed he could knock out Froch in three rounds, but Froch has laughed this off, saying "I'm going to be setting a ferocious pace. This is why I want him to come out and be a man of his word and say he's going to try and do me in three rounds, perfect. This is what I want, so do that George. If you're coming out for three rounds, come and bring it to me. I'm going to take centre of the ring and I'll meet you there, but I don't think he'll do that. We'll see what happens."

The boxing match is set to break the post-war attendance record in Britain, but it's going to go down in history as one of the greatest boxing fights the world has ever seen if the previous fight and the hype are anything to go by. Who will win?