Promoter Frank Warren believes super-middleweight George Groves will box in a world title fight in 2013 Froch, who has his eyes set on a re-match with Mikkel Kessler, who beat him on points two years ago, said that the Kessler fight would take place in at the 02 Arena in London or the Manchester Arena on one of two dates in April or May. After that, if I don't get a re-match with Andre Ward or Lucian Bute again, I'll be looking at George Groves or James DeGale, but probably not in that order. DeGale just seems to have that bit more interest from the public about him, he has a fight deal with Channel 5 and he's an ex-Olympic gold medallist. I think that's a big fight on the domestic scene. His words came as no surprise to Groves" trainer, Adam Booth. It makes sense to me. He's the less dangerous opponent," he said. Warren said: "He'd be taking the easier option fighting James DeGale first. Anyone with a brain can see that George has come on leaps and bounds compared to DeGale, but I expect to have George in a world title fight in 2013. On the undercard in London Docklands, Billy Joe Saunders retained his Commonwealth middleweight title and earned the vacant British crown in a well-contested bout with Nick Blackwell, from Wiltshire. The 23-year-old former Olympian, from Hatfield, won a unanimous decision, 117-112, 116-113, and 115-114 on the judges" cards. He was pushed harder than at any time in his careerand is now unbeaten in 16 fights.