Carl Froch, left, in action against Glen Johnson, will have to wait for his scheduled Super Six meeting with Andre Ward. Photograph: Andrew Couldridge/Action Images
Carl Froch‘s Super Six series fight against Andre Ward has been postponed after his American opponent suffered a cut in training that required stitches.
Froch had been due to take on Ward on 29 October in Atlantic City in what would have been a world super-middleweight unification bout. However, the contest will now be put back after Ward, the WBA champion, revealed that he had been injured while sparring.
Ward posted on his Twitter account: “Bad News: I sustained a cut in sparring a few hours ago … flew to LA to see the Doc. I got 7 stitches. I will let you know the new date soon.”
Froch, who has only lost once in 29 fights and is the current WBC belt-holder, qualified for the final of the Super Six tournament with a win over Glen Johnson in June.