
Conor Benn has vowed to retire Chris Eubank JR and says that “personal reasons” are at the center of the pair of disagreements before the wanted game in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Benn and Eubank JR will meet for 30 years in re -confrontation among famous fathers this Saturday. I live in SKY SPOX BOX Office. The conflict of symbolic family heritage has evolved into a constant debate and a bad blood flow war.
The bitter rivals fought only enough to cancel the match when Ben failed to voluntarily inspect the drug in October 2022.
Ben spent the next two years to fight to release his ban, and the Eubank JR continued to use this incident and stimulated his opponent by building long.
“We are focusing on the future. We are focusing on ending what we started.” Sky Sports. “I don’t like him standing, I don’t like who he is as a man, and he’s chasing him.
“As a person who is not open to public and personal, and for a reason between me and Chris, as a person, he knows why I don’t like him.
“The fight is a fight. I’m sure it’s interested in my dad’s history. Because we are the father of the father, the apple is not far from the tree.
“But I think there are great personality conflicts, debate, adversity, and sales. The results of April 26 and I do not change what I do.”
Despite Ben’s suspension, the easily sold fight with Eubank JR was always felt when he returned.
But Benn has questioned the motivation to move this career with Eubank JR with two fighters in the loom of the world’s title, and plans to retire his opponent.
Ben continued. “Obviously I was ready to fight the WBC World Title (Mario) Barrios, which is still planned after knocking EUBANK.
“But it was a fight that seemed to never disappear, and it was a fight that was required by the public and much more commercially meaningful.
“When he lost, he must retire. I don’t understand why I chose to fight welterweight through this stage of his career. I can go down and get my world title.
“But for me he is chasing one thing and that’s the difference between me and him.”
Benn is an expert who recorded a unanimous decision on Peter Dobson in February 2024 and is a perfect 23-0.
28 years old, he admits that time will come when he loses his first fight. He is not planning to be Saturday.
Ben said, “It was not defeated. I was undefeated. He would not be my first loss. He refused to lose it.”
“I will lose the fight. It is not to say. My style is fun, but there is a vulnerability we are still working, but not to him.
“The idea of what was lost to him, the fear of what was lost is to go out of bed at 5 am.”
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