How is the style of the middle struggle of Chris Eubank Jr. changed neutralized an early Conor Benna attack and secured a unanimous victory of a decision in London

Ryan Garcia is one of the many who noticed that Chris Eubank Jr. (35-3, 25 Kos) “changed your entire style ” In the midst of his struggle with Conor Benn (23-1, 14 ko), turning a fight into a warrant of warfare to win 12 rounds in their fight in London.

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The younger, faster and more powerful Benn created a candidate for the medium weight in the first quarter of the struggle EUBANK JR. He injured Eubank JR, teasing him in the third round, injuring his jaw and cutting him.

Final stroke statistics

– Chris Eubank Jr.: 367 of 912 by 40.24%.

– Conor Benn: 215 of 593 for 36.26%

Within the war

What Eubank Jr. He did changed his entire style from the fourth round, leading the fight to the interior to neutralize Benn’s strength and speed. Inside Eubank Jr. overcame Benn with fast fire combinations, throwing a non-stop without hard and complete control over the competition. He never looked back from that point.

The results were 116-112, 116-112 and 116-112. I had that 117-111 for Eubank Jr. (9-3), because it seemed to have won in every round of the fourth.

Eubank changed his entire style of medium fight hahaha

– Ryan Garcia (@ryangarcia) 26. April 2025

“Eubank I was noticeably injured three or four times. I just couldn’t get a finish,” Conor Benn said in Post-Bobba press conference. “So, I’ll make sure the next time I finish it there. Nobody likes to lose. A close fight. You have to be sharp to yourself.

“I look at myself and say,” This is not good enough for me. “I want to win.

Benn seemed to be only Eubank Jr. hurt once in a fight. Benn was injured several times in the later rounds, looking as if he were in serious problems at 10, 11 and 12 rounds.