The misconceptions of “Victory” by Conor Benna: Why his Eubank Jr. Rewatch fantasy

Conor Benn today said he thought he was watching his fight against Chris Eubank Jr. from last Saturday. “Won the point” In their conflict in the middle category in 12 circles at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. He says he won’t “cry for spilled milk” complaining of the outcome. Benn is extremely fooled.

I hate to break that to Conor, but he didn’t get closer to the victory. It was 9-3 for the benefit of EUBANK JR, and he was fortunate that the fight did not stop at 11th and 12th rounds because Benn took over the royal beating.

Shift Eubank Jr.

The judges had 116-112, 116-11.2 and 116-112. Many fans considered Eubank Jr. (35-3, 25 ko) swallowed the last nine rounds from the fourth round. Eubank Jr. 35, fought through the first three rounds when he decided to fight the outside, but from the fourth round he changed his style and fought from the inside.

Benn has shown zero ability and is a bad beating from the fourth round to twelve. On the 11th and 12th rounds were fierce for watching because Conor non-stop was accelerated by the combinations of Eubank Jr.-ai that they stopped him.

“I watched the fight and I thought I had won her with a point,” said Conor Benn that Ring MagazineTalking about his conflict against Chris Eubank Jr. -And last Saturday.

“Chris Eubank Jr. works at the age of 16. Boxing for conversations. “Conor Benn, his stock raises out of the fight. He is not 160, and even forgets about 154.”

I agree with Adam. Eubank Jr. He has to focus on the fight against Canel Alvarez, not unnecessarily with Conor Benn. We have already seen that fight. The rematch will go up to Benna, which is likely to be knocked out. His stock is somehow high because he has gone through 12 medium weight bullets, though an old homemade level.

Would be a different story if Conor would pass 12 rounds with medium weight champions Janibek Alimkhanily, Erislandy Lara, or Carlos Adames. Then it would really talk about Benn, but it’s not a big deal that he went to the distance against old nonhiever like Eubank Jr., because he never succeeded in his home and European level during his career.

“If he manages to go down to 147, he changed my mind that he would become a world champion. I think he can beat Like (WBC champion in Welterweight Mario) Barrios and really achieve something magnificent.”

Targeting the weakest connection on 147

By killing Barrios for his WBC belt, Benn would do “manifest”. If the Barrios wins, which is viewed as the weakest relationship In 147, he would only duplicate what the tiny Gervont Davis and the ring Keith Thurman had already done so. Conor Benn can probably beat Barrios, but also many other fighters in 147. He is just a guy who is raised in his WBC title via E -Stage.

Barrios comes out of the 12-round against Abel Ramos (28-6-3, 22 ko) last November in a fight that many box fans saw as a clear victory for Ramos.

The champions that Conor cannot win in 147 are Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis (IBF and WBA) and Brian Norman Jr. (WBO). These guys are good for Benn, and I doubt the promoter Eddie Hearn would dare to match them because he would know that the end result would go bad for his little money earner.

The media with any of these guys would not be a good idea for Conor at any time in the rest of his career. Hearn is not stupid. He won’t put Benn with him and watch him wipe. The money that Conor pulls out of the British audience will dry overnight after being dismantled by the two.