The promise of Hear’s “without pronunciation”: Can a perfectly prepared Conor Benn beat the bigger, more experienced Chris Eubank Jr.?

Eddie Hearn had his own sales hat on Tuesday of great arrivals for Chris Eubank Jr. Against Conor Benna, talking about Conor’s chances on Saturday night at their headliner at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London.

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Hearn’s description of Benna (23-0, 14 kos) made him sound like Android that would go out to a trace and destruction mission after pressing the button. Benn may need to be emotions and is determined to perform his mission because he usually fights control. This approach will not act against EUBANK JR. (34-3, 25 ko), who is a fighter who thinks about which one will outsmart him.

Hearn was wild eyes, talking about what Benn would do Eubank JR, and he seems to really believe he will do a job in a larger, more experienced fighter in their headliner on DAZN PPV.

“No pronunciation” Benn

“If we could program Conor Benn, we wouldn’t need a training camp. We would have a special button that only enables Conor Benn to appear at the absolute peak of his powers,” Eddie Hearn said IFL TVTalking to Conor ahead of the fight against Chris Eubank Jr. -At this Saturday night in London.

If Hearn could program Benn, his chances of winning would go up, because he would make the correct decisions against Chris Jr. -a without deviation.

“There is no excuse. The absolute sharpest version of Conor is coming, and I believe it will be good enough. Conor Benn is a great weight,” Hearn said. “On Saturday night, the son of Chris Eubank SR will fight his son Nigel Benna in front of 65,000 people.

This is once in the life of a generational struggle, and it will be a great undercard. This will be electric. We live in a moment and enjoy it. The fight is 50-50 in the fight, “Hearn said about Eubank Jr. against Benn.