Fighting “Career End”? De la Hoya about the potential consequences of Benn – Eubank Jr. II

Promotor Golden Boy Oscar de la Hoya believes that if British fighters Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr. Rungeon fights, probably “ending their careers” for the punishment they absorb in the Second War.

Eubank Jr. He threw almost 1000 shots and Benn was close to knocking him out at 11th and 12th rounds. Chris Jr. It landed 367 out of 912 thrown by 40.2%. Benn was 215 out of 593, for 36.3%.

Benn and Eubank Jr. They don’t have a career. They operate at the domestic British level. So, even if they are physically washed after the Second War, they can continue to fight the same opposition level as before, without any fall because they do not fight the world class fighter.

Eddie Hearn expressed his belief that Benn could win world titles in 147 and 154, but any little hope could happen if he was fighting Eubank Jr. again. in the second strenuous match.

Both fighters traded with bombs close to last Saturday night in London, England. Naturally larger and more experienced fighter, Eubank Jr. (35-3, 25 Kos), beat Benn (23-1, 14 Kos) by a unanimous decision of 12 rounds of 116-112 x 3.

About Hoy’s warning

“The rematch will end their career immediately. That’s so intense,” Oscar de la Hoya said Fix About Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr. -It, if they fight again for how hard their first match was.

Promotor Eddie Hearn expressed concern for Benn’s career if he takes a rematch with Eubank Jr. because he knows it will be a busy fight that will push him to the edge. If Conor just takes care of money and gets that big salary, they are likely to take a rematch. He had already said that he wanted to fight Eubank Jr. again.

If Benn returns to the Welterweight Division after the second fight with EUBANK JR, he will not manage well if he is fighting against competitors or any of the champions. Even WBC champion Mario Barrios would be too good for him, especially after Eubank Jr.