George Groves calls Chris Eubank younger to withdraw after Benn Victory, citing hospitalization and lack of great struggles

George Groves wants Chris Eubank Jr. He pulls out, not taking a rematch with Conor Benn. He considers Eubank Jr. (35-3, 25 Kos) saw his “best days”, and notes that he was hospitalized two days after his unanimous victory in 12 laps over Benn (23-1, 14 ko) 26. April in London.

Why withdraw now?

Groves says that “No other great fights” 35-year-old EUBANK JR. is available, so he wants to see him leaving the sport at the top after a victory and a big salary. However, Eubank Jr. There is no intention of withdrawing. He wants a rematch with Benn and a potentially mega fight against Canel Alvarez in 2026. Sounds like Grows trying to interfere with Eubank Jr. Creating a dynasty with money that will earn from rematch and other well -paid fights.

Eubank Jr. He threw absurd shocks for medium weight in the last two rounds. Benn is buried with activities and is close to stopping in both rounds.

Eubank Jr’s Punch Exit

– 11. Circle: 109 shots and landed 52
– 12. Circle: 122 shots and landed 57

Eubank Jr. He showed that a young man couldn’t match him. In the first three rounds, Benn had his moments throwing one -way right bowls. But Conor was helpless after Eubank Jr. changed his style of struggle, forcing the fight inside. He couldn’t do anything. He is not a combined blow, and with the power he just throws his right hand.

In the immediate vicinity, Benn could not get any power because he should have been on the outside to create a force on his shots. Eubank Jr. He saw that flaw in Benna and used it.

Benn could only land occasional shootings from the fourth round to twelve when Eubank Jr. moved outwards, but these are rare. Most Benn’s damage to Chris JR’s face happened in the first three rounds before adjusting to the action to be pulled from the inside.

“No, I don’t think it’s a rematch. There’s no rematch. They had a fight. It was as big as it could be,” Groves told Sky Sports. “I think Eubank should withdraw,” George Groves said Sky Sports Boxing About him who wanted to hang gloves rather than fight Conor Benn again.

“Eubank got a victory. But I think he went straight to the hospital and didn’t get home until Monday morning. So, I think he should leave his career there. I think Eubank should withdraw. His best days were going, much beside him. But he had a massive night. He had a great fight. There’s no one closer.”

Benn’s weakness exposed

I don’t see Eubank Jr. agrees with the recommendation of Groves to withdraw. Why should you? He knows how to beat Conor and probably will stop him in the rematch starting faster. Instead of fighting Benn’s fighting in the first three rounds, Eubank Jr. He will force him to a war close range and overcome him with activities.

As we have seen, Benn’s weakness is his inability to throw a combination and fighting inside. That won’t change. Eubank Jr. He knows a draft defeat Benna, and he will ruin him in rematch. Promotor Eddie Hearn would do well if Conor was taking away from the fight against EUBANK JR. -A, because it will get worse.