Fans invite Conor Benn to face Devin Haney next in 147

Fans want Conor Benn to return to 147 to face the liberated Devin Haney for his next fight, instead of staying in the middle category to fight the larger, qualified Chris Eubank JR.-Au Revans.

Benn, 28, looked sharp and light Muscular atrophy Today, hitting pads in the video on the magazine Ring. The pattern is there, but he has to return the muscle to which he seems to have lost. It will be a double -blade sword for Conor if he decides to fight Eubank Jr. Although it would be a nice salary, it is likely to lose, absorb the punishment, and its market value will fall.

Benn -s the following fight: Haney?

Benn (23-1, 14 ko) ‘The Destroyer’ does not own an internal game to win that fight, and will not learn to be enough in the area in a training camp.

Welterweight Conora Benna Options

• Devin Haney
• Mario Barrios
• Manny Pacquiao
• Gary Antuanne Russell: *140-Pounder, but with enough size and ability to represent a serious problem for beginner Benn

I would not advise Benna to cause champion in the velter category of Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis or Brian Norman the younger for their titles because they hit too much, possessed too much talent and would have a huge advantage in skills. Although the champion WBO Welterse Norman Jr. (27-0, 21 ko) only 24 years, there is much more experience in sports than Benn. He took it seriously from day one and will probably knock out Conor within two or three rounds.

Haney (32-0, 15 ko) was in negotiations to fight Teofimo Lopez to fight the weight in 145 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. However, Teo changed his mind about the fight, leaving Devin tall and dry without opponent. It was the second opponent of a big name passing through the fingers of the former world champion in two divisions.

The first was Ryan Garcia, who was unable to deliver on May 2 in his fight against Roland ‘Rolly’ Romera. Kingry was surprisingly lost to Rolly by a 12 -round decision at Times Square Turki Alalshikh in New York. This was supposed to be a showcase of an event with ‘Great Three’ – Ryan, Haney and Theophimo – look like gold against less opposition. None of them looked good. Turks chose the wrong horses for his Times Square event.