Conor Benn’s deception “Victory” claim: Why his eubank jr.

Conor Benn said today that he thinks he has his fight against Chris Eubank Jr. “Won by a point” In their 12-round middleweight collision at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. He says he is not going to “cry about spilled milk” by complaining about the outcome. Benn is completely deceived.

I hate breaking it to Conor, but he didn’t come close to winning. It was 9-3 in Eubank Jr.’s favor, and he was fortunate that the fight was not stopped in rounds 11 and 12 because Benn had a royal beat.

Eubank Jr. shift

The judges had it 116-112, 116-11.2 and 116-112. Many fans felt that eubank jr. (35-3, 25 COs) swept the last nine rounds from Round Four. Eubank jr. (35) struggled through the first three rounds when he chose to fight on the outside, but of round four he changed his style and fought on the inside.

Benn showed a zero ability in close and had a bad beat of round four to twelve. Round 11 and 12 were fierce to look at, because Conor hammered uninterrupted with quick fire combinations of eubank jr. And close to being stopped.

“I looked back the fight back and thought I won it with a point,” Conor Benn told Ring magazineTalk about his collision against Chris Eubank Jr. Last Saturday.

“Chris Eubank Jr. was done at 160. He must move in weight, and he has to chase a fight with Canelo,” Adam Catterall said Talksport Boxing. “Conor Benn, his stock is rising from battle. He is not a 160, and even forget about 154. ‘

I agree with Adam. Eubank jr. Must focus on the fight against Canelo Alvarez next, and not run it back unnecessarily with Conor Benn. We’ve seen that fight already. The rematch will go worse for Benn, which is likely to be knocked out. His stock is kind of high because he went 12 rounds with a middleweight, although an old household level.

It would be a different story if Conor 12 rounds go with middleweight champions Janibek Alimkhanily, Erislandy Lara, or Carlos Adames. Then it would really say something about Benn, but it is not a big matter that he is the distance against a guy winner like Eubank Jr.

“If he could get to 147, he changed his mind that he became a world champion. I think he can beat the people like the WBC welterweight champion Mario) Barrios and really achieve something wonderful. “

Target the weakest link at 147

To beat Barrios for his WBC belt, Benn would not make ‘manifier’. If he defeated Barrios, considered the weakest link At 147, he would only duplicate what the little Gervonta Davis and ring-giant Keith Thurman did. Conor Benn is likely to beat Barrios, but also many other fighters at 147. He is just a man who has been elevated to his WBC title by e -mail.

Barrios came to Abel Ramos (28-6-3, 22 CO’s) last November last November in a fight that many Boxing fans considered a clear victory for Ramos.

The champions that Conor cannot beat at 147 are Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis (IBF and WBA) and Brian Norman Jr. (WBO). The guys are very good for Benn, and I doubt the promoter Eddie Hearn would risk him against them because he would know that the end result would go bad for his little money maker.

Wasting with one 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 is not going to bring in Benn and watch him be wiped out. The money that Conor draws from the British audiences would dry up overnight after being taken apart by the two.