Fans want Conor Benn to move back to 147 to face Devin Haney for his next fight, rather than staying in the middleweight to have the bigger, more capable Chris Eubank Jr.
Benn (28) looked sharp and slightly EXCELLING MUSICATION OF MUSICATROPHY Today, the pillows hit a ring of magazine video. The form is there, but he has to put the muscle back that he looks like he has lost. It will be a double -edged sword for Conor if he prefers to eubank Jr. again. Although it would be a nice payday, he will probably lose, take punishment, and its market value will fall.
Benn’s Next Fight: Haney?
‘The Destroyer’ Benn (23-1, 14 COs) does not have the inside of the game to win that fight, and he will not learn to be sufficient in that area in one training camp.
Conor Benn’s welterweight options
- Devin Haney
- Mario Barrios
- Manny Pacquiao
- Gary Antuanne Russell: *140 pounds, but with enough size and the ability to set a serious problem for the beginner Benn
I would not advise Benn to challenge welterweight champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis or Brian Norman Jr.. For their titles because they hit too hard, have too much talent and have a great advantage in skills. Although WBO Welterweight Champion Norman jr. (27-0, 21 cost) only 24, he has a lot more experience in the sport than Benn. He took it seriously from the first day and Conor was likely to hit within two or three rounds.
Haney (32-0, 15 COs) negotiated a fight against Theofimo Lopez for a catch on 145 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. However, Teo has changed his mind about the struggle to leave Devin high and dry without an opponent. It was the second opponent with big names that slipped through the former World Champion of two divisions of Haney’s fingers.
The first was Ryan Garcia, who did not deliver on May 2 in his fight against Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero. Kingry lost surprisingly against Rolly by a 12-round decision at Turki Alalshikh’s Times Square event in New York. It was supposed to be a showcase event with the ‘Big three’ – Ryan, Haney and Theofimo – look like gold against less opposition. None of them looked good. Turki chose the wrong horses for his Times Square event.
Last updated on 06/04/2025
