Eddie Hearn is still upset that Conor Benn by Chris Eubank Jr. And that he does not abandon the incident. Hearn still believes that the Eubank Jr. team knew what he was going to do and felt it was a “misfits” type move.
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Benn (23-0, 14 COs) looked unpleasant through the incident and just wants to continue the promotion of his collision on April 26 against Eubank Jr. (34-3, 25 COs) at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.
Safety and safety protocols
Hearn says the two fighters will be held apart at Thursday’s press conference. This is a smart step because Benn is likely to try the score with a little tactic. The last thing fans need is that a fist fight must break out before they meet, and one of them is injured.
“It was big for the promotion, but I really didn’t like the move, and I was quite angry when he did it for the first time,” Eddie Hearn said The bumpy groundStill reflecting on the affair by Chris Eubank Jr. From Conor Benn at yesterday’s press conference. “It was the crushing (sound). I didn’t think it was an egg. It wasn’t until you saw the yolk, you realized that it was an egg.
“You can tell something that is crushed on Conor’s face. When I saw Ben (Shalom), I said, “Go from you.” The whole team would know what he was going to do. Eubank has a slide on his shoulder where it is, “I against the world”. He is not interested in having a relationship or partnership with a promoter. He has never been. He is like “I’m my own husband.” He always had that resistance to the world, ”says Hearn.
Don’t worry Satsuma Head I won’t push charges, I’m not a Fanny Devin Haney. I get it back in 🩸 https://t.co/i160gl4v9l
– Conor Nigel Benn (@conornigel) February 26, 2025
Last updated on 02/26/2025
