Conor Benn revealed the spiritual toll that it took him during his long dismissal of the sport, which made it difficult to practice after what he went through. He says he went through hell to stay motivated just to train.
Play sympathy?
It is unclear why Benn (23-0, 14 COs) now before his fight on this Saturday, April 26, against Chris Eubank Jr. Looking for sympathy from fans to make them look in a positive light? Eubank jr.- Benn will fight Live on dazn PPV from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.
The PPV price for our fans is $ 24.99. In order to be interested in the fight, Benn must be more positive. Eubank jr. Do his part to create buzz, but he can’t do it alone.
It looks like a wrong strategy if the goal is to win fans. It’s too late for that. What Benn should do is keep his yap over the past and just concentrate on the fight itself without arousing old hurt.
“I didn’t want to fight. I was just tired. Training was difficult. I wasn’t me. How can you be you, ‘Conor Benn said Ring magazine About what he spiritually went through to practice during his long period from the ring after he was out of the ring.
“How can you be your without dealing with it, without knowing how to deal with and how to handle it. I practice, and I didn’t even want to practice. I show more discipline, more ambition and more integrity than someone at that stage of their career, by going through the kind of adversity and still succeeding in coming to the gym. ‘
Wealth factor
Well, it’s easier to deal with what Benn did out of the ring with his time when you are rich as he is. It was not as bad as for a fighter who tested positive for a ped who was not rich in millions in their bank account, with an expensive car, home and who did not grow up in a luxury life because of a famous father –the cushion of wealth has To fall up, Conor naturally places in a situation other than a fighter who had to be active in supporting themselves.
“Do you think I wanted to practice? I didn’t want to practice. I couldn’t even see the gym, ‘Conor continued. “I couldn’t even endure the idea of the gym. It was just a matter of coming to the gym. I drive to the gym and cry, just struggling to come to the gym, walking to the gym. Take the step.
“People say I can’t bother to exercise. It was the only sessions that count, and are valid, that’s what you don’t want to do; otherwise it’s easy,” Benn says.
Last updated on 04/21/2025
