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$ 21.99 for what? Eubank Jr. vs. Benn PPV triggers outrage when the fans reject the price “Circus Fight”

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PPV price for the event on April 26 in Dazn between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn is £ 21.99 for fans of Great Britain and USD 24.99 for the world.

People on social media mainly say that they do not watch the Eubank JR-Benn event. Sometimes one or two express interest, but they significantly outweigh the fans who perceive this fight as unworthy that they are ordered at any price.

Fighting the family name

The event will be staged at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London, and the promoter Eddie Hearn is already delighted with how 60,000 tickets were sold. Eddie predicts that 1 million PPV buys from straightforward in British fans, which is right because they love this fight for some strange reason. Americans perceive this as a pressure ulcer, like YouTuber match or the fight for a celebrity between non-boxers. Placing the fight on PPV is worrying because even Undercard is needy.

Ring revealed the prices of the fight Eubank Jr. vs. Benn, and fans are not ecstatic to order it for obvious reasons. Eubank Jr. (34-3, 25 KO) and Benn (23-0, 14 KO) are two guys using their renowned parents, making millions without defeating anyone noteworthy.

Undercard

– Liam Smith vs. Aaron McKenna
– Anthony Yarde vs. Lyndon Arthur
-Chris Billiam-Smith vs. Brandon Glanton
– Viddal Riley vs. Cheavon Clarke

As you can see, the card is 100% prone to the British audience, which means that the organizers assume that a sufficient number of fans will buy an event because it doesn’t matter if bombs around the world.

It will be because fans are not interested in ordering PPV events just to see the children of the renowned British fighters. If Benn and Eubank Jr. They beat high -quality fighters earlier, this is another thing, but they didn’t do it. Their CVs are so terribly terrible that it is gloomy that promoters sell it on PPV for fans.

Conor Benn’s best victories

– Chris Algeri: 37
– Peter Dobson
– Chris van Heerden
– Adrian Granados
– Sebastian Formal

Hearna’s forecasts

“The fight will be huge. He performs huge numbers of Pay-Per-View, over a million shopping,” said Eddie Hearn, promoter Matchroom Stamping ground About the event Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn on April 26. “You know that over 60,000 tickets have already been sold. It’s just a huge fight.”

Hearn is right. Eubank JR-Benn is doing well in Great Britain on PPV, but not elsewhere. It is a pity that Dazn does not create this event for free except for Great Britain, because it is not perceived as worth ordering on PPV, unless a person comes from this country. You really have to be a large fan of parents Benna and Eubank Jr. that everyone wants to order this event.

“I listen to comments:” It will be a circus. ” It’s a great fight. “Most give Eubank a little advantage because of greatness. Others who know that Conor think better that they stop him. This is a brilliant fight.”

You would not expect that Hearn will admit that the fight of Eubank Jr. vs. Benn is a fight at the circus level, but it is. Eubank Jr. He is 35 years elderly and has never won the title of the world. His best win in his career is with 36-year-old Liam Smith after he was eliminated by him in the first fight in 2023.

“You are not talking about two British Great. You catch their sons from the couch and put them in the fight for mismatch,” said Hearn. “These are two world -class fighters in their divisions. I just think stylistically, it’s a brilliant, intriguing duel. I think it will deliver it and this is a difference. This is not a fight in which they will enter and feel.

“I have never seen Conor the train this way. It is in the most amazing form. One thing in fighters is that if you get in the best possible condition, that’s all you can do,” said Hearn.

Last updated 04/03/2025

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Tychu desperation: nerves, weight problems and a hanging career in balance vs. Spencer

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Tim Tziu believes that his opponent, Joey Spencer, begins to feel nerves, worries before the 10-round fight on Saturday, April 5, with the time of starting the event at 21:00 et / 18:00 PT, live on the best movie with Newcastle Entertainment Center, Broadmeadow, Newcastle.

By the way: Tsyzu looked drawn today to lower his weight. However, Spencer looks like he has always been hydrated and has no signs of exhaustion. This is not a good sign for Tim.

Career on the line

Many people think that he is the WBO Junior Master of Medium Tiszu (24-2, 17 KO), who is worried, knowing that he is in a situation where he cannot afford to lose with a 24-year-old player Fringe Spencer (19-1, 11 KO). Tziu lost the last two fights and was destroyed in three rounds in his last competition against Master IBF 154-LB Bakhram Murtazaliev on October 19.

Spencer has the power to end Tisz if he manages to land early. The longer the fight, the more he favors Tych, because he has experience and will utilize Joey. Tim has ego and will continue to fight and Cook excuses If Spencer knocks him out. It doesn’t matter, says Tiszu. His career will generally end if he loses.

“We’re both ready to start it,” Tim Tyu said to mediaSpeaking of his fight on Saturday with Joey Spencer. “I know exactly what will happen. I know exactly what I am created from and what exactly I raised me, and which I came from. You can wait a lot.

“Now it matters. It’s not now. It’s now. It’s when you should be the most relaxed,” said Tsyzyu when he said Spencer seems nervous now, “Tsyzyu said.

“I have no problems with the weight of weight. I am ready.” We are both approaching the entrance and it is forbidden. This is a mental change that takes place with many warriors when it is approaching. “

Last updated 04/04/2025

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Joe Joyce 275.1 vs. Filip Hrgovic 250.6 – weighing the results on Saturday at Dazn

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The slightly chubby Filip Hrgovic appeared at a high level for his 10-round headliner against heavyweight Joe Joyce on Saturday, April 5, with the time of starting the event at 14.00 et/11.00 PT at Co-OP Live Arena in Manchester, England. Watch the entire live combat card in Dazn.

Weighing the results

Joe Joyce – 275.1 vs. Filip Hrgovic 250.6

The weight of the juggernaut is six pounds lighter than 281 pounds, which he weighed his last fight against Derek Chisorie on July 27 last year. Joyce seemed tardy and dull in the ring, moving as if he were in tardy motion during a 10-round competition, which lost a unanimous decision.

Compact notification, fears regarding shape

Interestingly, Joyce (16-3, 15 KO) looked slimmer at the waist than Hrgovic (17-1, 14 KO). Who would have thought that “Juggernaut will enter the fight slimmer than Hrgovic. However, this may not matter, because Hrgovic still has a great advantage in the speed of his hands.

In addition, Filip’s Rabbit-Punching The technique is a textbook. Joyce will not last long if Hrgovic is in the form with these deadly arrows behind his head on Saturday. If there is a good judge in the fight, Hrgovic will not be able to operate his rabbit intensively, but requires only one good shot to hurt opponents.

It will be intriguing to check if he will operate this blow to tame Joyce. The way Joe looked in the last three fights with Derek Chisor, Kash Ali and Zhilei Zhang, Hrgovic could quickly perform it, keeping him neat. Promoter Eddie Hearn provides quick HRGOVICA knockout over four rounds.

Hrgovic did not have the entire training camp. He was recalled by a two -week notification about the fight against Joyce after the initially planned opponent, Dillian Whyte, withdrew from the injury.

Looking at the midfoot 32-year-old Hrgovic, it can be said that he has no form, as usual, he is for his fights. It seems that someone who has been sitting on the couch for the last five months, since they have been good to Daniel Dubois from that time for the eighth round of Nokaut on June 1 in Riyadh.

Hrgovic weighed 247 pounds for the fight against Dubois, and after five rounds he gassed. Daniel hit the exhausted Filip from rounds from six to eight, leaving him a damn, badly beaten mess until he stopped.

This week, Hrgovic was filled with excuses about his loss, saying that he was wounded and maybe he was. Dubois was at a different level and would make a number on Hrgovic, no matter how fit he was.

All weights:

Results from today’s weighing:

WBO WBO WOK CHAMPIONSHIP
Joe Joyce – 275 pounds 1 ounce
Filip Hrgovic – 250 pounds 6 ounces

Vacal British heavyweight championship – 12 x 3 minutes
David Adelye – 239lbs 13 ounces
Jeamie Tshikeva – 254 pounds 9 ounces

Super-Delicate Championships in Commonwealth Super-Delicate-12 x 3 minutes
Jack Rafferty – 139 pounds 12 ounces
Cory O’Regan – 139 pounds 1 ounce

Competition in weighty weight 4 x 3 minutes
Delicious Orie – 245 pounds 9 ounces
Milos Veretic – 293 pounds 8 ounces

Round 10 x 3 minutes Super Lightight competition
Khaleel Majid – 139lbs 12 ounces
Alex Murphy – 139 pounds 13 ounces

Cruise weight competition 10 x 3 minutes
Juergen Eldedaj – 199lbs 1 ounce
Gerardo Mellado – 196lbs 2 ounces

Rounds 8 x 3 minutes of the Super Feather competition in Libra
Roiston Barney-Smith-132 pounds 9 ounces
Cesar Ignacio Predes – 132 pounds 5 ounces

Last updated 04/04/2025

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Frank Warren, Chris Eubank Jr. called to resolve the legal dispute

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British boxing promoter Frank Warren and Chris Eubank Jr. They were called to resolve their legal dispute in the matter of Rant Eubank for Warren at a press conference before the unquestioned fight for the title of world champion Artur Beterbieva and Dmitry Bivola.

Warren, 73-year-old promoter Beterbaview and former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, sucks 35-year-old Eubank for a series of offensive comments during a promotional event in London in September.

Eubank later apologized on the same day, and Warren said in a statement that he had accepted an apology, but he sued Eubank for slandering and defamation in the London court in December.

Neither Warren nor Eubank participated in court on Friday at the initial hearing to determine the “natural and ordinary meaning” of Eubank’s comments and later posts on social media.

Lawyer Warren, Richard Munden, said that Eubanka’s statement was “of such a forceful and direct obelgie as you can imagine” and argued that the viewers would have the impression that Warren has deceived boxers, which he promoted over 20 years.

However, the lawyer Eubank, Victoria Jolliffe, argued, however, in court files that viewers know that boxing information conferences often contain “combat, but witty verbal blows”, and Warren’s lawyers excessively complicated what Eubank said.

Judge Robert Jay said that the meaning of Eubank’s comments was that Warren “was often guilty of lies and cheating in his business transactions as a boxing promoter.”

The judge called the parties to resolve the dispute outside the court, saying: “If you do not want to meditate, enough, you have the right to a trial. But I would think that this type of case is able to via.”

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