By: Sean Crose

Not so long ago, he was considered one of the best fighters on Earth, an undefeated leave with the power of impact and a mass appeal. Then Terenca Crawford came. Before Errol Spence met Crawford in the ring a few years ago, their fight was basically considered a coin throw, so equally qualified that two men seemed. Then the bell appeared opening their unification of the welterweight title. From there, everything was down Spence. Clearly claiming that he is better than two warriors, Crawford blep his man in one side until he mercifully ended in the ninth round.

After the fight, Crawford reigned as the undisputed welterweight master for a tiny time before he finally moved to the juniors of the average weight. At the moment, it looks like Crawford will face it, and only Canelo Alvarez in a strange, but justified superfigure. And Spence? The syntax Texan has not been evident in the ring since his crushing defeat with Crawford in 2023. It has indeed have passed some time. The question is not even when Spence returns to action, but if it returns to action. In the end almost two years have passed. What’s more, Spence is 35 years venerable, not entirely venerable according to current standards, but there is also no spring chicken.

The truth is that even now returning to the ring will guarantee Spence a lot of attention, as well as a lot of money. After all, there are potential notable opponents. Keith Thurman comes to mind, just like Tim Tsyzyu. However, to face these names, Spence will have to officially come back. There will probably be a melody after returning to the fight, not because you can blame it for it. Provided that he decides to retire, but Spence should not be criticized for her decision.

After all, boxing is a challenging sport, difficult and perilous. And Spence was terribly beaten by Crawford glove. The wars against Kell Brook could also draw consumption from Spence. And then there was a stern accident that almost killed him to take into account. Given everything, Spence had treacherous things – successful but treacherous. Considering this, Spence can still come back. After all, he is a warrior and warriors are fighting. Provided it is in sufficient physical condition to come back, it will be good to see him.

People on X are in weapons about Turks Alalshikh, choosing Edgar Berlang vs. Hamzah Sheeraz as a headliner on his on July 12, July 12 in Modern York. Fans perceive this fight as an unworthy card that is loaded with fighters with much more talent than any of these guys.

Interestingly, Mike Coppinger did not disclose in the announcement of this loaded card, which will be the main event. However, find out that Berlanga-Sheeraz is a card star.

“Lianga-Sheeraz, Turkish Alalshikh,” said and Rafael on X Asked who is the star on the card on July 12 in Modern York.

July 12

• Edgar Blangga vs. Hamzah Sheeraz – the main event
• Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda-Scholar
• Alberto Puello vs. Subriel Matias – Puello’s WBC Lithe Welter Wweight at the rate
• David Morrell vs. IMAM KHATAEV – Lithe contenders for heavyweight

Fans believe that Turki gives Hamzah (21-0-1, 17 KO) a prestigious position because he likes him. This is probably a more strategic move, because in this sheeraz in the headline position increases the interest of fans of Great Britain in buying an event on Dazn PPV. If Sheeraz were buried on the basis of Berlang, there would not be so much interest from British fans.

Market forces

Placing Modern Yorker Berlang (23-1, 18 KO) in the main event is also a clever move of Turk, because it will bring its Brooklyn fans to watch it or order it at PPV. Edgar, of course, has restricted talent and looked embarrassingly bad from his defeat with Canelo Alvarez in September last year, but is popular in Modern York.

Berlanga also has a villain, and he doesn’t even try. The way he boasts himself seems to be detached from reality, you can’t understand how mediocre he is. When Edgar talks about himself in charming categories, it sounds like a person suffering from megalomania and has no feet strenuous on earth. After Berlanga feels a few losses, he will go to the ground.

Conor Benn revealed a mental toll, which adopted him during a long dismissal from sport, hindering training after what he went through. He says he went through hell, trying to remain motivated only for training.

Game of compassion?

It is not clear why Benn (23-0, 14 KO) deepens all these things before the fight on Saturday, April 26, against Chris Eubank Jr. Is he looking for sympathy of fans to look at him in a positive lightweight? Eubank Jr.- Benn will fight live on Dazn PPV from the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London.

PPV price for American fans is USD 24.99. To interest Americans with a fight, Benn must be more positive. Eubank Jr. He does his role to create a noise, but he can’t do it himself.

It seems that this is a wrong strategy if the goal is to get fans. It is too tardy for that. What Benn should do is to keep his jap closed about the past and focus on the fight itself, without causing ancient wounds.

“I didn’t want to fight. I was just tired. The training was tough. I wasn’t myself. How can you be you,” said Conor Benn Ring magazine About what he went mentally, trying to train during a long period outside the ring after leaving the ring.

“How can you be you, not dealing with it, not knowing how to deal with it and how to deal with it. I train and I did not even want to train. I show more discipline, more ambition and more honesty than anyone would have at this stage of my career, going through this kind of adversity and I was still able to come to the gym.”

Factor of wealth

Well, it is easier to deal with what Benn did with his time from the ring when you are affluent as he. It was not as bad as it would be for a warrior who obtained a positive result for PED, who was not affluent in millions on his bank account, with an exorbitant car, home and who did not grow up in luxury because of the celebrated dad –having a pillow of wealth Of course, of course, to put Conor in a different situation than a warrior who had to be energetic to stay.

“Do you think I wanted to train? I didn’t want to train. I couldn’t even bear the gym view,” Conor continued. “I couldn’t even bear the idea to the gym. It’s just a matter of reaching the gym. I’m going to the gym, crying, fighting only after shaving, go to the gym. Take this step.

“People say that I can’t bother with training. These were the only sessions that count and are critical are those you don’t want to do; otherwise it’s basic,” said Benn.