Conor Benn apparently did not leave any stone rotated to the Saturday medium weight match with Chris Eubank Jr.

Benn based his training camp for Eubank Jr on Mallorca, in which Sparring Denzel Bentley, Bruno Surace and William Scull, everyone to prepare him for the most arduous and biggest challenge in his career.

Adding Scull to the camp was intriguing, and the super middle champion IBF wants to upset the chances when he will face Canelo Alvarez at the unquestionable May 3 championship in Riyadh.

And, according to Conor’s father, Nigel Benn-Bylema in two weight-his son said Cuban resignation during intensive sparring sessions.

“This guy entered the gym,” said Benn Ifltv.

“I didn’t know who it was.

“He was the guy named William Scull.

“They were sparring and said in the fourth round or fifth:” Oh no, I need a minute. “

“Conor does only 40 seconds [breaks between rounds].

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“Then he sat on the ring line because he was a bit tired.

“Come to the rounds of the fifth, six and seven, began to feel the pace, and then in the eighth round Conor put him on him.

“What did he do? He stopped sparring.”

Turki Alalshikh, whose magazine Ring runs Saturday event, earlier said that the winner of Eubank Jr vs Benn can face Alvarez next year.

Benn, who usually conducts a miniature -hearted campaign, fights for the first time in average on Saturday, when he collides with Eubank Jr at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, while both men cannot weigh more than 170 pounds on the second day when the morning of fighting.

Eubank Jr overthrown the size of greatness at the great newcomers to London, pointing to the fact that the “destroyer” had his last two fights in the division above the welterweight.

“I still hear these two classes,” said the 35-year-old.

“It does not appear in two weight classes.

“His last fight was 156 pounds.

“He puts four pounds.

“For three years he has not been a welterweight.”

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The couple were to fight in October 2022, but the clash was postponed for a week of fighting after it turned out that Benn twice tested the prohibited clomiphene substance.

The 28-year-old was cleaned by the national anti-doping panel in November.

It was fans of the fighting boxing: Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn this weekend at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium at the Tottenham London stadium. The fight, which was previously delayed, will take place on Saturday, April 26, 2025, and a wider event starts at 17:00. They are expected that their walks will take place from around 21:45.

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The fight Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn will take place on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at the Tottenham Hotspur London stadium.

The event will start from 17:00, and the couple should take walks at 21:45.

Before the main event there will be several other fights, including Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur 3.

Here is a full list of fights:

• Main event: Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn – Middle Wweight
• Anthony Yarde versus Lyndon Arthur 3 – Lithe weight
• Liam Smith vs Aaron McKenna – average weight
• Chris Billam -Smith vs Brandon Glanton – cruiser weight
• Viddal Riley vs Cheavon Clarke – cruiser weight

The fight between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn is to be close.

And bookmakers seem to agree. Ladbrokes awarded Chris Eubank Jr 4/7 to win, and Conor Benn 6/4.

Alex Apati from Ladbrokes said: “Chris Eubank Jr enters a scorching fight this weekend as the one he defeated when it comes to the chances, although at the moment many players are very in Benna’s camp.”

Here is a full list of vents for the fight Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn at the time of writing:

• Chris Eubank Jr – 4/7
• Conor Benn – 6/4
• Draw – 16/1
• Eubank JR to win by knockout – 6/4
• Benn win by knockout – 9/4
• Eubank JR to win by decision – 3/1
• Benn to win by decision – 6/1

George Groves said that although Chris Eubank Jr is holding knockout power, he was unable to hurt him in a square circuit. In what is settled as one of the greatest British boxing matches of the generation, Eubank Jr has a rivalry with Conor Benn to bed for life when they meet at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium on Saturday.

Of course, in medium weight, Eubank Jr enters a fight as a master of Ibo with a general 34-3 record, three inch higher and a advantage with a capacity of four and half inch to 23-0 BENN welterweight. However, if Groves’ claims have something that could have repelled, he may not be able to finish his work when he finally has his day with one of his biggest rivals. Talking to IFL TV, Groves said about Eubank Jr: “I mean he was physically forceful, but I don’t remember any shots that came, where I felt as if my legs stiffened or buzzing me at all.

“It is certainly so massive that you would not like to give any free shots, he caught me with a few cuffs with left hooks and the like, but I think that everything was really good, so every time he could miss a little, which he could see as a success, I closed him. I closed it with massive hands to the body, it’s a shot.

“He is certainly a physical guy and a forceful guy, but when it comes to the power of impact, you see many of his shots, because he loads so much and made him miss them, especially many combinations he cast. I think my power was at a different level.”

One of only three career losses in the Eubank JR record, Groves took the head of his Pugilist in February 2018 with a unanimous decision after 12 massive rounds. As a result, Eubank Jr gave up the Super Middleight belt, and also lost the Super Middle belt in Groves (Super).

While Eubank Jr traditionally fights with two classes of weight over the weight of Benn, two men are to meet at 160 pounds during a fight in the capital on Saturday evening – with a hydration clause that will not allow Eubank JR to add 10 pounds to your night fight.

With losses with Groves, Billy Joe Saunders and Liam Smith, Eubank Jr, he fights with the winning run at the age of 35 with 25 knockouts in his name. Meanwhile, Benn will hope to protect his own flawless record that saw how he controlled such as Peter Dobson, Rodolfo Orozco and Chris Van Heerden.

The 28-year-old has not yet won the golden world championship during his career and hopes that he will be able to put in the title photo with a win with a much more experienced opponent.