Nigel Benn did not hesitate claim that his son, Conor, will face Chris Eubank Jr in a rematch. Two rivals ended three years of bad blood with a brutal clash and coatings at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium on Saturday evening, and Eubank Jr. Given the nod by all three judges as a result of 116-112.

While both boxers agreed to the rematch clause before the fight, 28 -year -old Benn quickly demanded to dispose of his first career defeat after the fight. The twelve penalty rounds could have been taking his toll for now, but in the result of Nigel he also developed plans so that his son would face 35 -year -old Eubank Jr.

“I thought he was doing really well,” Benn Snr said about his son. “He learned a lot from it and he would come back more. He worked too much on the ropes, he should have been out of ropes.

“We don’t take anything from Chris, it’s his night. We can deal with defeat gracefully. We’ll return to the drawing board.”

However, along with the welterweight Benn approaching the showroom of medium weight, Nigel said that the rematch should soon occur so that Benn could return to his former weight.

“You can’t go to 160 and then ponderous down to 147, and then return to 160” – he said. “Stay at the age of 160, make a rematch and then back to your weight. Then we will be ecstatic.”

Benn himself was in a reflective mood after defeat, after the original clash between the rivals was scraped after he did not pass the drug test.

“14 months the ring played,” he said. “Inactivity, except that I felt that it was a close fight, I will not say that I think I won, I would watch it back. I thought it was close. Maybe I stayed on the ropes too long. I liked it.

“It is arduous to swallow. I did not enter the fight, thinking that it would be so close, I did not come to lose or for nothing but victory. I want revenge.”

However, it was claimed that Eubank Jr and Benn could fight again in just five months. The head of boxing of Saudi Arabia Turki Alalshikh revealed that he had already allocated the date and place of continuation.

“If they are not injured and ready, we want a rematch at the end of September in Tottenham,” he said. “British fans were amazing and thank them.”

However, Ben is waiting to see what his path will come. He said: “We always knew that Chris is a good warrior. The whole fight fighting is a conversation. He is a good warrior. I believe that I can fight for 160.

“I would like to avenge this loss, but if we do not make a rematch, I want to go to the welterweight and win the WBC title, [Mario Barrios, the current WBC welterweight champion] Barrios or Eubank rematch. Whatever happens. “

Rashford has become a regular in Villa Park since the Loan from United in January, displacing Watkins as the first -choice of the club, but was particularly absent in Wembley at one of the biggest matches in his recent team this season.

International England was completely omitted from the team, and Unai Emery confirmed that Rashford had been injured in the popliteal tendon, which could exclude it for many weeks.

Boss Villa gave a frosty answer when BBC Rashford was asked, saying, “You know because you asked the question before. I told you that he was wounded.”

Villa longed for Rashford against Palace, falling 3-0 to the Premier League in Wembley thanks to the stunning Eberechi Eze and Orteza ISMAIL SARR.

Emery apologized to travelers who traveled from Birmingham to London: “I apologize for our fans. We were very motivated and we wanted to share our moment with them here in the semi -finals. We must accept the way we lost this match, because Crystal Palace played very well and did not perform as we did.”

Rashford also saw fans greeting in one of the showrooms at the stadium, but his appearance was questioned in social media because of the nature of the gloomy failure of Villa and the surprise of the 27-year-old.

But Rashford has long been a supporter of British boxing and he met Ben Whittaker before winning over Liam Cameron at the beginning of this month.

He only played against Leicester before traveling to Bishop Pulse Live Arena and making contact with Whittaker behind the scenes before he took to the ring.

Rashford and Villa have a infrequent weekly gap between devices, and then they hosted Fulham on May 3, although judging by Emery’s comments, it would be unlikely that the attacker. This season, only four devices left and the lack of clarity of its future, Rashford could already play his last match for the club.

The British boxing icon Frank Bruno participated in the fight Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium on Saturday evening, retreating from a recent disease. The former WBC heavyweight master caused concern after getting diseased during a flight with long hauli last month.

At the age of 63, Bruno received medical assistance at the Doha airport, and then spent two weeks in the hospital after undergoing tests, which identified the viral infection as a cause. Bruno started to Twitter last month to update his observers in his condition, stating: “The last 3 weeks were arduous, especially not knowing what is wrong with me, and the viral infection can mean a lot of things between Dave in the office (head of Dave Davies) and me that we will inform you.

“At the moment I was told that I could not go to work, so work last week and this weekend, please accept my apology, but the office tells me that most bookmakers want to move the reservation. The office tells me hundreds of messages from Well Wishers this morning in the morning, so thank you. I can’t wait to go back to work.”

His manager Dave Davies had previously described in detail Bruno’s test: “Frank was flying to work in Thailand when he got a plane in Doha. The medical crew attended Frank on the plane and in the hospital. Now he is recovering and hopes that he would return to work as soon as possible.”

The presence of Bruno in the ring occurred after the unexpected visit of Father Eubank Jr, Chris Eubank SR, who also appeared to take root for his son in the clash.

Eubank SR, who discredited his son Chris Jr during the fight and claimed that he would not participate, did not stop when he replied Benna’s comments about Eubank Jr.

Eubank SR replied: “Conor, it’s unfair to say that I don’t like my son. I love my son; I don’t like his path, as if I don’t like your paths, but I love him.”