Amir Khan gave World Boxing News an exclusive interview about his views on the recent Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn Fight.

The former world champion in two importance was impressed by the competition with Fight of the Year, which took place on April 26 at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London.

Eubank Jr. And Benn defeated each other years after years of hostility, expanding the heritage initiated by their fathers, Chris Eubank Sr. and Nigel Benn.

Khan watched Eubank and Benn gave all twelve rounds before 65,000 fans in Great Britain in medium weight.

Eubank won a unanimous decision to make three fights without a victory for the Benn family.

Asked about the thoughts of the battle, Khan said worldboxingnews.com: “What is this a huge fight. I think that boxing needs.

“I was very content that this was such a fight. Both warriors performed great, but Benn shocked me the most.

“I think it is complex to beat him if he continues to perform in such performances. Nobody expected it and surprised everyone.”

WBN told Khan that the contracted rehydration clause Eubank equalized the fight for a welterweight. The man from Bolton agreed, but says that such details do not matter when the fight is so good.

“Let’s be candid, nobody thought it would be such a fight. A great respect for both warriors. What a fight was, everyone was on the verge of their sitting.

“I loved everything,” said the 38-year-old.

“I think that Eubank definitely exhausted him, a great time. He was not the same warrior we saw, but if he was, maybe it wasn’t the same fight. And what a fight it was.

“Nobody really cares for the weight when you see such a fight. It was good for boxing, especially in Great Britain, because the last few programs were not the best.

Competition Eubank Jr vs. Benn will continue this fall by a rematch, which promises to be the biggest fight in Great Britain in the latest memory.

As both men met earlier, the accumulation will be less heated, because warriors strive to prove their inflammation in the ring.

They will meet on the same conditions on the average weight limit, and 28-year-old Benn had an advantage over age over 35-year-old Eubank.

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The heavyweight weight of Jake Paul, who believes that he can become the future world champion, survived the brutal third round to pass 11-0 in Florida.

Dainier Pero, a Cuban Olympian with a huge family, suffered two knocking down in the same verse before he won.

Navarro started clearly and defeated Pero, who devoted time to settlement. Navarro then woke the Pero, dropping him firmly on the canvas with an exaggerated law and again with the upper part.

Pero proved that he got up twice and managed to see the round despite the constant pressure.

The 25-year-old would not make the same mistake because he won most of the rounds from that moment.

“Fear” moved to 11-0, 8 KO and retained his title WBA Continental USA Heavyweight with what turned out to be close to a unanimous decision.

All three referees of Ringside cards won 96-92 after ten rounds, because Pero retained his undefeated record against Mexico Cesar “Chak” Navarro.

After losing, Navarro fell to 13-3, 11 KO in the main event of the most valuable MVP 12 perspectives at Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando.

Paul maintains that Pero is still on the way to fame.

MVP stated: “Pero overcame adversity to remain invincible and continue to become a legitimate claimant in the heavyweight department.”

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Results Pero vs Navarro Undercard (delivered by MVP)

In the event of cooperation, Corey “2smoove” Marxman (11-0-1, 8 KO) provided a performance against another pretender Rising Tayden “The Butcher” Beltran (10-1-1, 5 KO).

The couple exchanged blows in the planned 8-round airy showdown filled without interruption.

From the opening bell, Marxman controlled the pace, dazzling the crowd with his trademark, releasing crunchy, powerful combinations that have repeatedly supported Beltran to Lin.

Beltran absorbed Marxman’s shots and replied with some of his own explosives, briefly gaining momentum in later rounds. But Marxman’s pressure turned out to be overwhelming, culminating in the seventh round, which forced the judge to enter.

The fight waved with thunderous applause of the hometown of the hometown, when Marxman celebrated the well -deserved victory of TKO and continued his climbing in airy ranks.

On the main card, 19-year-old 18-time national champion Like Gallegos (9-0-1, 7 KO) defeated Mexico Pedro Castaned (8-1-1, 5 KO) through technical knockout in the fifth round.

Opening the main card, Nat “without love” of the pigeon (5-0-1, 1 KO) he drew with Texas originating Nayeli Rodriguez (4-0-1) 38-38 on all cards.

In the preliminary headlight of the card, Ariel “The Golden Hulk” Perez (7-0, 4 KO) defeated 26-year-old Mexican Mario Bedolla (4-4, 3 KO) in a 6-round airy hefty fight.

“The Golden Hulk” won the decisive unanimous victory of the decision (60-54 x3).

Jeremy Adorno, Elise Soto and Quincey Williams won the early action.

Team USA 2025 Men High Performance. The list was announced after the 2025 youth selection camp.

The selection camp took place at United States Olympic & Paraolimpic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., From April 20 to May 7.

In 2025, men Team USA in 2025 consists of nine athletes in so many weight classes this year. Nine men are led by the captain of the Salim Ellis-Bey team (Philadelphia, Pa.), Who won a seat in a 60 kg division. A representative of 60 kg Stars and Stripes has recently won the most outstanding men’s youth boxer at the US national championships in the USA Boxing in Richmond, Virginia.

In return to the youth team there are two 2024 World Boxing U19 Gold Medalists Championships, Lorenzo Patricio (50 kilograms) and Joseph Awinongy (80 kilograms). By setting up a list of men in the US, the US Youth Boxing in the USA Landon John Patricio (55 kilograms), Lavant Brownlee (65 kilograms), Jose Vasquez (70 kilograms), Anthony Lon (75 kilograms), Angel Blancarte (85 kilograms) and Ninani (90 kilograms).

The US team will now go to the Brandenburg camp, which took place in Colorado Springs, Colo., July 6-23. The youth team will go to Germany to take part in the Brandenburg Cup from July 29 to August 3.

The US Youth Team is run by the national development trainer Edward Fonteneaux (Fayetteville, North Karolina). Fonteneaux helps Jason Hamilton (Spanaway, Wash.), Blanca Gutierrez (Pacifica, California), Alex Love (Colorado Springs, Colo.) And Ronald Wright (Columbus, Ga.)

US Boxing Youth Youth Man High Performance List:

50 kg: Lorenzo Juanito Patricio | Waiananae, Hawaii

57 ng: Landon John Patricio | Ceasvent, Hawaiian

60 kg: Salim Ellis-Bey | Philadelphia, Pa.

65 kg: Lavant Brownlee | Louisville, ky.

2025 A team with high -performance women in the USA Youth Boxing announced five boxers listed to the High Performance Women in the USA Boxing Women’s team

Team USA 2025 Youth Women’s List is finalized after the youth selection camp ends. The camp was the host at Olympic & Paraolimpic Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., From April 20 to May 7.

Five women were chosen after an intensive camp, in which participants were assessed in terms of the criteria of scoring conducted by the High Performance US Department.

Stars and stripes will be led by Joscelyn Olayo (48 kilograms), who was appointed captain of the team after winning a place for the second year.

Join Olayo in the band there is 2024 World Boxing U19 Championships Bronze Medalist Laila Zakirova (51 kilograms). The list of youth women in 2025 also includes Alexis Tangaro (54 kilograms), Lauryn Elmore (65 kilograms) and Kayla Maria Moore (over 80 kilograms).

The US team will now go to the Brandenburg camp, which took place in Colorado Springs, Colo., July 6-23. The youth team will go to Germany to take part in the Brandenburg Cup on July 29 to August 3.

The US Youth Team is run by the national development trainer Edward Fonteneaux (Fayetteville, North Karolina). Fonteneaux helps Jason Hamilton (Spanaway, Wash.), Blanca Gutierrez (Pacifica, California), Alex Love (Colorado Springs, Colo.) And Ronald Wright (Columbus, Ga.)

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USA Youth Female team List:

48 kg: Joselyn Olayo | Las Cruces, Nm

51 kg: Laila Zakirova | Staten Island, ny

54 kg: Alexis Tangaro | Waianae, Hawaii

65 kg: Lauryn Elmore | Sacramento, California.

80+ kg: Kayla Maria Moore | Dispute, va.