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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