Saunders thought about the match with an injury of April 26 (photo: Michelle Farsi and Mark Robinson, Matchroom Boxing)
Former opponent Chris Eubank Jr Billy Joe Saunders considered his prediction of his upcoming fight with Conor Bennem.
Eubank Jr, who closed the corners with the Saunders for the British medium weight title in 2014, will face Benn at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium on April 26.
It seems that many observers believe that Eubank wins the battle of mind games by this point – but Saunders does not believe that this will move to the ring.
Talking with BoxnationThe former world champion in two validity revealed that he thinks that Benn would throw his elderly enemy in just over a month.
Saunders beat Eubank in 2014 (photo: Graham Chadwick, Daily Mail)
“The last one looked a bit elderly, we should say, and do not forget that Eubank is not such a boxer to get for his stab, gain a nice advantage, employ the work of the legs.
“He was in some scraps and was in good scraps with not the best opponents, but they still gave him a good job.
“I just think that if Conor catches him cleanly and can take one of them good shots, as if Liam Smith’s shot, I think Conor Benn knocked him out.”
Although “Bjs” and Eubank Jr closed the corners over a decade ago, there is still a lot of hostility between them and the rematch has long been discussed.
However, a man from Hertfordshire was not packed since Canelo Alvarez detained in 2021 and despite returning to the ring, which was irritated several times, at this stage looks unlikely.
Eubank JR was fined in the amount of 100,000 pounds Through the British boxing control council for the blow of Benn Egg, although it is a change of pocket compared to the reported eight -digit payment, which is to receive for the fight.
Eubank received a robust fine for hitting Benn (photo: Mark Robinson, Box Matchroom)
The 35-year-old is also a favorite bookmaker, and “The Destroyer” jumps in the weight class to the middle weight in battle, fighting the last two competitions for 154 pounds.
To say, both men must weigh no more than 170 pounds in the morning in the competition, which according to some experts can exhaust a man from Brighton.
San Diego (May 10, 2025) – “El Vaquero” returned to Sunchang Arena San Diego, trying to win his fans. The victory won, simply the way he imagined it.
Emanuel Navarrete He kept his lightweight WBO Junior World on Saturday evening with a technical decision from the eighth round over the Filipino claimant Charly Suarez. The fight was suspended early due to the cut -off of the left eye of Navarrete, which was ruled by judge Edward Collantes, was caused by an accidental head title.
Navarrete (40-2-1, 32 KO) came out shooting, firing wild right hands and jumping left hooks that bloodied the nose of Suarez in the opening round. Suarez (18-1, 10 Kos), Olympian 2016, found moments of success, sometimes landing on Navarrete’s head, and sometimes only on his gloves.
In the sixth, Navarrete suffered a cut, and they both still traded with ponderous shots in seventh place, when Mexico began to bleed abundantly. The ring doctor waved him just after Bell sounded to start the eighth round.
Navarrete won the results of 77-76 2x and 78-75.
“This is the spirit of a warrior to be a Mexico who helped us today,” said Navarrete. “I felt good, I felt mighty, I felt complete. Unfortunately, what happened with my head, of course that it ended. But when we fought, I felt good.
“From the first moment I knew it was the title of the head. He completely divided the eyebrows and from the first moment I noticed that it was the title of the head.”
Suarez said: “I’m sorrowful at the moment, but it’s part of the game and I know that Navarrete won the fight, but it’s part of the game. I would like to make a rematch. I want a rematch with Navarrete.”
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