Conor Benn revealed a mental toll, which adopted him during a long dismissal from sport, hindering training after what he went through. He says he went through hell, trying to remain motivated only for training.

Game of compassion?

It is not clear why Benn (23-0, 14 KO) deepens all these things before the fight on Saturday, April 26, against Chris Eubank Jr. Is he looking for sympathy of fans to look at him in a positive lightweight? Eubank Jr.- Benn will fight live on Dazn PPV from the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London.

PPV price for American fans is USD 24.99. To interest Americans with a fight, Benn must be more positive. Eubank Jr. He does his role to create a noise, but he can’t do it himself.

It seems that this is a wrong strategy if the goal is to get fans. It is too tardy for that. What Benn should do is to keep his jap closed about the past and focus on the fight itself, without causing ancient wounds.

“I didn’t want to fight. I was just tired. The training was tough. I wasn’t myself. How can you be you,” said Conor Benn Ring magazine About what he went mentally, trying to train during a long period outside the ring after leaving the ring.

“How can you be you, not dealing with it, not knowing how to deal with it and how to deal with it. I train and I did not even want to train. I show more discipline, more ambition and more honesty than anyone would have at this stage of my career, going through this kind of adversity and I was still able to come to the gym.”

Factor of wealth

Well, it is easier to deal with what Benn did with his time from the ring when you are affluent as he. It was not as bad as it would be for a warrior who obtained a positive result for PED, who was not affluent in millions on his bank account, with an exorbitant car, home and who did not grow up in luxury because of the celebrated dad –having a pillow of wealth Of course, of course, to put Conor in a different situation than a warrior who had to be energetic to stay.

“Do you think I wanted to train? I didn’t want to train. I couldn’t even bear the gym view,” Conor continued. “I couldn’t even bear the idea to the gym. It’s just a matter of reaching the gym. I’m going to the gym, crying, fighting only after shaving, go to the gym. Take this step.

“People say that I can’t bother with training. These were the only sessions that count and are critical are those you don’t want to do; otherwise it’s basic,” said Benn.

Frazer Clarke he needed less than a round to break up Ebenezer tetteh – But what should be a pure return ended in complete chaos after Tetteh completely lost his head.

Clarke operates – Tetteh loses the story

After taking one appropriate impact from Clarke, Tetteh fell like a low-cost deck. Judge Kevin Parker He rightly waved to save him from further punishment.

And how did Tetteh react? By grabbing the judge like a broken brat, throwing a robbery. No professionalism. No respect. Just shameful behavior.

Safety had to be immersed and Tetteh out of Parker before it worsens. Then instead of facing music, Tetteh legs straight from the ring And he attacked to the wardrobe – before an official result could be announced.

Total embarrassment.

Clarke remains frigid, immersed at the moment

Meanwhile, Clarke stood high – back in the ring after he demanded surgery thanks Fabio Wardley last year.

He didn’t even sweat when he did his work early and steeped his victory with his team.

After the fight, Clarke said:

“Since my debut I have been crying for this kind of performances. I went through the murky times, so it’s amazing.
People can take everything they want from it, but I was very cheerful that I returned to the boxing ring. “

Last word: Clarke deserves credit, Tetteh deserves shame

Frazer Clarke did exactly what he was supposed to do: lift, throw your hands, deal with business.
Tetteh?
He embarrassed his team and sport with this Klaun show.

Gripping the judge, pushing him and embroidery like a sulking child is not a box – it’s cowardice.

Huge Fraze moves forward. Tetteh should hang his head with shame.

Full results:

• Super welterweight: Sam Eggington Defeast Lee Cutler by PTS
• Heavyweight: Clarke Frazer Def. Ebenezer Tetteh by TKO in the first round
• Average weight: Tyler Denny Def. Elvis Ahorgah by points (97–92)
• Support sender: Elliot Whale def. Lucas Ballingall by points (79–74)
• Average weight: Troy Coleman def. Bradley Goldsmith through the seventh round of TKO (watch video)
• Super Middle Wweight: Mark Jeffers def. Ricardo Lara by the second round

Liam Cameron (23-7-1, 10 KO) went along a high road, not deciding to complain about the quick losing TKO in the second round against the lithe ponderous weight Ben Ben Whittaker (9-0-1, 6 KO) in a rematch at the Resorts World Arena in Birmingham, England.

34 -year -old Cameron showed his class, criticizing judge Howard Foster for prematurely stopping the fight in the second round after Whittaker threw him. Ben led anything significant leading to detention, but Foster decided to wave it.

Fans on social media baked a judge, saying that he was a classic British interruption. Cameron was not bitter because of the ending. He mentioned after the fight that “He earned a fortune “ In a rematch today with money changing money.

Comparison of Morrella

The 27 -year -old Silver Olympic medalist in 2020 is too elderly to fight at this level, and it becomes clear that he does not intend to move in the ranks of Pro. He is at the same age as the former world champion in two divisions David MorrellBut he is still continued during the training. Morrell did not fight at the Olympic Games, but developed more skills than Ben in the Cuban national team. It was imported faster.

Whittaker’s promoter must find out what to do with him, because it seems that it requires protection similar to Hamzah Sheeraz. He lacks a spark that would indicate that he was able to fight the world -class opposition.

“Become defeated by a better man. He was a silver Olympic medalist. I gave him a difficult time in a Saudis. I thought I could do it again. He went again, got a professional team and returned stronger. Good work,” said Liam Cameron to do it Boxing king mediaTalking about his loss with Ben Whittake tonight.

Cameron can rethink his whipping Whittaker after he looks at the replay to see that he never had the opportunity because of his early arrest. This fight should allow for continuation instead of being detained by a judge, Foster.

Getting fans

“He is high and edged,” said Cameron, asked if he expected Ben to come out tonight. “Being a popular guy, he doesn’t force me to win fights, but I will take it to the grave forever. It’s boxing. In one, two, three fights, they [fans] he can love him [Whittaker] him after a while. It will be one switch, just like with me. “

The only way fans will start to like Whittaker is that his fights will stop ending with controversy, and if he beat guys at the highest level in 175 instead of choosing meters of 168 pounds. If Ben wants to be liked by fans, then he must fight David Morrell or David Benavidez and prove that he can beat them. I wouldn’t give Whittaker a chance against any of these guys, but if at least he tried, you could respect it.

“It happened. The fight happened that way,” said Cameron about his loss. “Look where I am. I don’t like to say it, but I got an absolute fortune. It’s not for me. It’s for my children. It’s all for me. I never thought that I would earn what I deserved tonight.

“I put everything in my strength and conditioning. We did everything perfectly. You can say that he wanted the crowd to like him,” said Cameron about Whittaker. “He must figure it out and recover it.”