Chris Eubank Jr is at the British Boxing Board of Control (BBBOFC) investigation center after controversial films presenting his extreme weight limitation tactics. The next general, directed against his army-nuezis Conor Benn, triumphed in an invigorating meeting at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, where over 65,000 fans were witnesses his victory with a unanimous decision on Saturday evening.

The expectation leading to the clash was destroyed by several controversial problems, and the most shocking event appeared during official weighing. Eubank JR received a fine of 375,000 GBP for lack of weighting weight requirements, initially tilting the scales to 160.2 pounds, and then to 160.05 pounds. Nevertheless, in the morning he managed to weigh below 170 pounds.

Among the boxing enthusiasts, fears were erected after the spread of films showing that he was putting on a suit in a sauna in a desperate attempt to drop the last few pounds, then steeped in his fight.

Then, after the films gained adhesion on social media platforms, BBBOFC reportedly decided to examine the Eubank JR method used to bring weight.

According to the boxing scene, this investigation is to check whether his weight lowering tactics have broken their rules.

BBBOFC guidelines clearly prohibit the apply of sauna and sauna suits. British boxing leader Robert Smith spoke about messy events that took place before the Friday weighing, commenting; “The problem arose because he was tardy for weighing. If he arrived there on time, considering that he was only slightly, he would bring weight.”

Eubank Jr came to weighing at noon on Friday, an hour later than Benn. “I don’t know what they were doing,” Smith added.

“But appearing tardy, it meant that he had very little time to go down to a shrinking weight. We had no concerns. Eubank was on the right track to make 160 pounds. We keep a register from previous fights, and the trajectory of weight loss Eubank was very similar to how it was in the past. These are ongoing matters.”

BBBOFC will now look for comprehensive details about the intensive cutting of the British weight to lend a hand seek this situation. Benn, who conveniently brought weight, on Saturday evening he moved two classes of weight with very expected clashes.

After experiencing your first professional failure, the “destroyer” will gladly buy back.

Speaking in Good Morning Britain, Benn said on Tuesday: “I’m ready to train now. I have heating in the gym, I have my sauna ready to recover. As soon as this interview is straight in the gym. I live for it, I do it, who I am.

“There is a rematch clause. We’ll see. We have many options, but of course we both agreed to the rematch … It’s bitter to swallow it. From all people, losing to Eubank.

“It’s hard! Personally, I thought I was throwing a fight through the round. It could have been going both ways … What a great warrior, what a great dance partner. So a loan for Chris for him and his win, but I want revenge.”

Tyson Fury told Oleksandr Usyk that he was ready to get out of his pension to the third fight, telling Ukrainian that he would be ready “anywhere”. Fury resigned from a professional boxing in January after losing the second fight, but now he has presented the requirements for their trilogy to be completed in Great Britain.

Usyk will fight Daniel Dubois at the Wembley stadium on July 19 in a rematch and claimed that he had one more fight before retiring. When asked who the last competition could be with, said Uyk Stamping ground: “Maybe it’s Tyson Fury. Maybe it’s Anthony Joshua.”

The 38 -year -old pressed on to take fury again, he added: “He is not retired. I think Tyson will continue training, continued boxing, because he is a great man. Yes, Tyson Fury … a lot of speaking – a lot of speaking – blah blah blah blah – but he is good. Great man, wow.”

Fury commented on this interview and on Instagram and fired: “Twice beaten the fuck and the world knows the truth. Every time any place. Sucher (sic) UK next time 100,000 people.”

Usyk in both cases defeated the Fury via Split, and then a unanimous decision, despite Fury’s claim, but did not dispersate the position of his last opponent that the January pension is final.

The Gypsy King linked on Monday with Sugarhill’s coach Steward, fueling speculation that he was preparing to return to the ring.

In a good mood, Fury said during a film in social media: “Only in the gym I come across someone you can know.”

Steward added: “We are coming back the guys, you know what time it is.”

Then Fury perhaps gave his most persuasive clue at the retirement, saying: “You know what is coming.”

Another former world champion, Anthony Corolla, remained uncompetitive that the Fury would remain retired, as he said: “This is not the first time when he is retired, the second or third.

“He will call that he is in the gym, although knowing Tyson, it could only be a bit. I think there are still a few huge fights for him, and with these huge fights there are huge payments.”

Conor Benn opened the door to the duel with Ryan Garcia after a Saturday defeat with Chris Eubank Jr.

Benn will be on Friday in the Times in Fresh York to witness Garcia’s Clash with Rolando Romerowhich concerns the “ordinary” title of the world in welterweight.

The competition between the couple results from the fight at the Ring magazine awards in January.

Garcia was free of Benn after an exhilarating defeat with Eubank Jr at points at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.

“To be sincere, there is really no losing in this fight!” Published X.

“High head Conor”.

Benn has a rematch clause with Eubank Jr, and Turks Alalshikh directed the return fight in September.

But the “destroyer”, who moved to the medium weight to face Eubank Jr, says that he will return to the welterweight to fight Garcia or with the WBC champion, Mario Barrios.

“If the rematch does not happen, I would like to fight Barrio for the title of WBC,” said the 28-year-old Ifltv.

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“If this is not Eubank.

“But on the other hand, I’m going to Fresh York tomorrow to see Queen Ryan, so we’ll see.

“I believe that he runs a campaign at the age of 147.

“He has the title of WBA, provided that he wins this fight.

“There is no problem. I am surely fighting him for the title of WBA champion.

“There are options.”

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If Garcia won, he put himself a chance to shot in IBF and WBA “Super” Titlist, Jaron Ennis, with whom WBA received two duties.

A man from Philadelphia was given the order to defend the belt, which he had from Eimantas Stanionis at the beginning of this month against Shakhram Giyasov, and then the winner of the Friday match between Garcia and Romero.

Garcia is fighting for the first time since his controversial victory over Devin Haney in April last year, which later changed to the BRE competition after 26 years of positive testing to Ostarine.

California received an annual suspension by Fresh York State Athletic Commission, a ban that ended last week in time to fight against Romero.