Conor Benn says he wants to fight Devin Haney at the age of 147, if his rematch with Chris Eubank Jr. There will be no next one. Recently beaten Benn (23-1, 14 KO) says he “Sale” Fight with Haney (32-0, 15 KO).
Checking reality in welterweight
This choice says a lot about himself and the goals of Conor Benn in his career. If you choose Haney, it means it’s about money. However, who can be Benn actually overcome 147 talented opposition? I can’t come up with one warrior who is able to beat. Would be exceeded towards these fighters:
– Jaron Ennis – Brian Norman Jr. – Rolando “Rolly” Romero – Shakhram Giyasov – Karen Chukhadzhian – Mario Barrios – Eimantas Stanionis
He chose Haney after terrible performances against Jose Ramirez and Ryan Garcia. The choice of it explains that Benn focuses on business movements, not on being the best. 26-year-old Haney looked at Ramirez, running around the ring; He is a warrior at the level at the bottom-we need to Rock Bottom.
Unfortunately, for Conor, the chances that he will fight Haney before he is beaten again. Devin will probably fight Ryan Garcia, and if it is not him, it will be someone else who will stop him.
Turki Alalshikh will want values after Haney is fighting Jose Ramirez on his huge card last Friday evening at the Times Square in Fresh York. Haney became against his past warrior, throwing only 224 hitting the entire 12-round fight. He spent most of the competition.
Haney on Benna’s radar
“It’s definitely Eubank, because if I don’t do Eubank, this ship sailed,” said Conor Benn to Ariel Helwani’s YouTube The channel about who wants to fight next. “So there must be another eubank. If this is not the case, the chapter is closed. Then I would fall to 147 and I would prefer Haney of them. “
As you can see, Benn collects low -hanging fruit, choosing Haney over one of the predators in 147, which would put it as a little more than sepper at the national level. Basically, it is.
Factory of excuse
“He was much larger. Watching the most vital attractions:” Oh, it’s much bigger, “said Conor, whining about Eubank Jr. He is bigger than him, sounding as if he uses it as a overdue excuse for his failure. “When you watch the most vital events,” it’s much larger than me “, but on the other hand I am a welterweight.”
What Benn does here, cooks excuses for his loss in Eubank Jr. It’s a pathetic vision. Instead of simply admitting that he lacked talent, which he defeated the non-Divine Eubank Jr, Benn uses his weight disadvantage as the reason he lost. It’s quite low.
“I think I went to the ring in Fight Night Three Funts at the age of 160.
Well, if Benn is not a 160 pound war, why did he agree to fight Eubank Jr.? We already know. Cash. Why Conor Bellyaching about this after receiving all these millions? Benn is now richer than more talented welterweight, which have actual abilities.
“As far as I know, contracts have already been signed,” said Conor about his rematch with Eubank Jr. “I hear September. I potentially hear [Tottenham] or Wembley [Stadium in London]Benn said about where the rematch from Eubank Jr could be issued.
The Eubank Jr.-Fenn 2 rematch will be the next fight of the circus without any meaning, as well as their previous fight on April 26, which Conor lost the 12-round unanimous decision of the results 116-112 x 3. Benn lost every round from fourth to four after Eubank Jr. He adapted, changing his fighting style.
Tony Bellew is going against the grain for tonight’s Daniel Dubois vs Fabio Wardley rematch.
The pair meet again just five months on from their thrilling first encounter, with Dubois now WBO champion having won the belt from Wardley via eleventh round stoppage.
After surviving two early knockdowns, the Londoner – who is now in his second stint as heavyweight titlist – took over the contest with a solid jab setting up thudding attacks that exhausted Wardley.
Though the Ipswich man stayed on his feet throughout, referee Howard Foster waved it off as the punishment because too much.
It is how the fight ended, and those last few rounds in which Dubois was largely dominating, that make him a strong favourite to retain his belt.
Giving his prediction to the BBCformer cruiserweight world champion Bellew backed Wardley to have success early again, but capitalise fully this time and end it.
“I’m going to be the difference. I am going to back Fabio Wardley by knockout within six rounds. Yep, I said [it]. I’m going for Fab within six.”
Dubois was on the canvas within ten seconds last time out, and took a knee in the third when hurt again.
Bellew has questioned Dubois’ resolve in the past, pointing to his stoppage loss to Joe Joyce as proof that there is a point he can be pushed to that he is not willing to go beyond. Many, however, will look to the first Wardley performance and disagree.
Both men recorded the highest weights of their careers on the scalessuggesting that neither will be changing the gameplan to a more measured affair, rather looking to engage in round 13 from the off tonight at London’s O2.
Top trainer Peter Fury has offered his expert analysis on the rematch between Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley, believing it is still a 50/50 fight.
Others, meanwhile, will argue that Dubois should be made a considerable favourite, based on how he was able to dismantle Wardley in their first encounter.
In order to do so, the ‘Dynamite’ puncher was compelled to climb off the canvas in rounds one and three, having been put down by blows to the top of his head.
Proceedings then became a little one-sided as Dubois, utilising his fundamentals, managed to score an 11th-round finish with his thudding jab and superior footwork.
Wardley, however, wasted little time before activating the rematch clause in their contract and, in turn, securing the chance to reclaim his WBO title at London’s O2 Arena tomorrow evening.
Many will argue that such a swift turnaround could lead to his downfall while, due to his power and toughness, others would suggest that the 31-year-old is always dangerous, no matter the opponent standing across from him.
As such, coach Fury has told Boxing King Media that, while Dubois is rightfully brimming with confidence, it would be foolish to entirely dismiss Wardley’s attributes.
“I think it’s a great heavyweight fight – Dubois has got heavy hands and a good jab as well, so it’ll be interesting.
“You’ve got to say Wardley’s got it all to do, because the confidence of Dubois will be high. And if Dubois’ super confident, he’s a problem.
“But let’s see – Wardley was able to hurt Dubois early on. I still think that fight is a 50/50 fight.”
If he emerges victorious against Wardley, then Dubois will likely be targeting a unification match with Agit Kabayel or Filip Hrgovic in 2027.
Daniel Dubois will face Fabio Wardley in a rematch of a heavyweight slugfest from earlier this year, with Dubois defending the WBO heavyweight title he took from Wardley on that night.
Live coverage will kick off at 2 pm ET, and we’ll have results and updates during the four-fight, main card undercard, then live, round-by-round scoring and updates for the main event itself.
How to watch Dubois vs Wardley 2
Start time: 2:00 pm ET for main card, prelims begin at 11:00 am ET
Streaming: DAZN (Ultimate subscription or Pay-Per-View)
PPV Cost: As a standalone, one-off purchase Pay-Per-View, the price is $59.99 (or £24.99). With DAZN’s Ultimate tier, the show is included as part of your subscription.
Location: O2 Arena – London, England
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