Promoter Eddie Hearn said that his character was “murdered” after the decision on Conor Benn’s state after he did not pass two drug tests in 2022.
Benn will fight Chris Eubank Jr. On Saturday in London, three years after the cancellation of the first duel after Benn positively tested the forbidden substance when accumulating.
28-year-old Benn was cleaned for fighting in Great Britain in November after its suspension was raised by the National Anti-Doping Panel in Great Britain (DDD). He always maintained his innocence.
Hearn said that his relationship with Benn is deeply personal, he never hesitated with support for his warrior.
Asked if he was ever on a more personal journey with a warrior, Hearn said: “No, because every day you also have a murder of the character and you must make a decision as an individual.
“Are you going to throw away and just say,” I would rather not go through it? “Or maybe you will stand with your partner, in which you believe, and fight him and take all s — which is associated with it?
“This is the option I went to because I believe him, and when I believe in someone, I won’t cry the back door like AB —– and say:” I’m sorry, buddy, you are alone every day. ” We fought with him. “
There have been a lot of emotions related to this event. No warrior hid his reluctance to himself, which was intensified only after Eubank Jr. He hit Benn Egg at a press conference.
While the tensions were high, Benn seemed composed during the fight week and said that he focused on defeating Eubank Jr. Before going further, indicating that there may be another start in the United States in the United States in the United States.
“We’ll see what challenges are at 160 [pounds]. As for me, I’m here to do what I do, and this is a fight – said Benn at a press conference on Thursday.
“I don’t mind, vintage. I love American supporters. Every time I went to America, even in the last two and a half years, I only showed love, respect and desire to fight there.
“I would like to go there and win the world championship title in their hometown.”