After the defeat of Conor Benn from medium weight Chris Eubank Jr. In April last year, IBF placed Benn on 5 #in its 154-pounds. This is a strange move, considering that Benna’s defeat was 160 years aged. He is expected to fight the rematch with Eubank Jr. in September, and then return to the 147-pound division.

Ranking for losing?

Fans in social media perceive this as a joke, because Benn should not be in the junior rankings of middle scale after losing.

Even at the age of 147, it is doubtful whether Conor deserves a position in the top 15, because his best win in welterweight was against 37-year-old Chris Algieri in 2021. It’s centuries ago, and Benn fought with a delicate fossil.

. Ibf Whether Benn (23-1, 14 KO) was in relation to the high quality pretenders who would most likely beat him much easier than his best, Eubank Jr. Five contenders in the IBF rankings would be a nightmare for Conor Benn if he were to get tangled with them, especially Jorge Perez and Serhia Bohachuk.

5 Conor Benn
7 Jesus Ramos
8 Serhii Bohachuk
9 Jorge Garcia Perez
10 Keith Thurman
15 Charles Conwell

Can you imagine that Benn is fighting the former fleeting champion of WBC 154-LB Bohachuk? It ended badly for Benn, because Boachuk would hit the holes through him when he warmed up. There is no chance that Conor would take a distance from Bohachuk or Jorge Perez. Other guys on this list would be too talented for him.

Benn looked decent, losing to 35-year-old Eubank Jr. On April 26, but he did not fight one of the most newfangled medium -sized medium weight. If it were Janibek Alimkhuly, Erislanda Lara, Carlos Adames or Yoenla Hernandez, he would be lucky that he would reach the sixth round. These guys are real world -class, not a national level, such as Eubank Jr.

September showdown

“We heard that Benn-Eubank Jr. at the end of September in Spurs. This is his Excellency [Turki Alalshikh] He announced – said Eddie Hearn IFL TV About the rematch between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Bennem. “This is what we have in our minds, what we are preparing for, and we will see in the next few weeks what is materialized.

“When Eubank considered hydration, he had all his clothes, and he was half a pound. So he would have two and a half pounds, three pounds to realize.

Benna handicap

Eubank Jr. He looked half the dead on weighing, and then coped with the double 10-pound rehydration clause on the day of the fight. You will take a handicap for Benn and Eubank Jr. He would have wiped the deck with him. In any case, he did it, even exhausted into pieces. Benn was close to knocking out in rounds 11 and 12. He was a training bag for Eubank Jr. in the last two rounds.

“We don’t want Conor Benn to fight a guy for 20 pounds to 25 pounds larger than him in the ring,” said Hearn. “When Conor Benn ages and moves through the divisions, he fights 100% at the age of 154. I don’t think he fought at the age of 160, but who knows? He just had a great fight for 160”.

Pay attention to excuses from Hearna? I would just like to admit that Benn needed special lend a hand to give him a chance, because he could not have a chance against Eubank Jr. With full force. He had to have 60%for Benn to have a chance.

“I think that if we do not make a rematch in September, it can convey us because I do not think that Eubank will be so long,” said Hearn.

Eddie Hearn says “The rematch is in shreds” Between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney after their catastrophic shows on the Times Square card on May 2. Hearn states that both warriors need “another fight”. He doesn’t say who they should fight, but it would be a good idea that he both take sheltered opponents.

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Haney (32-0, 15 KO) was still ready to enter the ring to the meeting, even though Ryan lost his start with Rolando Romero. From the point of view of Devin, he felt that he had done his role by winning his fight with Jose Ramirez in the factor. He was ready to start promoting the planned October rematch from Kingra.

A movement similar to the hare

Hearn says he was told that Haney looked like “Hare” Inside the ring, moving all the time, looking like “petrified” towards the former champion of WBA and WBO Ramirez. He won the 12-round fight with a unanimous decision. He looked like such a constant movement that came out of the battle and his reserves fell as if it were if he lost. It could be better if he boldly fought against failure, because at least he would not look like chicken.

Hearn does not say who Ryan and Haney can fight, which would be good enough to buy back. Fans will not respect them if they fight the cans of tomatoes. They have to fight a welterweight, which can potentially overcome them to come back. Will Devin and his father, Bill Haney, agree to fight a good contender to raise the supply to the rematch with Ryan? I doubt.

“Devin had many demons, but he didn’t do a good attempt to mask them. I got messages from the first round, saying:”Devin looks fossilized “– said Eddie Hearn to Chris Mannix YoutubChannel E, telling about Devin Haney’s performance against Jose Ramirez on May 2 at Times Square. “Ryan Garcia passed a lot through this fight, but he just moved.

“Devin moved like a hare. It was crazy. Actually, when he held his feet a few times, when he did it, he hurt Ramirez many times. I felt like his size, if he was holding his feet, he stopped 100% ramier there. I don’t know if he was the same warrior, whether he needed these rounds to go through this barrier.”

Haney would not stop Ramirez if he stood and trade with him. If so, Haney would be cut because it was marked several times when he stopped running. When he was hit, he started like a rocket and accelerated the ring. Devin doesn’t seem to make a decent shot without falling on the canvas. People do not realize that Haney paired during the camp and was probably wounded many times. This probably made him be even more afraid to mix with the ranie. He looked like a warrior who was wounded in a training camp.

Unintempelized Garcia

“Then we moved to Ryan Garcia, which was strange,” said Hearn. “Nobody really nothing.

Garcia tried to get involved, but after he was hurt in the second round, he quickly gave up. He fought briefly in this round, but felt the power of Rolly and did not dare to risk again.

“None of them is really encouraging, but Rolly did not really do anything,” said Hearn. “It was a strange fight. Haney got on the ring To make a meeting. You have a great rematch now. The rematch is in shreds. There is no value anywhere. And I think they both need another fight – said Hearn.

Ryan and Haney need another fight, but none of them intends to risk in the fight with sufficient opponent, so that the fans believe in them again. The only way they would do it is if Turks Alalshikh put their feet to the fire and told them that they had to defeat the best killers aged 147 or 140 to get a rematch. He should inform them that they have to fight the best players, and if they lose: “unsettled”. It’s like a real life. You are not awarded for failure. Haney failed to play, and this is the worst thing you can do in boxing.

Wrestling

“I mean Ryan must. I don’t know if there is a rematch clause,” said Hearn. “You will not shout again to see both guys in the near future. They have to make a performance and make a spectacle. This is an entertainment business. You get all this money. On Friday and Saturday, the supplies of everyone fell.

Garcia did not speak a preview of the Rolly rematch. He says that he decides from fans whether he should fight Haney, Rolly or someone else. He is not really interested in fighting Rolly again. You can say.

He is not a killer?

“In Ryan and Devin, the point is that they are not killers. You must have a mentality, but on this great stage he was disappointing,” said Hearn.

It is not just that they are not killers. Ryan and Haney are not real talents. None of them is good enough to fight the masters, and even the three best contenders at 147 without losing. He would overcome their way in which they both fought, even the weakest link between the champions in welterweight, Mario Barrios.

William Zepeda (33-0, 27 KO) is to challenge Shakur Stevenson (23-0, 11 KO) at WBC World Lightweight Championship July 12 in Recent York. The match attached the most offensive warrior in terms of performance, William Zepeda against the most defensive boxer Shakur Stevenson.

Zepeda has an average output speed of 93.9 stamps per round, while Stevenson is a boxer that is hit by at least 5.4 strokes landed against him (Compubox). Creating a very engaging duel.

When asked about how Shakur, he would deal with constant pressure, Zepeda said: “From what we saw, he moves on the ring, stays on a distance, but we will have a good strategy. Robust Stevenson.

It is doubtful that he will take an offensive approach against Zepedie, an opponent who has 81.8 percent of the knockout indicator. The last Power Puncher Shakur was Edwin de Los Santos, and in this match he used a very defensive approach. He did very similar to what Zepeda described earlier, continuous lateral movement and persistent by maintaining a secure distance from de los Santos. Its minimum output speed of 209 blows was at least thrown into the 12-round match. After the fight, Shakur stated that he was injured, which led to his low work indicator.

When asked about defensive and offensive dichotomy, Zepeda said: “It will be a very engaging fight, a good fight. Where our strategy will keep us on the surface.” He did not go into details, but the possibility of cutting the ring and minimizing the side movement of Steveson will be the key to obtaining any kind of offensive success. It must also be speedy from the trigger and quickly throw it, because Shakur will give him very restricted landing capabilities. Has a slight advantage of one and a half inch; He will have to quit his stab when he is within reach.

Stevenson is a defensive brain, but he faces the most arduous challenge so far in the offensive volume, who knows how to put great pressure on his opponents.

William Zepeda’s interview