Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn settles in one of the hardest competitions in boxes on Saturday evening, and experts cannot agree to who will win. It is a fight that has been in the field since 2022, but two English were on a collision course for their entire career, taking into account the competition between their fathers, Chris Eubank SNR and Nigel Benn in the 1990s.

And both men go to fight ruthless precision, amazing speed and knockout, both professionals and experts see their eyes who will be raised. Joe Calzaghe, who was renowned for his first world title in the form of a Super Middleight belt in WBO nad Eubank SNR, a bit favors the 35-year-old. Talking with Boxing TalkSport He said, “Yes, I think it’s tough to call.

“I think that in terms of talents they are at the same level, but the size usually wins the fight, so in a sense the advantage over Eubank, because he is a naturally bigger guy.” It is a sentiment that was also made available by Carl Froch, asking Tony Bellew on his YouTube channel: “Chris Eubank beat Conor Benn, I agree or disagree?”

However, “Bomber” did not agree with Froch’s statement, answering: “I do not agree. He is a great boy, but we must see Conor back in a normal fight and see how the years influenced him …[He’s] Too speedy, too explosive. I just think he is beating him … explosive, powerful, speedy.

“Conor Benn is one of them, you will probably have to knock him out. He goes out on his shield.” The tensions between Eubank Jr and Bennem cooked when “Next Gen” hit his 28-year-old enemy with an egg during a meeting in February.

Two men had to be demolished after the incident, which soon after the promoter Benna Eddie Hearn described as “b **** move”. This only contributed to the intensity when the men prepared for war with each other. The generational competition results from the boxing friction Eubank SNR and Nigel Benn, which reaches over 30 years.

They both initially met in November 1990, and Eubank Snr won the WBO Medium weight title over Bennem through the ninth round of TKO, then stopped the belt three years later through a draw. Eubank Jr enters the Sheepdog as an IBO medium weight master, with a general 34-3 record, while Benn has a flawless 23-0 record Sam-Chyc, fighting for 13 pounds lighter in the middle weight of the average Eubank Jr.

Eubank Jr and Benn will meet on Saturday evening in 160 pounds, with the hydration clause to prevent any man from 10 pounds between the Friday weighing and night fight to level the field.

Amir Khan made a dramatic phrase, saying that Conor Benn has enough power to knock out Chris Eubank Jr after watching the previous train. The two bitter boxing rivals will finally take the ring this Saturday (April 26) to resolve their long -lasting feud.

Eubank Jr and Benn had a collision almost three years ago, but the fight was canceled only three days earlier after Benn did not pass the drug test in accumulation. Since then, he cleaned his name and from last year he was allowed to continue his career in Great Britain, between him and Eubank Jr did not lose love, and the latter breaks the egg on the face during the conference after the press in February.

My fighters will meet in Middle Wweight who will get involved in the irrigation clause, which means that they can only add a few pounds after weighing on Friday. Benn, who recorded 14 downtime in his 23 victories, will move up two divisions from his natural class to a challenge, while Eubank Jr will have to fall.

A immense weight discrepancy led to criticism that the fight against Eubank Jr in 160 pounds is a step for a 28-year-old. Last month there was a two -time world champion, Khan, said: “I think Eubank can pour him out, but Benn rejects everyone because he has more power for his weight than most at the age of 147. But when he moves up, I don’t think he’ll take this power and will be able to knock out Eubank.”

However, Khan has completely changed his attitude and is now convinced that Benna’s additional weight will mean that he has enough power to threaten Eubank JR, even moving until the statement that he is a bigger blow.

Khan said: “Conor Benn will be in secure hands, because Eubank is not the biggest blow. It is very technical, but I think that Conor can be a bigger blow in this fight, taking some weight. So I think I think he is very even, good fight for both warriors.

He added: “But listen, everything can happen in boxing. Conor Benn could start quickly and could enter immediately and knock him out early. The way he trained – looks explosive.

“I watched him train the fight against Eubank, and he looks really risky. I think he regains this love again. You need this dance partner to restore hunger, and I think Eubank is this guy.”

However, Dad Eubank, Chris Eubank SR, committed details about the weight, recently, saying that the fight should not and will not continue, calling his son’s behavior in gathering “shameful”. The boxing legend with tears said: “I am so hurt by what happened to him, and this is the situation in which my son put in. Connor, destroy his career if they have not destroyed her yet.”

He continued: “They break the rules. And when you break the rules, we have a country of peacocks. It’s Great Britain. We have developed boxing. So stick to the rules. Otherwise, what is happening to the warriors is what you see here. The fight will not happen. I am so sure of this fact. This will not happen.”

And still the undisputed world champion of WBO Gabriel “Sweet Trison” Fundor (16-0, 8 KO), from Coachella Valley, dazzling fans in Fronveve Arena in Oceanside with the dominant detention of a compulsory and pretender to the world title Marilyn Badillo (19-1-1, 3 Kos), with Cuautitlán, Mexico. In the seventh round, the fund for the first time dropped Badillo for the first time in her career with a edged stab to the face; The judge began 10-tyl, and Badillo pointed out that he could no longer continue, sealing the victory of the Fund’s statement. The 10-round main event, co-founded in Sampson Boxing and live broadcast around the world, meant the first fund’s performance, leading a recent era in women’s boxing.

“I knew that compliance would come – it was only about how I wanted to set it,” he said Gabriel’s background. “We train really tough and I’m more mature now; with mature age. In the first round I could adapt to her style and get used to tilting her head. In the last round I was like a train – I stayed on her and remained coherent. I was not surprised that she didn’t want to knock down anymore. That’s why I was training. I was ready to collect more lanes in other divisions!”