Chris Eubank Jr Eyes Canes – Crawford winner after Benn Rematch

Chris Eubank JR not only thinks of Conor Benn. Brighton’s average weight has his eyes fixed in the struggle of Canelo Alvarez vs Terence Crawford on September 14 in Las Vegas, where the pound king for pounds jumps to challenge the undisputed crown of Super-Taps.

Eubank made it clear that he wants to the winner. But first, he will return to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on November 15 for a resale with Benn, a struggle he swears will not leave this time this time.

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Speaking Sky SportsEubank did not move the words.

“It’s a great struggle and it’s a struggle I am looking closely because after sending to Conor Benn for the second time, any of these two men, Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford, I would like to share the ring in 2026. I’m here to fight the big names.”

It comes to Canelo as the largest name of the sport. But if Crawford comes from the discomfort, Eubank says that the man of Nebraska instantly converts to what can be fought. In any way, it promises to be in the front row.

New tricks for Conor Benn

Eubank does not look more than Benn. He admits that rivalry is personal and insists that he has “a few tricks on his sleeve” this time.

“We have a new play plan, we have a new set of skills we will use,” he said. “The first struggle met expectations, now we get to go out and do it again.”

He won his April struggle for a unanimous decision, but claims that this return clash will be the real brand of exclamation. He does not see a trilogy.

“Any kind of important victory and I do not see a third struggle. But who knows? It could be another struggle of the year’s struggle.”

My prey: Eubank speaks like a man with a clear plan. Baptizing Benn again is the minimum. If you scratch or seem cheeky, no one throws it with Canelo or Crawford. These two work in a different stratosphere.

That said, Eubank has an advantage to keep his name in the mix. It is strong, it is marketed and it can fight, its day. The problem? His days have been inconsistent. If you really want a shot to Canelo or Crawford, you not only have to beat Benn, but ugly for Benn. Otherwise, all this talk of “larger names” is just noise.

And honestly, I canal in 2026? This is a dangerous fantasy. But Eubank has always experienced the idea that it is a struggle far from glory. Maybe it’s. It may not be.