Conor Benn arrives in London for the next fight against Chris Eubank Jr.

Conor Benn has arrived in London today, from his training field in Majorca, Spain, for his struggle next Saturday, April 26, against the middle -weight contestant Chris Eubank Jr. In Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The event will be displayed Live in Dazn PPV.

Benn (23-0, 14 kos) has been in a fall course, training to assume the largest and most strong Ebank Jr. (34-3, 25 kos). There are not too many boxing fans who believe that this struggle can win because it is a great step in weight and talent. Benn has not fought against contestants during his career.

Conor’s promoter Eddie Hearn says he is ready “210% for the struggle of Eubank Jr., and who believes that he is a safe thing to win for an initial tie in four rounds.

Like many fans, Hearn may have been deceived by Benn’s early success when he was in charge of larger fighters. He did not see this lately against the second -level fighters, Peter Dobson and Rodolfo Orozco.

Benn’s preparation?

His experience is limited to fighting the old fighters and low -level rubbing. It is as if it has never happened in the perspective stage and is now about to face a very well -rated average weight.

“For me, Chris Eubank Sr. speaks negatively about the struggle because of how it is not involved and at the center of attention if I am completely honest,” said promoter Eddie Hearn The ground of handSpeaking of recent comments by Chris Eubank Sr on the struggle of Ebank Jr-Benn on April 26.

“When you are a athlete, all you can do is prepare 110%. When I say 210%, he puts himself in his training field. This is the best field he has ever had,” said Hearn on Conor Benn. “It’s the best you’ve ever looked at. It’s the most apt one ever. It’s the strongest you’ve ever been and it’s ready.”

If Benn is not ready, it will not last long against Ebank Jr. Next Saturday. What we would have liked to have seen is that Conor will get a first experience against some first 160, 154, or even 147 pounds before he assumed Eubank Jr. Benn has never struggled before any Echelon High contestant during his career.

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“Chris Eubank Sr. It was an average weight that was a weight of a higher weight than the slight heavy weight and fought in Cruiserweight. Don’t talk about moving in weight. Conor Benn has already struggled twice,” said Hearn.

“Eubank Jr. wanted to make noise. He likes his attention and likes the opinions. He probably wanted to give Conor a little audience in public for what happened. So he did his thing. It cost him a hundred grains.