Conor Benn sets a $ 15 million price for Ryan Garcia Fight, quoting “abused” loss in Rolly Romero

Conor Benn says he is not interested in fighting Ryan Garcia, but he would if he was offered “$ 15 million.” He claims that he would have no desire to face “apart from money” because he was “abused” in his loss by Rolando “Rolly” Romero last May.

The big career plans

Benn (23-1, 14 kos) reaches his defeat even worse in his defeat against Chris Eubank Jr., but he has an excuse because he fought against an average weight. He went up two divisions to face Eubank Jr., 35-year-old Rolly, technically struggling with Welterweight, but seemed like a half-young man when he rehydrated himself for Garcia’s struggle.

The Rolly version that Ryan defeated Ryan would probably spill on Eubank Jr. and Benn. None of these boys have overcome world class opposition during his career. They have celebrated the old British, European and ancient champions. These two have existed below the radar, choosing what is left of the old fighters and boys who were never good to start. Some could argue that if it weren’t for their famous parents, Benn and Eubank Jr. They could move away in the dark in the United Kingdom.

Conor is interested in fighting the winner of the July 19 struggle between WBC Welterweight, Mario Barrios and Manny Pacquiao. Benn, 28, wants to capture the WBC title and then face Rolly in a unified struggle for his WBA belt. Interestingly, Conor did not mention that he wanted to fight the heavy weight champion of Wbo, Brian Norman Jr., who is considered the largest punch in the division and, possibly, type 1.

Ryan Garcia Price of Benn $ 15 Million

“I would fight anyone. If they say,” Here is $ 15 million, “There is no problem. That’s all. But there is no motivation apart from the money in this struggle,” said Conor Benn Fight Hub TV When asked if he fought against Ryan Garcia. “You have Rolly with the WBA. Barrios-Pacquiao with the WBC.

It is unlikely that no promoter will be willing to meet the Benn price of $ 15 million, because he has not achieved anything in his career. His thing is to be competitive with Eubank Jr. In an exhausting loss of 12 round decisions last April. After Benn loses again to Ebank Jr., he would be a useless opponent for Ryan or the winner of Pacquiao-Barrios.

“No, because he lost,” Conor said when he asked if a fight against Ryan Garcia would be a mega-lucite. “I see Rolly Romero here in Turkey. This is a struggle that I would definitely like to.

As Benn speaks, he seems to have done great things in his career. Their best wins are against Chris Algieri and Chris Van Heerden, 37.

If Benn had hit solid weights like Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis or Brian Norman Jr, he could act and speak as he does. But when his best wins are Algieri and Van Heerden, he lacks the hanger to set up prices. Turki Alshikh should not have been indulgging in Benn and left him where he found him.

Benn’s unrealistic payment expectations

“It is a huge struggle, but it was lost and mistreated, and has its things to solve,” Benn said about Ryan. “You have to take great care instead of me,“ Oh, listen. It’s a money struggle. “He needs to be resolved first before he approaches a ring.”

If Ryan fired all the cylinders mentally and physically, he probably would probably call Benn on the Neptune planet with one of his left hooks. But obviously, if he is in the form, he was against Rolly, because he did not seemed capable of defeating anyone, even the Shell Shall Devin.