Hearn carefree for the advantage of the size of Eubank Jr.: Benn confident was prepared for the Saturday PPV shock

Promoter Eddie Hearn is not worried about Chris Eubank Jr. Probably enjoy a 10 -pound weight advantage over Conor Benn this Saturday night in his middle struggle, Live in Dazn PPV in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

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Hearn says Benn (23-0, 14 kos) has been causing larger fighters to the camp and will be willing to fight Euank Jr. (34-3, 25 kos). He did not mention who Benn has been. His style of struggle is difficult to imitate, and anything he had had.

A rocky past

Hearn has been inclined by the way Eubank Jr. He did last February, believing that he could have injured Benn during that episode if he had hit him in his eyes.

“Sometimes I feel he has crossed the line a little but probably does not give as ***,” said Eddie Hearn to Fight Hub TV When asked if he likes Chris Eubank Jr. “I have never said anything derogatory about him. I actually respect him. I respect the way in which he follows in the footsteps of his father and, in fact, participates in a hard life.”

Hearn pulled his rug out of Ebank JR negotiations with Gennadiy Golovkin in 2016 and used Kell Brook for the fight. If you are Eubank JR, you could not have had positive feelings about Hearn after this episode. This should have been Chris’s struggle. Obviously, Eubank Jr., Egging of Benn, on February 25, was angry, but finally worked well for the promoter, creating interest where there had been little earlier.

“We have never come in. I didn’t like it. It’s not really my cup of tea. I probably not his cup of tea. We both came from a boxing world where our parents were very successful. His father was a fighter and mine was a promoter. We try to open our way. As you grow older, you can’t bother.

Hearn should not worry about whether Eubank Jr. And they continue. They have probably left a fight, seeing themselves in the resale of Ebank Jr.-Benn. After that, it has ended that Chris Jr. can pursue your career a little more. Given the money he will earn from his two fights with Benn and a possible clash against Canelo Alvarez in 2026, he will retire.

Accept the disadvantage

“I wish you the best. I just don’t think you win Saturday. Conor will be lighter 10 pounds or a stone lighter inside the ring, but we know. It’s no surprise. Chris said that Conor’s last struggle was at 154. He had a four -week warning. That is why. But we have no problem with weight. We will not go, ‘Oh, it is unfair. It is older than us. We know what it is.

“We know what we have enrolled, and has been causing much older men than Chris Ebank in preparation for this struggle. So he is ready,” said Hearn on Benn.