Benn Shrugs off IBF DROP, AIMS FOR BARRIOS ‘WBC BELT

Conor Benn Isn’t the IBF Removing Him Today From Their Top 15 Rankings at 154. His Target Is After WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barrios After His Rematch Jr. Chris Eubank Jr. Next Month in Their Middleweight Bout on November 15 in London.

Benn (23-1, 14 kos) in Junior Middleweight 20 months His Victory Over Peter Dobson on February 3, 2024. So, It’s Understandable Why The Ibf Has Chosen to Remove Their Top 15 rankings.

TARGET: Mario Barrios

Conor, 29, is ranked # 4 WBC welterweight, and he wants to return to Challenge Barrios (29-2-2, 18 Kos) After He Faces Eubank Jr. NEXT MONTH. Barrios is Seen As the Weakest Link at 147 by Many Boxing Fans.

It should be a bad public relations on the Benn’s Part to Target Barrios for the WBC Belt Rather Than Fighting the winner of the November 22nd Fight Devin Haney and welterweight Champion Brian Norman Jr. However, The Risk Would Be High for Because of Norman’s Power.

Financially, Going After Barrios’ Title Would Make a Champion at Wellterweight, And He Could Make Good Milking The Belt Against Different Contenders to His Choosing. He could Also Set Up Unification Fights Against One of These Welterweight Champions:

• Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero – WBA
• Lewis Crocker – IBF
• Brian Norman Jr – Wbo

“His Belt has got my name. The Belt I Want. Jr.

Eubank Jr. vs. Benn 2 Will Headline on November 15 on dazn PPV at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Tottenham, London, England. Benn Is Getting Another Chance to Fight Eubank Jr. (35-3, 25 kos) After losing a 12-round Unanimous Decision to Him Earlier this year of April 26th.

The Rematch is Basically Just A Business-Level Fight, As Eubank Jr. Soundly beat benn Last April, Winning by The Scores 116-112, 116-112, and 116-112. Benn Loked Like Was Ready to Be Knocked Out in The Later Rounds. He absorbed A Lot of Punishment In The Fight.

Can Benn Handle Eubank Again?

It should be a good idea for Benn’s corner to the towel or pull out IF Starts Getting Wording Over Again Jr. Because He Doesn’t Need to Stay in There and Take A Needless Beating. There’s Too Vast A Gulf In Natural Size and Experience Between Him and Eubank Jr.

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