Conor Benn Slams Chris Eubank Jr. For Fighting Wellterweight: A Hypocritical Attack?

Conor Benn Slammed Chris Eubank Jr. In An Interview For Him Fighting a Welterweight Rather Than His Weight Class at 160 or 168. Benn (23-1, 14 Kos) Sees That AS A Weakness on Eubank Jr’s Part.

Eubank Jr.’s Massive Fight Paydays

Obviously, Eubank Jr. (35-3, 25 kos) Is Fighting Benn, 28, for the Giant Paydays. His Purse For The First Fight With Conor Was $ 12 Million, And He’s Expected to Make A Similar Amount to Their Rematch on September 20th. There’s No One at 160 That Eubank Jr. Can Fight Who Is Popular For Him To Get The Same Kind of Dough.

“Do I Respect Him That Much? No. Why’s Height WellWeight? Why Not Fight Someone Your Own Weight?” Said Conor Benn To IFL TV About Chris Eubank Jr. “Because He’s scared. He’d rather Fight A Welterweight That He Go Going to Be An Easy Fight. Imagine Me Fighting A Lightweight. “

Benn’s Hypocrisy: Tank Davis Call-out

Conor Benn is Forgetting That He’d Called Out Lightweight Gervis Davis in Early 2024 After His Over Peter Dobson. He Wanted The Fight With The Smaller WBA 135-Pounder Tank Davis. For Conor to Be Trashing Eubank Jr. Fighting for a Welterweight Makes Him A Hypocrite. It’s Okay for Benn to Try and Fight on opponent Two Divisions Below Him, But Not Not For Eubank Jr.

The Reality Is That Neither Fighter Possesses The Talent to Fight The Top Dogs In Their Respective Weight Classes. Eubank Jr. Cannot Compete With The Top 160 and 168-Pounders. You can do Put Him in Janibek Alimkhanuly, Erislandy Lara, Carlos Adames, or Canelo Alvarez and Expect Him to Win. He’s Domestic-Level. Eubank Jr. And Benn Are Just Two Spoiled Children Of Talented Ex-World Champions. In a Nutshell, That’s All They Are.

Benn Can’t Compete With Top Welterweights Like Brian Norman Jr. Shakhram Giyasov, or Eimantas Stanionis Stanionis Stanionis Getting Getting Knocked Out. Indeed, Those Fighters Would Likely Do Better Job Beating Conor Than The 35-year-old Eubank Jr. Because They’re Top 5-Level Welterweights. Eubank Jr. Isning a True Top 15 Fighter.

Weight Cut Hell: Eubank Jr.’s Rehydration Clause

“He’s An Idiot That Needs 13 Weeks To Get Ready for A Welterweight, And I’m Ready to Fight Him This Weekend.”

Eubank Jr. Needs Time To Cut Weight Hear to Drain Down to Drain with 160-LB Limit and Then Deal with the Brutal 10-LB Rehydration Clause That HE Should Have Never Agreed To First Place. That foolishness on His part to Accept That Part of the Contract-Pure Wackiness.