Conor Benn’s Make-or-Break Rematch with Chris Eubank Jr.

Conor Benn Says He Wants To Fight A Welterweight Title Against One’s Champions Faces Middleweight Chris Eubank Jr. In their Ratch on November 15. Losing Twice to Eubank Jr. Will Make Benn Undeservation of a World title Shot at 147.

Benn is Looking Past The Eubank Jr. Fight, Assuming He’s Going To Win. Unless He Makes Massive Improvements From The First Fight, He’s Likely to Lose Again, But Worse Thyme.

Benn Calls Out Shakur and Haney

Whatever argument That Benn has been making a World title Shot at 147, It’ll Have Holes Shot Through It IF He’s Beaten Again by Eubank Jr. How on Earth Would Conor Deserve a title Shot off Him coming off consecutive Losses to Eubank Jr?

Obviously, Boxing is a Business, What Message Would Do It Fans IF Benn Is Given A World Title Shot A 0-2 Record in His Last Two Fights?

Benn (23-1, 14 Kos) States That He Wants to “do a number “ On These Fighters:

• Shakur Stevenson
• Devin Haney
• Brian Norman Jr.
• Mario Barrios

Eubank Jr. vs. Benn 2 Willline on Dazn PPV on November 15, 2025, at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Tottenham, London, England.

“What is the WORL Title (Mario Barrios)? I’d Like to the Americans. Thay’re Currently Killing. Brian Norman, I’t love The Winner,” Said Conor Benn Inside Ring About Who Wants To Fight After HE Faces Middleweight Chris Eubank Jr. In their rematch on November 15, 2025.

Olly’s Viewpoint: Title Shot Eligibility

Conor Benn, 29, is Ranked # 4 WBC and # 5 WBA welterweight. The Problem Is, Conor Hasn’t Beaten at Anyone at the Top Level 147. Losing to Middleweight Eubank Jr. (35-3, 25 kos) by a competitive 12-round unanimous decision Earlier this year April 26, 2025, Still Doesn’t Show That Benn Deserves for a World title 147.

Benn’s Best Wins at Welterweight Are Against These Fighters:

1. Chris van Heerden
2. Adrian Granados
3. Chris Algieri

“Shakur, IF Wants to come up.

To Deserve A World title at 147, Benn Should At Least Prove Himself Against These Two Fighters: Shakhram Giyasov and Karen Chukhadzhian.

“We put Them on a pedestal over here. So, You Really Want To Mix It With Them and Do a Number on Them,” said Benn.

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