Fans Call For Conor Benn to Face Devin Haney Next at 147

Fans Want Conor Back Down to 147 to Face Freed-Up Devin Haney His Next Fight, Rather Than Staying At Middleweight to Battle, More Skilled Chris Eubank Jr. in a rematch.

Benn, 28, Loked Sharp and Slightly Emaciated From Muscle Atrophy Today, Hitting The Pads in A Ring Magazine Video. The Form Is There, But He Needs To Put The Muscle Back On That He Appears To Lost. It’ll be a double-edged Sword for Conor IF Choes to Fight Eubank Jr. Again. While It should be a nice payday, He’ll Likely Lose, Absorb Punishment, and His Market Value Will Drop.

Benn’s Next Fight: Haney?

‘The Destroyer’ Benn (23-1, 14 Kos) Doesn’t Possess The Inside Game to Fight, And He’s Not Going to Learn to Be Sufficient In One Area In One Training Camp.

Conor Benn’s Welterweight Options

• Devin Haney
• Mario Barrios
• Manny Pacquiao
• Gary Antuanne Russell: * 140-Pounder But With Enough Size and Ability to Pose A Serious Problem for The Novice Ben

I Wouldn’t Adise Benn to Challenge Wellterweight Champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis or Brian Norman Jr. For Their Titles Because They Hit Too Hard, Possess Too Much Talent, And Would Have A Massive Advantage in Skills. Although Although Wbo Welterweight Champion Norman Jr. (27-0, 21 kos) Is only 24, He’s got a more experience in the Sport Than Benn. He’s Taken It Serously From Day One and Would Likely Knock Out Conor Within Lo Or Three Rounds.

Haney (32-0, 15 kos) Had been in Negotiations for Aightst Teofimo Lopez for A Catchweight Fight at 145 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Howver, Teo Changed His Mind About Taking The Fight, Leaving Devin High and Dry Without an opponent. That was the Second Big-name Opponent That Slipped Through The Former Two-Division World Champion Haney’s Fingers.

The First Was Ryan Garcia, Who Failed to Deliver in His Tuno-Up Against Rolido ‘Rolly’ Romero On May 2nd. Kingry Surprisingly Lost to Rolly A 12-Round Decision at Turkey AlaShikh’s Times Square Event in New York City. This is Supposed to Be A Showcase Featuring Event ‘Big Three’ – Ryan, Haney, and Teofimo – Looking Like Gold Against Lesser Opposition. None of Them Loked Good. Turki Picked The Wrong Horses for His Times Square Event.