Comments Thread For: Chris Eubank Jnr-Conor Benn II: Five reasons why it should happen again, and five reasons it shouldn?t

[tokon]

The BBBC could , and should, intervene and prohibit the rehydration clause on grounds of medical safety.

[LG Motel 22]

I’m a fan of Eubank Jnr and i really hope he finds away out of the rehydration clause, seriously unsafe. He shouldn’t even be fighting at 160.

[MalevolentBite]

The terms of the rematch were in the first contract, same terms as the first fight

He was crazy then and crazy now. I would think once you get 10 million you wouldnt kill your self and destroy your internal organs for another check. Greed is the worst.

[mattr]

The BBBC could , and should, intervene and prohibit the rehydration clause on grounds of medical safety.

What's the British Broadcasting Corporation got to do with it?
Or did you mean Big Black ****?

[jqSide]

Chris Eubank Jr is a virtual nobody without Conor.

Benn don't need Jr as much and he's young. Eubank needs this rematch, then a trilogy. It lifts his ego as we've witnessed in interviews, faceoffs, presscons. He needs Benn, yet he has to play hard to get each time and demand silly money. Not just any money. It has to be Turki's silly money because he rejects UK promoters' money, which is short to him.

[Dawudboxer]

Stop going on about the clause, Eubank in his IBO title fights had had a 10lb rehydration clause and made it fine, he failed to mention that though. He didn’t make the weight on purpose so as not to drain himself.

[tokon]

What's the British Broadcasting Corporation got to do with it?
Or did you mean Big Black ****?

BBBC= British Boxing Board of Control.

[thack]

I did't want the first fight but was proved wrong for its excitement but is clearly no longer able to safely make middleweight as proved also the rehydration clause is very dangerous ...these are my resevations and could easily be sensibably rectified with a catch weight of 163 with no rehydration clause ...if Benn's not big enough then he should be made to fight at his own weight .