Comments Thread For: Eubank Jnr vs. Benn II: Eddie Hearn indicates legal action will follow Eubank's astonishing claims at press conference

[Jack_sh*t]

The irritating going off on the irrelevant.

[hitmanjosh]

These boys going to fight there drug using asses off!

[James Hunt]

Spinless Hearn ain't gonna do šhit.

[BlackRobb]

Nobody but folks in the UK cares about this UK CLOWN FIGHT. Neither of these wankers has ever come within sniffing distance of a title belt. I'd rather watch Rosie O'Donnell skinny-dipping than watch this rubbish. The only goal of this farce of a fight is to once again fill Weasel Eddie's pockets.

[crisantonio917]

Eubank is correct, Hearn his whole team at MR and Smith are parasites, well done mate.....

[Coverdale]

Yawn.

[Knuckle sandwich]

Young Eddie has nothing to say about MJ being beaten easily by Inoue

[bboy80]

Scumbag move by Eubank for not letting Hearn pay his respects to Hatton at the conference.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Chris Eubank Junior has once again, dominated the launch press conference for this rematch. I think Eddie Hearn genuinely is unable to really, beat Eubank Junior in a debate format 'well that has been the case thus far, whenever they have collided during fight build ups'.

I don't personally think? Chris Eubank Junior has said anything wrong 'everyone in boxing is well aware, why? Eddie Hearn and team Benn, has pushed for another rehydration clause to be mandated in this fight. They quite simply do not want to fight Eubank Junior at his best; the rehydration clause was stipulated to increase the likely-hood of Conor Benn winning. But Chris Eubank Junior still was able to win'.

In my opinion without this rehydration clause, Chris Eubank Junior would beat Conor Benn II, with considerable ease. It is a testament to Eubank Junior's competitiveness, and enduring fight ability that he even won the first fight. It was clear to me that Eubank Junior was negatively affected by the rehydration clause, and was not quite operating at his maximum capacity. Still he was able to tactically fight a better fight than Conor Benn, and understood? That in the latter rounds he just needed to unleash a heavy bombardment of attacks and leave in all in the ring'.

Note: I think both fighters came out of the first fight with big credit, but both for different reasons 'Benn did prove that he could battle through a brutal fight. And Chris Eubank Junior withstood and endured a traumatic build up to the fight, and he overcame all the obstacles which were mandated in the fight to negatively affect and decrease his performance potentially on fight night'.

Chris Eubank Junior after missing the 160 pound weight limit by 0.5 pounds 'still adhered making the 10 pound rehydration clause weight limit, on the morning of the fight. When Eubank Junior still hit that mark, I think he deserved big credit'.

I personally believed that Conor Benn vs Chris Eubank Junior I 'would have been Eubank Junior's last fight at 160 pounds. Ideally, the rematch should have taken place at 168 pounds, especially since Eubank Junior was the winner of the first fight'.

The rematch is still a similar situation to the first fight, if Chris Eubank Junior make the weight limit in better condition this time around 'he will win in more impressive fashion'.

When Eubank Junior fought Liam Smith I, in their first fight 'he was clearly suffering from the negative effects of the very first training camp that he endured for the postponed Conor Benn fight back in 2022. During that training camp Eubank Junior was fighting Benn at a catch weight of 157 pounds, and a 6 pound rehydration clause was mandated to the fight. On the morning of the fight Chris Eubank Junior could weigh no more than 162 pounds'.

I was always adamant that coming into the first fight vs Liam Smith I, Eubank Junior was suffering from the chronic negative effects of weight draining himself for the first postponed Conor Benn fight. For the rematch Chris Eubank Junior made the 160 pound weight limit, in more solid condition and dominated Smith II'.

To conclude: The balance of the fight, truly is all in training camp 'and how well each fighter prepares themselves for battle. Chris Eubank Junior in my opinion has the more difficult task in that regard, but? Skill for skill I honestly rate him as a by far better fighter than Conor Benn'.

I think the fight outside of World titles, is very relevant 'it is important for both fighters competing and their resumes. If Chris Eubank Junior executes a solid training camp, I will back him to win for the second time around vs Conor Benn II' etc.

[kafkod]

its just a setup script to bring more attention to the event, last time eubank with his egg stunt now this thing

nobody cares about eubank jr so hes not some bad guy only in his mind, people know him for what he is, a twat who almost got to world belt level but never made it, more than his opponent of course

Jr is going to look like an even bigger twat - if that's possible - and a massive hypocrite, if that same re-hydration clause is there again for the rematch.