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2 days ago |
proboxing-fans.com | Jonathan Nagioff
Eubank Jr beat Benn on points in their middleweight grudge match at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last month. The 35-year-old is contractually obliged to face ‘The Destroyer’ again and admits that would be his number one choice for his next bout. But the Brighton man has also opened the door to a mouthwatering clash with Canelo Alvarez and a rematch with arch-rival Billy Joe Saunders. “I want what the fans want,” Eubank Jr said on The Diary Of A CEO.
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2 days ago |
proboxing-fans.com | Jonathan Nagioff
Romero claims he is willing to move up three weight classes to face Benavidez after defeating Ryan Garcia in Times Square earlier this month. Benavidez, who holds the WBC light heavyweight world title, was a former world champion at super middleweight and Romero says he would face ‘The Mexican Monster’ at 168lbs. “I’m going to be the first one to ever call this person out,” the 29-year-old told Fight Hub TV. “I want to fight David Benavidez.
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2 weeks ago |
proboxing-fans.com | Jonathan Nagioff
For months leading up to Saturday’s thrilling showdown, Eubank Sr had lamented his son’s decision to face Benn and publicly called him a “disgrace” for slapping his rival at the first press conference. Many had hoped the 58-year-old would be by his son’s side, with the fight primarily built around his two battles with Benn’s father Nigel in the 1990’s.
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2 weeks ago |
proboxing-fans.com | Jonathan Nagioff
Benn will be ringside at Times Square in New York on Friday to witness Garcia’s clash with Rolando Romero, which is for the WBA ‘regular’ welterweight world title. The rivalry between the pair stems back from their brawl at the Ring Magazine Awards in January. Garcia was complimentary of Benn following his thrilling defeat to Eubank Jr on points at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. “Honestly there really isn’t a loser this fight!” he posted on X.
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2 weeks ago |
proboxing-fans.com | Jonathan Nagioff
Benn, making 160lbs for the first time came in at 156.4lbs, while Eubank Jr initially weighed in at 160.2lbs at Friday’s official weigh in, over the middleweight limit. The Brighton man then weighed in at 160.05lbs at his second attempt, still overweight and will subsequently be fined. The 35-year-old is set to receive a $500,000 (£375,000) fine for missing weight and will face further penalties should he come in over the 170lb limit on Saturday morning.
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