Conor Benn refuses to reschedule rematch, urges Chris Eubank Jr to retire: ‘Sail off into the sunset. You’re done’ | Boxing News

Connor Ben warned that he would not wait for a match to reschedule a match with Chris Iyubank Junior.

EUBANK VS Benn 2 was announced on September 20. The first match was stressful and EUBANK JR was taken to the hospital after that with drought after winning the decision.

However, if he is not ready for a quarter in September, he insists that he will not wait for October or November for the second battle.

Sky Sports News I called the eoubank bokker Boxker to comment.

“I am not waiting. I am not waiting. I feel that my career was somewhat suspended to give fans this battle, and I am happy because the battle that was delivered, but now I have to put a sign of my personal goals, which win the world title in WBC.” Sky Sports News.

“It is too [moving back down to] 147 pounds for me or the return match.

“I am ready to honor my side from the agreement, which was a two -person deal [at middleweight] It is safe to say that he is afraid. I lost almost. He could have gone in either direction. For his weight. “

He added: “It is disappointing. Because as a professional, you should be ready to go whenever we know that September 20 was history.

“How can you not be ready to go in a five -month period? Three months have passed since fighting. So for me, I was ready to go in July, August.”

EUBANK JR urged retirement from this sport. “Take it, take it. Just take the victory,” he said.

“I sailed at the sunset. I have finished, you are progressing, move and heritage insurance in winning the world title.

“I definitely want redemption [against Eubank Jr]. It really feels that redemption has been taken away. But I am definitely excited to back down and follow her heritage there. “

Benn moved to the medium weights to Box EUBANK, but will now look forward to returning to 147 pounds, although he called WBC World World Champion Shakur Stevenson.

“I respect him as a fighter [Stevenson]Ben said I think he was a great fighter, and I think he would bite more than he could chew up to 147 pounds.

“When you get the likes of Shakur, Divin Hani, Ryan Garcia, Roli Romero, [WBC champion Mario] Barius calls my name, welcome them with open arms at an altitude of 147 pounds. I think I will stop most of them there. “