Imagine if Chris Eubank Jr lost to Conor Benn

Not gonna happen. Can't believe people are paying for this circus act.

 

I felt Conor Benn looked far too hitable against Algieri. Eubank Jr hits harder than Algieri and takes a punch better as well in my opinion. I think it'll be an interesting fight and Eubank Jr will be tested but at this stage have too much.

 

Like fathers, like sons.

 

"Megafight"

 

Pair of cocks

Selling out quick as they can, how are they making history? two sons resting on their fathers laurels? Quickly will be forgotten.

Expect Eubank to drag him to a horrific boring decision, hell he might even stop Ben.

Thank god Billie Joe then Groves put an end to Eubank

 

If Eubank doesn't destroy him, he should retire

 

I am actually enjoying seeing Eubank troll Benn. The face off looks funny I hope Eubank smashes him LOL

 

If you want to fool the public into thinking this won't be a SMW steamrolling a WW then it would be smart to put out a single image of the bigger fighter eating junk food and not training.

Oh wait.

 

Junior clowned him in that Face Off show. Actually a decent watch.

 

I wanna see Eubank Snr and Nigel Benn go at it at the press conference. Needs abit more of a fiery build up.

 

Did Eubank Sr. really put Eubank Jr. out of the fight with Conor Benn? I just saw something that said that.

 

I can only find it in a mailonline article so MOTWYW...

Chris Eubank Snr has sensationally claimed that he has pulled his son, Chris Jnr, out of his upcoming fight with Conor Benn over the 157lb catchweight, insisting: 'My son’s life cannot be put in danger… I’ve already lost one. It can’t happen again.’

Eubank Jnr and Benn Jnr are due to meet at London’s O2 Arena on October 8 in a historic battle which comes three decades after their fathers met in the second instalment of British boxing’s greatest rivalry.

Chris Jnr, 32, wanted his father in his corner for the fight but Snr told Sportsmail he will not allow his son to fight below the 160lb middleweight limit and pleaded with Benn to protect his rival.

'If you have a child and someone’s trying to actually take that child away from you, and do something wrong to that child, as a dad you wouldn’t let them. That’s all I’m doing,’ Eubank said.

'I’ve given him my direction. If he doesn’t want to follow it, he will be dragged along. But he will do what is right for him… he is coming down 1oz below 160lbs which cannot happen on my watch.’

Eubank Snr, whose son Sebastian died last year at the age of 29, added: ‘This is modern day “gladiating”, this is not a play thing for the audience. We have to be strict otherwise lives are put in danger and my son’s life cannot be put in danger. I’ve already lost one. It can’t happen again.’

His comments came as a surprise to both Nigel Benn and his son Conor, who joined the Zoom call and insisted: ‘All I know was the weight was agreed.’

That prompted Eubank Snr to urge Conor to continue at welterweight rather than challenge his own son.

‘If your dad won’t protect my son, if they won’t allow me to protect my son, you protect him.’

When his old rival asked him: ‘So you’re putting your foot down, saying to your son, at 32 years old: this fight is not happening,’ Eubank responded: ‘Absolutely.’