Conor Benn acknowledges the possibility of being remembered as a defeated fighter. The 29-year-old is gearing up to rectify his sole career loss against Chris Eubank Jr. in a highly anticipated rematch scheduled for this Saturday. Their initial intense encounter resulted in Benn being outscored, setting the stage for a lucrative follow-up bout with less pressure on the line.
The parallel between their rivalry and that of their fathers, Chris Eubank Sr. and Nigel Benn, is evident. Just as history repeated itself in their fathers’ clashes, Conor Benn finds himself in a similar predicament of seeking redemption against his opponent. Despite his current detour from his primary objectives to face Eubank Jr., Benn is conscious of the enduring impact of significant matches on one’s legacy.
Reflecting on his father’s career, Benn emphasized the importance of leaving a lasting impression through his fights. He expressed a desire to be remembered as a fighter who consistently gave his all and entertained the audience. The upcoming rematch between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn is scheduled to take place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, November 15, offering fans the option to watch it on DAZN PPV or with a DAZN Ultimate plan.
Benn’s journey to this rematch faced obstacles, including a postponement due to failed drug tests, which he overcame after a legal battle that allowed him to resume fighting in the UK. Looking ahead, Benn remains open to the idea of a potential trilogy fight and aims to shift his focus towards capturing a world title in his natural weight class of 147lb.
The fighter expressed confidence in his abilities to achieve championship status and emphasized his commitment to delivering exciting fights for his supporters. While contemplating the prospect of a trilogy with Eubank Jr., Benn’s ultimate goal remains centered on winning a world title. The live broadcast of Eubank Jr. vs Benn II worldwide on DAZN is set to captivate boxing enthusiasts globally.
