Summary
Chris Eubank Jr. claims that Conor Benn and his team tried to disrupt his preparation for their first boxing match, leading to arguments at a news event. The fighters are set for a rematch in November after Eubank's previous victory. Amidst the contention, Conor Benn paid tribute to the late boxer Ricky Hatton.
Key Facts
- Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn engaged in a heated argument at a news conference promoting their rematch.
- Eubank Jr. accused Benn's team and promoter Eddie Hearn of trying to sabotage his performance in their April fight.
- The accusations included interference with Eubank's weight management and biased judging.
- The rematch is scheduled for November following Eubank's points win in their first encounter.
- The first fight between Eubank and Benn took place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with 60,000 attendees.
- Conor Benn wore a Manchester City shirt to honor late boxer Ricky Hatton at the news conference.
- Benn shared his admiration and personal connection to Hatton, describing him as a hero and mentor.
