Conor Benn reveals thoughts on Chris Eubank Jr win with scrapped fight back on the cards



“You could definitely see that it was an injury [to Smith], that’s all that was. One hundred per cent, you could tell Smith weren’t himself. His shots weren’t coming off, he weren’t able to get out the way of the shots. And that’s all that was.

“I didn’t think it was an impressive performance [by Eubank Jr]. If you’ve got a wounded man in there, take hold of them, get them out of there. If I’ve got someone injured in front of me who can’t throw back, they ain’t seeing the end of the round. That’s it.

“[Eubank Jr] looked better than he has done previously, but it weren’t all that. Smith made him look good tonight.”

Chris Eubank Jr forced a stoppage against Liam Smith in Round 10 of their rematch

Benn, who was referencing an apparent ankle injury suffered by Smith, also responded to a post-fight callout by Eubank Jr, saying: “Let’s get it on, there’s unfinished business there.”

Benn, who is currently ineligible to box in Britain, has also hinted that he could return to the ring in Florida on 23 September.

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Eubank Jr vs Benn, had it gone ahead in October 2022, would have taken place almost 29 years to the day after the pair’s fathers fought each other for the second time. Chris Eubank Sr and Nigel Benn fought to a draw in their 1993 rematch, after the former won their first clash in 1990.

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