Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn have once again clashed in the ring, with the latter claiming victory after a unanimous decision win. The rematch was a far cry from their first encounter 7 months prior, with Eubank dominating throughout the 12 rounds.
Benn's intentions to drop down to welterweight for his next fight are clear, as he aims to take on the division's world champions. He is set on facing Rolando Romero, Mario Barrios, and Brian Norman Jr, who hold the WBA, WBC, and WBO titles respectively. Benn also expressed interest in fighting Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney, and Ilia Topuria, although it remains unclear whether these bouts will materialize.
Despite Eubank's claims of having no intention of retiring after the fight, doubts have lingered over his future in the sport. The 30-year-old middleweight contender vowed not to retire after his first fight against Benn but did so just hours before the rematch. It is uncertain how this will impact his prospects moving forward.
The question on everyone's lips now is: Will Eubank vs Benn happen for a third time? At present, there are no plans for another encounter between the two fighters.
Benn's intentions to drop down to welterweight for his next fight are clear, as he aims to take on the division's world champions. He is set on facing Rolando Romero, Mario Barrios, and Brian Norman Jr, who hold the WBA, WBC, and WBO titles respectively. Benn also expressed interest in fighting Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney, and Ilia Topuria, although it remains unclear whether these bouts will materialize.
Despite Eubank's claims of having no intention of retiring after the fight, doubts have lingered over his future in the sport. The 30-year-old middleweight contender vowed not to retire after his first fight against Benn but did so just hours before the rematch. It is uncertain how this will impact his prospects moving forward.
The question on everyone's lips now is: Will Eubank vs Benn happen for a third time? At present, there are no plans for another encounter between the two fighters.
I mean, Conor Benn was supposed to drop down to welterweight but then he's back to fighting middleweight? Is that like a thing now? 
And what's with Chris Eubank Jr not committing to anything? He says he's not retiring but does a U-turn just hours before the fight? I guess you'll just have to wait and see if these two will go at it again 
benns move to welterweight is def genius he's got some big name fights lined up and if hes smart will take home those titles 
but what about eubank tho? his claim of not retiring after the 1st fight was pretty shady considering he did it just before the rematch lol idk man i think benns got this one all wrong by staying in middleweight where eubank is at a clear advantage 
! dropping down to 154lbs has to be scaring him a bit tho 
. and can you blame him, fighting the best in the world is the only way to get that belt 
. as for Chris Eubank Jr... yeah, he's still got some fight left in him, but his whole retirement thing was pretty cringeworthy 
. i'm hoping they don't do another trilogy tho, it's been a wild ride already 
. can't see eubank dominating like he did before, maybe time to hang up his gloves 
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