“I would prefer Hani”: The target of Konor Ben’s semi -heavyweight category after Eubank Jr

Konor Ben says he wants a fight against Devin Hani at 147 if his rematch with Chris Jubank, Jr., did not happen afterwards. The recently defeated Ben (23-1, 14 Co) says he “Prefers” Fight against Hani (32-0, 15 CO).

Verification of reality in average weight

This choice speaks a lot about Konor Ben’s self -confidence and goals for his career. If you choose Hani, it means it’s about money. However, who can beat Ben in 147 of the talented opposition? I can’t think of a fighter that he is capable of winning. He would be overcome against these fighters:

– Jaron Ennis
– Brian Norman, Jr.
– Rolando ‘roles’ romero
– Shahram Giasov
– Karen Chukhadjian
– Mario Barios
– eimantas stanionis

He chose Hani after his terrible performances against Jose Ramirez and Ryan Garcia. His choice makes it clear that Ben is focused on business movements, not to be the best. The 26-year-old Hani looked at Ramirez, running around the ring; He is a fighter of the lowest level-we speak Rock bottom.

Unfortunately for Konor, the chances of him fight against Hani before being beaten again are small. Devin is likely to fight Ryan Garcia afterwards and if he is not him, it will be someone else who will beat him.

Turks Alalshi will ask for value after letting Hani fight the setting against Jose Ramirez on his huge card last Friday night at Times Square in New York. Hani pointed to his past best fighter, throwing only 224 hit the entire 12-round match. He spent the bigger part of the run.

Hani on Ben’s radar

“It’s definitely eubank because if I don’t make Eubank then, this ship sailed,” Konor Ben said Ariel Helvani YouTube A channel for who wants to fight afterwards. “So, then it must be eubank. If not, this chapter is closed. Then I would fall to 147 and I would prefer Hani From the account of them. “

As you can see, Ben chooses low -hanging fruits, choosing Hani over one of the predators of 147, who would expose it as a little more than a home -level scraper. This is basically what he is.

The factory for an apology

“He was much more big. Looking at the accents:” Oh, he’s so big, “said Konor, whining about Eubank, Jr., to be more bigge than him, sounding that he was using it as a late apology for his defeat. “When you look at the highlights,” he’s much bigger than me, “but again, I’m in weight in the half.”

What Ben does here is to apologize for his loss to Eubank, Jr. is a pity to see this. Instead of just admitting that he lacked the talent to defeat the inactive Neabank Jr. over the hill, Ben uses disadvantaged his weight as the reason for losing. This is quite low.

“I think I went into the ring in a battle in the evening with three pounds over 160. So, I’m definitely not a 160-pound fighter,” Ben told his weight against Jubank Jr. during the match.

Well, if Ben is not a 160-pound fighter, why did you agree to fight Eubank Jr.? We already know. The money. Why Conor Bellyaching for this after receiving all these millions? Ben is now more rich than the more talented weights of Weltereweghts, who have real abilities.

“As far as I am aware, the contracts have already been signed,” Konor told his rematch with Eubank Jr. “I hear September. Potentially (Tottenham) or Wembley (Stadium in London),” Ben told where the rematch with Eubank Jr. can be placed.

The eubank Jr.-Benn 2 rematch will be another circus wrestling regardless, just like their previous match on April 26, which Conor lost to a 12-round unanimous decision to the results of 116-112 x 3. Ben lost each round to the fourth after Eubank Jr. adjusts by changing his style of struggle to take the action inside.