Tony ‘Bomber’ Bellew wants to see welterweight contender Conor Benn take a step up against Josh Kelly and then David Avanesyan if he’s successful in his 12-round headliner fight this Saturday, July 31st, against the always tough Adrian Granados at the Matchroom Fight Camp in Brentwood, Essex.
Adrian Granados says he’s going to knock out England’s version of ‘Golden Boy’ next Saturday night on July 31st when he faces welterweight contender Conor Benn live on DAZN at the Matchroom Fight Camp in Brentwood, Essex,
Oscar De La Hoya was the original ‘Golden Boy,’ but he fought and beat quality fighters, capturing five-division world titles.
Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn is mapping out a clever five-fight plan for welterweight Conor Benn, and he says he’ll be ready to challenge for a world title after three more fights.
Conor Benn says he’ll be fighting next on July 24th or 31st, and he’s interested in facing Adrien Broner or Adrian Granados in a “step-up” fight.
Conor Benn (18-0, 12 KOs) will be fighting in July, and he’s hoping to fight for an interim title against one of the higher-ranked welterweights.
Fresh off his first-round knockout win over Samuel Vargas on April 10th, welterweight contender Conor Benn says he’s planning on returning to the ring in three months to fight in July against an opponent still to be determined.
Billy Joe Saunders believes that welterweight contender Conor Benn is a better fighter than his famous father, Nigel Benn. He sees Conor (18-0 12 KOs) as being destined to become a world champion at 147 and becoming a big name.
Samuel Vargas (31-7-2, 14 KOs) was in a state of shock last Saturday night with his fight against British welterweight Conor Benn (18-0, 12 KOs) abruptly being stoppage in the first round by an arguably trigger-happy referee that pulled the plug on the contest.
Adrien Broner has never been knocked out, and he has never fought a pro fight in the UK. Both of these things could possibly change this year if Eddie Hearn can work his magic and lure Broner over to these shores to fight red-hot welterweight star-in-the-making Conor Benn.
Amir ‘King’ Khan says he’s not interested in fighting Conor Benn because he has nothing to offer him in terms of world titles.