IBF Math: Loss At 160 = Top 5 At 154 For Conor Benn. Genius!

According to Conor Benn’s loss against Chris Eubank Jr. in the middle of April last April, the IBF Benn added 5th place in its 154 pound ranking. It is a strange step because Benn’s defeat was 160. He is expected to fight a remuneration with Euban Jr. in September and then return to the 147-pound division.

Classified for loss?

Fans on social media see this as a joke because Benn should not be in the middleweight ranking after a loss.

Even at 147, it is questionable whether Conor deserves to be among the top 15, since his best career win in the world weight was against the 37-year-old Chris Algieri in 2021. This is a long time ago and Benn fought against a light fossil.

The IBF Benn (23-1, 14 KOS) has classified over high-quality competitors, which would probably exceed him much more easily than his best over his best. Ezbank Jr. Five of the competitors in the IBF ranking would be a nightmare for Conor Benn if he was confused with them, especially Jorge Perez and Serhii Bohachuk.

5 Conor Benn
7 Jesus Ramos
8 Serhii Bohachuk
9 Jorge Garcia Perez
10 Keith Thurman
15 Charles Conwell

Can you imagine Benn fight against the former WBC Interim 154-LB champion Bohachuk? That would be bad for Benn because Bohachuk would make holes through him as soon as he had been warmed up. There is no chance that Conor would make it to remove Bohachuk or Jorge Perez. The other boys on this list would also be too talented for him.

Benn looked decent and lost on April 26 against the 35-year-old Euban Jr., but he did not fight against one of the most modern middle weights. If the Janibek Alimkhnuly, Erislandy Lara, Carlos Adames or Yoenli Hernandez had been Hernandez, he would have been lucky enough to make it into the sixth round. These boys are real world class and not domestic levels such as Euban Jr.

September showdown

“What we have heard is at Spurs Benn -Euubank JR. This is his excellence [Turki Alalshikh] announced, ”said Eddie Hearn IFL TV About the remaining between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn. “We got this in our head what we are preparing for and we will see what is materialized in the next few weeks.

“When Euban put the fluid intake, he had all his clothes on and he was half a pound with each other. So he had two and a half pounds, three pounds on the rehydration. Some people said:” That was terrible, “said about Eupen Jr.

Benn’s handicap

Eupbank Jr. looked half deadly when weighed and then dealt with the double strike of the 10 pound rehydrate clause on the day of the fight. They take the handicap for Benn away and Euban Jr. would have wiped the deck with him. He did it anyway and was even divided. Benn was about to be emitted in round 11 and 12. In the last two rounds he was a punch bag for Euban.

“We don’t want Conor Benn fight a man who is £ 20s up to 25 pounds larger than he in the ring,” said Hearn. “When Conor Benn gets older and he walks through the divisions, he will fight 100% with 154. I don’t think he will fight with 160, but who knows?

Do you note the excuses of Hearn? I wish he would only admit that Benn needed special help to give him a chance because he could not have a chance against Euban Jr. with full strength. He had to be 60% for Benn to have a shot.

“I think that if we do not do the remaining reserve in September, we can pass us because I don’t think Euban will be nearby for so long,” said Hearn.