Chris Eubank Jr. was reportedly fined £100,000 ($129,500) for hitting Conor Benn’s eggs at an entertainment press conference in Manchester, England on February 25.
PPV surge
The fine is obviously a small dough in a small pocket, and O’Buck will fight Benn (23-0, 14 kos). It won’t hurt him on the wallet too bad, as the incident will pull out PPV to buy and earn him more money than before. You hate to say that, but for Eubank and Benn, it’s good. Too bad, he was at the first press conference and not at the last meeting or weighing.
During their standoff, Eubank Jr. made a press conference vibrate and made a lot of news for the middleweight fight at Tottenham Stadium in Tottenham, England on April 26.
The incident attracted the attention of the Eubank JR-Benn incident is immeasurable because it is more interesting now than ever. You must thank Chris Jr. Before that, fans simply regarded it as British scrap between two limited talent fighters that had nowhere to go in the sport. Now, fans want to see them fight, which is positive for promotion.
Jr’s next move
Interestingly, whether Eubank Jr. (34-3, 25 Kos) can keep the momentum of other press conferences and media events because he does it himself. He is the show. Chris Jr.
Ben is the third roundan unnecessary person because he cannot engage in entertainment discussions. Their Manchester press conference involved Eubank Jr. and promoter Eddie Hearn walking back and forth because Benn couldn’t continue anything. He is just a body on the chair. This will come down to Eubank and Eddie Hearn, to keep the April 26 battle interested. To keep their interest, they just laughed at Benn and focused on the Eubank JR-Hearn competition.
Last updated on March 11, 20125
