Harlem Eubank envisions a world title fight, but it doesn t include Connor Benn

Harlem Eubank felt that he and Conor Benn (Conor Benn) were destined to be destined for each other - the reason was simple: he believed that Conor Benn would never win the world boxing title in his life.

"On Saturday night, my cousin Chris Eubank Jnr will knock Conor Benn back to his original form in a rematch at Tottenham Stadium," said the 21-1, 9 KO light welterweight fighter from Brighton, England. "Once Conor Benn slows down, he will play into Chris's hands, except for being KO'd. I can’t think of another ending.”

In a fight in April this year, Connor Benn was completely defeated by decision. The outside world generally criticized him for being "emotional and technically deformed." Harlem simply gave his cousin a conclusion: "Conor is not a boxer at all. He just rushes in and throws random punches, hoping that one of his punches will miss. The last time he had the excuse of 'surprise attack', he was defeated." Reese suppressed the entire fight; this time Chris was more prepared and could end it within six rounds."

However, whether Chris Eubank Jr. can successfully drop to the 160-pound level is still the Sword of Damocles hanging over the Eubank family. After the first battle, he was sent to the ward due to severe dehydration, and his father, Chris Eubank Sr., still has lingering fears.

"My family is most afraid of seeing that scene," Harlem said frankly. "My dad (Simon Eubank) obviously watched the game, but when he was asked about this game, his mind was filled with the image of Chris Eubank Jr. lying in the hospital bed unable to wake up. But since Chris Eubank Jr. has decided to fight on his own, we can only support it and just hope that both of them can walk out of the ring healthy."

In fact, this year 7 Chris Eubank, a month-old boy, was once rumored to be withdrawn from the game. Harlem Eubank volunteered to come on as a substitute. As a result, he suffered his first career defeat - to Jack Catterall. Coincidentally, Cattrall will also face Ekow Essuman in the weekend's back-up match.

"I will pay attention to their performance," Harlem said. "Jack Cattrall changed the new coach in Philadelphia (Ennis) and threatened to change from 'Tom and Jerry' to 'frontal toughness.' But when you reach a certain age, how can you change it? You will know whether it is true or false when the bell rings."

Next weekend, Harlem Eubank will play against Canadian Josh Wagner in his hometown of Brighton. Wagner), paving the way for a world boxing championship in 2026. As for the sequel to the "Eubank VS Ben" family that was so much hyped by Connor Benn, he has no illusions:

"My ultimate goal is only the gold belt. If Connor Benn loses two games in a row, what qualifications does Connor Benn have to stand in front of me? In 2026, I will kill whoever stops me from winning the championship - but that person will not be Connor Benn."