Chris Eubank Jnr vs. Conor Benn is formally OFF – Boxing News
Chris Eubank Jnr vs Conor Benn will no longer just take put this Saturday (Oct 8)
AS predicted, Saturday’s (October 8) struggle in between Chris Eubank Jnr and Conor Benn is off, following news of an adverse discovering on a Benn general performance-maximizing drug take a look at and the British Boxing Board of Control’s determination to “prohibit” the bout as a consequence.
A statement issued by Matchroom Boxing at 4pm this afternoon stated: “After conversations with several parties, we have taken the conclusion to formally postpone the bout among Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn.
“It is undeniable that the British Boxing Board of Control’s conclusion to withdraw their sanctioning was procedurally flawed and without because of system. That stays a lawful issue concerning the promoters and the Board which we intend to go after.
“However, even though there are lawful routes to facilitate the struggle getting area as planned, we do not believe that that it is in the fighters’ pursuits for those people to be pursued at these types of a late phase, or in the broader interests of the activity. As promoters, we just take our obligations and obligations quite very seriously, and a total investigation will now need to have to acquire area. We will be producing no further comment at this time and news for ticket holder refunds will follow.”
Chris Eubank Jnr vs Conor Benn will no longer just take put this Saturday (Oct 8)
AS predicted, Saturday’s (October 8) struggle in between Chris Eubank Jnr and Conor Benn is off, following news of an adverse discovering on a Benn general performance-maximizing drug take a look at and the British Boxing Board of Control’s determination to “prohibit” the bout as a consequence.
A statement issued by Matchroom Boxing at 4pm this afternoon stated: “After conversations with several parties, we have taken the conclusion to formally postpone the bout among Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn.
“It is undeniable that the British Boxing Board of Control’s conclusion to withdraw their sanctioning was procedurally flawed and without because of system. That stays a lawful issue concerning the promoters and the Board which we intend to go after.
“However, even though there are lawful routes to facilitate the struggle getting area as planned, we do not believe that that it is in the fighters’ pursuits for those people to be pursued at these types of a late phase, or in the broader interests of the activity. As promoters, we just take our obligations and obligations quite very seriously, and a total investigation will now need to have to acquire area. We will be producing no further comment at this time and news for ticket holder refunds will follow.”
