Conor Benn Ready To Return Against Eubank, Haney and Tank
Feeling vindicated of wrongdoing after testing positive for a banned substance in 2022, top-rated welterweight Conor “The Destroyer” Benn is ready to return to the ring. The Destroyer took to social media and targeted WBA lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis, Devin “The Dream” Haney, and Chris Eubank Jr.
It has been a long process for The Destroyer (23-0, 14KO), who was finally cleared by the United Kingdom Anti-Doping Agency. He couldn’t wait to put those Twitter fingers to work in letting fans know about the good news.
Next, he dropped a hit list with humor added to their names.
“Absolutely anyone can get it.
Satsuma head
Gervumpalumpa
Errol Spence
Devin Diddy HaneyANYONE!!!”
HE SHOULD FIGHT HIS RIVAL NEXT
Benn traded words with Tank on social media. The two went back and forth exchanging insults until the WBA dropped the truth bomb of not needing to make the fight. Davis (30-0, 28KO) went on to face top-rated fighter Frank Martin.
The Haney (31-0, 15KO) angle can be explored as the WBC champion-in-recess wants to fight the Brit. Benn has wanted to land a big name for quite some time. With this recent news, it could be close to happening. For the sake of time, there is no need to entertain talking about an Errol Spence fight.
In this author’s opinion, the only fight Benn needs to pursue is with long-time rival “Satsuma head” AKA Eubank Jr. (34-3, 25KO). The time to make this fight is now. Especially after The two men excited UK fans after a heated face-to-face following Eubank Jr.’s win over Kamil Szeremeta.
Their fight still has plenty of interest which could see serious financial gain. Going into 2025, Benn versus Eubank Jr. should be priority number one for both teams.
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