CONOR BENN’S dad should tell him to retire after his brutal two-round demolition against Ryan Garcia - according to Anthony Crolla. The 39-year-old former lightweight world champion didn’t think the 29-year-old Brit’s welterweight world title fight on Saturday night would…

Former lightweight world champion Anthony Crolla has urged Nigel Benn to advise his son, Conor Benn, to retire from boxing. The call comes after Conor Benn suffered a brutal second-round knockout defeat against Ryan Garcia in Las Vegas. Garcia successfully defended his WBC welterweight world title in the Saturday night bout.
Despite the defeat, Benn reportedly secured a significant payout and still has four fights remaining on his contract with Zuffa. While there is speculation regarding a third bout with Chris Eubank Jr to settle their 1-1 rivalry, Crolla expressed that he has no interest in seeing another rematch.
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