A former Olympic champion has opened the door to a potential clash with , who many feel was exposed during his world title challenge against Ryan Garcia. The pair collided at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena last weekend, with Garcia scoring…

Former Olympic gold medallist Luke Campbell has expressed interest in coming out of retirement to fight Conor Benn. Campbell revealed to Seconds Out that a potential bout with Benn is one of the few matchups that would excite him and renew his competitive drive. Benn is currently looking for his next opponent after suffering a second-round stoppage defeat against Ryan Garcia in a WBC welterweight title clash in Las Vegas.
Benn has expressed a desire to move up to the middleweight or super-middleweight divisions, where a trilogy fight with Chris Eubank Jr remains a possibility. Campbell, who previously challenged for world titles against Jorge Linares and Vasyl Lomachenko, retired after a stoppage loss to Ryan Garcia but is open to returning for a marketable clash with Benn.
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