Conor Benn must decide whether to rebuild after his devastating Ryan Garcia defeat or walk away and enjoy the money he has made, according to former rival Cedrick Peynaud. The Frenchman, forever connected to Benn through his first fight with…

Former rival Cedrick Peynaud has stated that Conor Benn must decide whether to rebuild his boxing career or retire following his recent knockout defeat to Ryan Garcia. Benn was stopped in the second round by Garcia in Las Vegas during his first world-title opportunity. Peynaud, who famously dropped Benn twice in 2017, questioned whether Benn has the desire to continue fighting after securing his financial future.
Benn has experienced a highly active 17 months, which included a two-fight series against Chris Eubank Jr. and a victory over Regis Prograis. Despite the devastating loss to Garcia, a lucrative trilogy fight with Eubank remains a potential option if Benn decides to continue his professional career.
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