has been offered a high-level fight in the middleweight division once he is ready to return to action after his latest loss. Benn has previously said he would not be returning to the welterweight division after the weight cut ahead…

Former world middleweight champion Denzel Bentley called out Conor Benn for a 160-pound fight next year following his unanimous decision victory over Shane Mosley Jr at the Copper Box Arena. Speaking to Sky Sports Boxing from the ring, Bentley targeted Benn, who was seated ringside. Benn immediately accepted the challenge, stating he is ready to make the fight happen.
Benn is currently recovering from a September stoppage defeat against Ryan Garcia and has ruled out returning to the welterweight division due to weight-cut issues. The British fighter previously competed at middleweight against Chris Eubank Jr, splitting two bouts, and now faces potential options that include Bentley, a trilogy fight with Eubank, or a 2027 bout against Conor McGregor.
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