Eddie Hearn has exposed Conor Benn as a manufactured creation. By taking credit for Benn beating Chris Eubank Jr., Hearn revealed that boardroom manipulation, not

Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has claimed that strict weight and rehydration clauses he negotiated heavily favored Conor Benn in his victory over Chris Eubank Jr. Hearn stated that his job during the negotiations was to secure an advantage for Benn, which he believes ultimately cost Eubank Jr. the fight. Benn has since signed with rival promoters, including Dana White's Zuffa.
Hearn suggested that if he were to represent Eubank Jr. in a potential trilogy fight, he would ensure fair terms by refusing to fight at 160 pounds or accept rehydration restrictions. The comments have sparked debate over Benn's standing in the sport and whether he can win a rematch against Eubank Jr. on level terms without artificial advantages.
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