Eddie Hearn shared his honest thoughts on Conor Benn following his defeat to Ryan Garcia.

Conor Benn suffered a second-round defeat to WBC welterweight champion Ryan Garcia in Las Vegas. Following the loss, promoter Eddie Hearn stated that Benn is unlikely to accept any warm-up fights to rebuild his career. Instead, Hearn believes Benn will only accept a high-profile trilogy bout against his rival Chris Eubank Jr.
Hearn suggested that Benn does not have the ability to win a world title at 160 or 168 pounds. He noted that Benn, who recently joined Dana White's Zuffa Boxing, will likely look to secure a lucrative final fight against Eubank Jr. before retiring from the sport.
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