Chris Eubank Jr. reveals details behind brutal training camp ahead of Conor Benn showdown
Chris Eubank Jr. is ready for war
The pair first met last April, looking to settle a decades-long feud ignited by their legendary fathers in the 90s.
Eubank Jr. came out on top in the first meeting, though it was a close affair and an enthralling spectacle; as a result, the pair were immediately tied into rematch negotiations.
Both men are ready to go, and assuming fight week goes smoothly, they will be standing across from each other once again in just a few days.
Speaking to DAZN, Eubank Jr. has revealed no stone is being left unturned this time around. Training under the legendary Bryan ‘BoMac’ McIntyre, he believes that fans will witness a far more decisive performance on Saturday
“Training camp’s tough,” Eubank Jr said.
“A lot of time camps are harder than the actual fight because it’s weeks and months and days and days of continuous pain and struggle and you got to push as hard as you can.
“When it’s all said and done, when that bell goes, the man who pushed himself harder in training, the man who put his body through the most stress, the man who put himself in the most uncomfortable positions he could — that man is that man that’s going to win.
“You saw it in those last two rounds of that last fight. It came down to who wants it more. That was me.”
