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Conor Benn has signed a multi-year, multi-fight contract with Zuffa Boxing.
Benn fought his latest fight with Zuffa Boxing, scoring a 10-round victory over former two-time world champion Regis Progras at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last weekend.
This is “The Destroyer’s” third straight fight on the football field after two epic battles with Chris Eubank Jr.
Benn fought Junior twice last year, replaying his family’s rivalry with the Eubanks family. He moved up to middleweight in these fights and although he lost the first fight, he teamed up with Eubank in an epic 12-round fight that produced one of the best fights of the year in the UK.
In November, he got his revenge, defeating Eubank Jr. twice and earning a decision victory.
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He then dropped in weight and met Progres in a major fight at welterweight at 150 pounds.
Plan to “take the world by storm”
In a move that shook up the industry, Benn left Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing company after nearly 10 years to join Dana White’s new promotion.
Ben has said before sky sports: “The career is going in the same direction, which is to get a world title at the end of the year, God willing, and just big fights. That’s the plan. Give the supporters, the fans, what they want.
“Whatever the public wants, it becomes,” he added. “I’m a public servant and I want to give my supporters the biggest, best fight possible.
“I knew we had a big plan for me to take the world by storm.”
