
Ben Whittaker On Fighting Chris Eubank Jr: âI’m Bigger, Younger, Fresher. I Wouldn’t Turn It Downâ. FACEBOOK
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Ben Whittaker won the IBF International strap in the light-heavyweight division and earned an Olympic silver medal, but Chris Eubank Jr. has made a name for himself in the upper echelons of the middleweight division.
Whittaker(8-0, 5 KOs) is quickly becoming one of the most popular boxers in Britain thanks to his entertaining style and brazen demeanor, which are drawing in a large following from all around the world.
On October 12, both Whittaker and Eubank(33-3, 24KOs) will compete on the same card at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh. Whittaker will box Liam Cameron, while Eubank will face Kamil Szeremeta.
âIf the moneyâs there, sign me up. Iâm bigger, Iâm younger, Iâm fresher. I wouldnât turn it down. But it is a bit of a weird fight thatâs come about. Like I said, it would be a fun one to tick off the list,â said Whittaker in media reports.
âIâm bigger. They make weight classes for a reason and I think heâs coming to the end of his career. Iâm in the middle of starting my career so for me itâs probably the right time to catch him,” he added.
âI just tick every department. Heâs got experience. Heâs been in there in some bigger fights of course but I just think if it did come to it, Iâm better,â he continued.
âBenzoâsâ BOXXER stablemate Eubank Jr., an established star, recently seemed to set the stage for a major domestic confrontation with the rising prospect.
âI didnât know that was a conversation. Two entertaining, brash who love to put it on the line and show off in that ring, of course, thatâs a sexy fight. Iâve watched him. Itâs pretty insane how popular he is in terms of social media. Heâs getting a lot of attention, I donât know how many fights heâs had but he hasnât fought anybody. Iâve had the fights,” said Eubank Jr. in media reports.
âBut his style and everything heâs doing is getting him a lot of attention on social media, which is great. Thatâs really what England needs. Itâs very rare to have that in the UK. Thereâs not many fighters that get that type of attention,â added Eubank.
