Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 4 September 2021

Who wins?

Poll ended at 04 Sep 2021, 11:10

Benn - Decision
4
20%
Benn - T/KO
12
60%
DRAW
0
No votes
Granados - T/KO
4
20%
Granados - Decision
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 20

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 4 September 2021

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Other fighters pencilled in for week one include Anthony Fowler, Jack Cullen and Campbell Hatton.
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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 10 Jun 2021, 11:16 Other fighters pencilled in for week one include Anthony Fowler, Jack Cullen and Campbell Hatton.
And:
Cullen Vs Yildrim
Courtenay Vs Ball
McCarthy (Tommy?)
Ryan (Sandy?)
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joshj909 wrote: 10 Jun 2021, 12:55
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 10 Jun 2021, 11:16 Other fighters pencilled in for week one include Anthony Fowler, Jack Cullen and Campbell Hatton.
And:
Cullen Vs Yildrim
Courtenay Vs Ball
McCarthy (Tommy?)
Ryan (Sandy?)
Yildrim seems to like a payday. I bet he maintains a dangerman/journeyman label for the next ten years on the euro circuit.
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This is a good fight for where conor is at. It seems weak because of how much conor runs his mouth about being ready for champs but Granados is decent. Of his 8 losses only only Danny Garcia, Porter and Diaz beat him convincingly.

If This fight is close then it was obviously a good pick and conor will learn, if conor fuks him up then its a very impressive performance and if conor loses then hard to claim its too easy a fight...

I dont mind how conors opponents have been shaping up, id much rather they pick 30-6 guys that have lost to the best than padded 20-0 guys. My only problem with it is, if your fighting well below world levle, should be aiming at 4 fights a year, not 2 a year.
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Re: Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 31 July 2021 (Fight Camp Wk1)

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gregregegg wrote: 10 Jun 2021, 19:44 This is a good fight for where conor is at. It seems weak because of how much conor runs his mouth about being ready for champs but Granados is decent. Of his 8 losses only only Danny Garcia, Porter and Diaz beat him convincingly.

If This fight is close then it was obviously a good pick and conor will learn, if conor fuks him up then its a very impressive performance and if conor loses then hard to claim its too easy a fight...

I dont mind how conors opponents have been shaping up, id much rather they pick 30-6 guys that have lost to the best than padded 20-0 guys. My only problem with it is, if your fighting well below world levle, should be aiming at 4 fights a year, not 2 a year.
Nice post :salut:
Yeah he did stumble against the frenchie which I think his team slowed the incline in opposition for a bit. This fight is the one to see where he is at alright, as long as Granados brings it- and he should :box:
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gregregegg wrote: 10 Jun 2021, 19:44 This is a good fight for where conor is at. It seems weak because of how much conor runs his mouth about being ready for champs but Granados is decent. Of his 8 losses only only Danny Garcia, Porter and Diaz beat him convincingly.

If This fight is close then it was obviously a good pick and conor will learn, if conor fuks him up then its a very impressive performance and if conor loses then hard to claim its too easy a fight...

I dont mind how conors opponents have been shaping up, id much rather they pick 30-6 guys that have lost to the best than padded 20-0 guys. My only problem with it is, if your fighting well below world levle, should be aiming at 4 fights a year, not 2 a year.
30-6 guys who lost to the best....if you mean sam vargas, his wins are entirely padded btw, just like the 20-0 guys, and he's just been a punch bag vs the big bois

granados on the other hand has given hell to a lot of them, better than vargas for sure albeit hasnt looked so plucky in his last 2 big name fights
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Re: Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 31 July 2021 (Fight Camp Wk1)

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margaret thatcher wrote: 10 Jun 2021, 19:57
gregregegg wrote: 10 Jun 2021, 19:44 This is a good fight for where conor is at. It seems weak because of how much conor runs his mouth about being ready for champs but Granados is decent. Of his 8 losses only only Danny Garcia, Porter and Diaz beat him convincingly.

If This fight is close then it was obviously a good pick and conor will learn, if conor fuks him up then its a very impressive performance and if conor loses then hard to claim its too easy a fight...

I dont mind how conors opponents have been shaping up, id much rather they pick 30-6 guys that have lost to the best than padded 20-0 guys. My only problem with it is, if your fighting well below world levle, should be aiming at 4 fights a year, not 2 a year.
30-6 guys who lost to the best....if you mean sam vargas, his wins are entirely padded btw, just like the 20-0 guys, and he's just been a punch bag vs the big bois

granados on the other hand has given hell to a lot of them, better than vargas for sure albeit hasnt looked so plucky in his last 2 big name fights
I was talking about vargas and granados and even formela (although he dosent have the losses i still feel he is that kinda guy) types rather than anyone in particular. I know your views on vargas, but he was a decent pick at least to get some rounds in (not in hindsight...).
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Re: Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 31 July 2021 (Fight Camp Wk1)

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formella and grandos > sammy vargas


formella 1 and grandos are/were good opponents at least. both would beat 60 second sammy, as would guys theyve beaten. formella was never close to being stopped by porter btw
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Re: Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 31 July 2021 (Fight Camp Wk1)

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This is gonna be Benn’s career for the next couple of years.

His career is being carefully manufactured.

Considering the amateur background..

He’s fighting known opponents now, who have been in with some of the best, but are clearly never good enough and not in their prime.
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Re: Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 31 July 2021 (Fight Camp Wk1)

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It's a shame. Because I think he's a real star, could be in some cracking fights, and he's the type of fighter it doesn't matter if he loses because people will want to watch him again, and hopefully progress.

But him fighting Granados.....why not do him and Josh Kelly?
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garethhop wrote: 11 Jun 2021, 05:39 It's a shame. Because I think he's a real star, could be in some cracking fights, and he's the type of fighter it doesn't matter if he loses because people will want to watch him again, and hopefully progress.

But him fighting Granados.....why not do him and Josh Kelly?
They care if he loses..

Not that I think it matters..
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Re: Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 31 July 2021 (Fight Camp Wk1)

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if granados has 80 percent of what he used to, he can give con a real fight. obviously a lot of losses there, but many of them were super competitive fights vs good opponents

btw, he got utterly shafted in the cintron draw
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garethhop wrote: 11 Jun 2021, 05:39 It's a shame. Because I think he's a real star, could be in some cracking fights, and he's the type of fighter it doesn't matter if he loses because people will want to watch him again, and hopefully progress.

But him fighting Granados.....why not do him and Josh Kelly?
I wanna see him fight Dave Aveseyen.
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Re: Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 31 July 2021 (Fight Camp Wk1)

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Dioufy wrote: 11 Jun 2021, 17:13
garethhop wrote: 11 Jun 2021, 05:39 It's a shame. Because I think he's a real star, could be in some cracking fights, and he's the type of fighter it doesn't matter if he loses because people will want to watch him again, and hopefully progress.

But him fighting Granados.....why not do him and Josh Kelly?
I wanna see him fight Dave Aveseyen.
would love that one, would be quite ambitious for connor now :box:
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I'm just speaking to Mark Bennett now. This is a big fight for him. I think if he gets 8 weeks graft in here he can give Babic a hard night. My only worry is that he hasn't fought in over a year. Bad News is confident though.
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MasterG wrote: 14 Jun 2021, 15:58 I'm just speaking to Mark Bennett now. This is a big fight for him. I think if he gets 8 weeks graft in here he can give Babic a hard night. My only worry is that he hasn't fought in over a year. Bad News is confident though.
How many round is the fight?



McCarthy v Billam Smith is a cracker in my opinion. I love a good European title fight between two deserving British or Irish fighters.
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jameswilson wrote: 14 Jun 2021, 16:02
MasterG wrote: 14 Jun 2021, 15:58 I'm just speaking to Mark Bennett now. This is a big fight for him. I think if he gets 8 weeks graft in here he can give Babic a hard night. My only worry is that he hasn't fought in over a year. Bad News is confident though.
How many round is the fight?



McCarthy v Billam Smith is a cracker in my opinion. I love a good European title fight between two deserving British or Irish fighters.
It's an 8 rounder.

Babic is also fighting time and if Bennett trains hard he can certainly give him a rough night. My only concern is that Mark hasn't fought since the boxxer tourney and did have a fight lined up with an ex Hughie Fury opponent for a trinket but the fight didn't come off which was bullshit.

Infact Mark has been struggling to get fights because no one in his bracket will fight him. It seems he was bypassed an English as again they chose an easier option. Bennett is certainly area level and a win away from the English title and a win against Babic would give him the break he needs. Mark knows time is not on his side but if no one his level will fight him it's difficult. He's sparred with the best heavyweights in the UK apart from AJ and against Price he wasn't made a mug in the ring.
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Considering Eddie Hearn has been making so many hints that this is the just such a "stacked" few weeks -and the obviously staged responses where Eddie has been showing Kugan the notes and the reaction has been "oh my god, no way - that's brilliant" - I am left slightly uninspired by the whole thing..... if you count the PPV card also - I think last years fight camp was probably better. Galahad vs Dickens is obviously the eye catching fight - but rest is a bit meh.
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stujones wrote: 15 Jun 2021, 03:59 Considering Eddie Hearn has been making so many hints that this is the just such a "stacked" few weeks -and the obviously staged responses where Eddie has been showing Kugan the notes and the reaction has been "oh my god, no way - that's brilliant" - I am left slightly uninspired by the whole thing..... if you count the PPV card also - I think last years fight camp was probably better. Galahad vs Dickens is obviously the eye catching fight - but rest is a bit meh.
There are lots of good fights but just too much talk pre announcement has made it feel like a bit of a letdown. Eddie’s probably the best promoter (outside of Jake Paul) in boxing but he should wait until fight’s are announced before selling them.

PBC did it well with Pacquiao/Spence - they just announced it. If it had been discussed or teased in the weeks beforehand then no one would have been as bothered by it.
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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 14 Jun 2021, 15:30
Entertaining video. Little Connor clearly doesn’t want anything to do with a live opponent like him
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Re: Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados - 31 July 2021 (Fight Camp Wk1)

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Allas wrote: 15 Jun 2021, 05:01 Benn is a proper muppet.
not going to disagree, although adrian who may be young, is shopworn as fck and so is old in boxing years, which is a shame because i cant see him winning. benn probably gets another nice performance and inflates his rep.
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