Promotion of egg cells or expensive cascade? Chris Eubank Jr.

Chris Eubank Jr. would have been sentenced to a fine of £ 100,000 ($ 129,500) for hitting Conor Benn with an egg during their entertaining press conference on February 25, in Manchester, England.

PPV overvoltage

This fine is obviously a drop in the pocket with the dough that Eubank Jr. will fight with Benn (23-0, 14 KB). It will not hurt him in the wallet because the incident will pump PPV purchases, which will earn him more money than it would have done before. You hate saying it, but it worked well for Eubank Jr. and Benn. It was a shame that he did this at the first press conference rather than the last or weighing.

During their confrontation, Eubank Jr. released a raw egg still in his shell from his pocket and applauded Benn, 28, with him, sending the flying yellow and covering the face of Conor. This hosted the press conference and created a lot of press for its average weight fight of April 26 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Tottenham, England.

The attention that this incident has given the Eubank Jr-Ben event is incalculable, because there is much more interest now than ever. You must thank Chris Jr. for this. Before that, fans have just seen this as a British scrap between two fighters of limited talents which do not take place anywhere in sport. Now fans want to see them fight, it’s a positive for promotion.

Now it will be interesting to see if Eubank Jr. (34-3, 25 KB) can continue to continue with the other press conferences and media events because it does it by itself. He is the show. Chris Jr. spoke of the circles around Benn, making him seem mentally upgraded during the event.

Benn is fundamentally useless in promotion because it constitutes the same tired threats each time, and is not verbal or capable of conducting an entertaining discussion. Their Manchester press conference involved Eubank Jr. and the promoter Eddie Hearn going back and forth because Benn could not continue anything, he was just a body on the chair. He will return to Eubank Jr. and Eddie Hearn to keep interest in the fight of April 26.