Boxing sensation Conor Benn has officially signed a multi-fight, multi-year contract with Zuffa Boxing, marking a significant shift in his career. Following his recent 10-round victory over two-time world champion Regis Prograis at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Benn has opted to partner with Zuffa Boxing for the long haul.
This move comes after his successful stint at the football ground, where he also clashed with Chris Eubank Jr. in two epic bouts. Benn's family legacy was reignited when he faced Eubank Jr.
twice, first losing but then avenging his defeat in a thrilling match. After dropping down in weight, Benn defeated Prograis at 150lbs, paving the way for major fights in the welterweight division. Zuffa Boxing's head, Dana White, confirmed the two-and-a-half-year deal, comprising five fights. White expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating that he personally and professionally admires Benn.
The boxer had initially signed a one-fight deal to test the waters, but after a positive experience, he decided to commit to Zuffa Boxing. This move marks a significant departure from Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing, where Benn spent nearly a decade. Benn expressed his excitement about the new partnership, citing the shared vision and the opportunity to fight in front of a larger audience. At 29 years old, Benn is eager to take on the biggest names in the sport and create unforgettable nights for his fans.