Chris Eubank JR against Conor Benn Rivalry is personally, says former world champion Johnny Nelson | ‘This is real’

Chris Eubank Jr against Conor Benn Fight will be more emotion than tactics, and “absolute rumble,” says the former world champion and Sky Sports Boxing expert Johnny Nelson …

This is real. This is a real argument.

I’m old enough to remember their fathers fighting each other – the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. The way it has gone through so far, the accumulation, the animation between both fighters, this is not false. He’s not pretending.

Conor is angry, upset. It is natural that baby with a shoulder chip. They will want to fight you in the telephone cabin and that is why Chris will always end Conor.

His ‘self -sufficient’ intelligence, the way he controls the time when he tells the sentence to tell you about himself, and Conor has just bitten a little thought: “I have you, I’ll get you a second when I get your hands.”

Chris doesn’t care. Chris is like, “I’ll just be me” – just like his old man.

I think anyone has cracked the egg on their heads, regardless of shame, it will be a little disturbed and animated to do so, to humiliate it like that, so the security will have to be there whenever the two are in the room together. In fact, in the building together.

They both have a huge ego. They both have incredible confidence and both have a surname that needs to be protected and stand.

It will be an absolute sale and one of those struggles that you could put anywhere and you would hear the rumble left, right and central.

I know that sometimes the public thinks everything is false to sell a quarrel. This is real. And that is why sometimes insults, digs, become personal. They talk about families, they talk about personal problems and then you know that he is not coming back.

To see this struggle is playing, I think it will be more emotions than tactics when it comes to fighting.

Because of this, I would be surprised if the first six rounds are not an absolute rumble.

Watch Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 26. April live on Sky Sports Box Office