😡”THATS DISRESPECTFUL! DON’T TALK ABOUT MY PRIVATE LIFE!”

Throwback to when Eubank Sr royally P*SSED off Conor Benn when they previously shared a Press Conference.

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🤬HE GLASSED ME!!🍾 Following Vitali Klitschkos win over Derek Chisora former Champion, David Haye, was in attendance for the press conference in the hope of securing a fight against the WBC title-holder.
What happened next has gone down in history as one of the most shocking moments in the history of boxing.

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Michael Bentt vs. Herbie Hide was a professional boxing match contested on 19 March 1994, for the WBO heavyweight title.

Bentt, in only his 12th professional fight and virtually unknown, scored an upset first-round knockout victory over the heavily favored Tommy Morrison, making him the new WBO heavyweight champion in the process.
Bentt’s first defence was announced to take place in London. Bentt who had been born in London but raised in New York City championed his British heritage exclaiming to be as British as “Bruno, Lewis or Thatcher.”
Bentt and his team narrowed his potential opponents to British fighters Lennox Lewis and Herbie Hide, with Bentt also receiving a big money offer to face George Foreman.
While Bentt stated he preferred Foreman or Lewis, he was unable to reach an agreement with either fighter and Hide was ultimately picked as his opponent.

A memorable altercation occurred two months before the fight.
On 10 January 1994, Bentt and Hide were at a press conference at the Sheraton Park Tower Hotel in London to promote the fight. Hide, who had taken exception to Bentt calling himself British, caused an uproar when he knocked a baseball cap off Bentt’s head, leading to Bentt to retaliate by throwing a punch that sent Hide down. Hide and Bentt then wrestled each other in a puddle before they were broken up.

Hide complained to the media afterward “It goes to show what hooligans we have in boxing. He’s a nut. He can’t take criticism. He hit me for no reason at all.” Said Bentt about the incident “He compromised my manhood. No man is going to lay his hands on me. I don’t regret it. I’m a man first and a boxer second. Nobody attempts to belittle me.”

Two days later, Bentt had a change of heart and apologized for his role in the brawl stating “I want to apologize this morning to all the people of Britain. I let boxing down. I let myself down. I let my faith down because of my behaviour with Herbie Hide. “All I remember is him coming at me. He pulled my Millwall cap off, but I thought he was about to attack me. That’s why I hit out. There was no malice, there was nothing personal about it at all.”[4]

Because of the brawl, both Bentt and Hide were fined $14,800 by the British Boxing Board of Control.

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David Haye vs. Derek Chisora, billed as Licensed to Thrill, was a professional boxing match contested between former heavyweight champion, David Haye, and former world title challenger, Derek Chisora.

Chisora’s previous fight laid the foundation for his match with Haye. That bout, in February 2012, resulted in a unanimous decision defeat against Vitali Klitschko, while challenging for the WBC heavyweight title.

Haye was present amongst the media at the Klitschko vs Chisora post-fight press conference. During the conference, Haye began a verbal confrontation with both Klitschko, and his manager Bernd Bonte, challenging the WBC champion to a fight. Boente claimed Haye had turned down an opportunity to fight Klitschko, and that he would not get a second opportunity. Chisora then intervened, calling Haye an “embarrassment”, and challenged Haye to a fight, to which Haye responded that Chisora had lost “three fights in a row”.

Haye continued his verbal assault. Chisora taunted Haye, asking him “how’s your toe?”, and then left the stage to confront Haye face to face and, in front of the assembled media, the two British fighters and several bystanders became involved in a mass brawl. Haye threw punches at Chisora whilst holding a bottle in one hand, leading to Chisora accusing Haye of glassing him.
Chisora’s trainer Don Charles was also involved in the brawl and Haye’s long-time trainer Adam Booth received a cut to the forehead whilst trying to break things up; Booth would later accuse one of Chisora’s entourage of striking him with a bottle during the confrontation, though the cause turned out to be a camera tripod that had been picked up and brandished by Haye at the end of the melee, whilst in the aftermath, Chisora was caught on video threatening to “shoot Haye”.

German authorities sought both Haye and Chisora following their involvement in the brawl. On 19 February, Chisora and Charles were arrested by German police at Munich Airport. Police detained Chisora, but released him without charge following questioning, whilst urging Haye to turn himself in.

On 8 May, it was announced Haye would come out of retirement to fight Chisora, and the bout would take place on 14 July, at the Boleyn Ground Stadium.

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🤔Nigel said you were PAID TO TURN UP!! TalkSPORT asks Eubank Sr on why he went to Eubank Jr vs Benn fight via @talkSPORT

#chriseubank #eubankjrbenn #boxing #nigelbenn #turkialalshikh

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