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Nigel Benn Says Son Conor Will Be Better Than ‘The Dark Destroyer’

By Patrik Kuitunen 17th November 2017

2017 has been a total success for Conor Benn so far. ‘The Destroyer’ has fought four times and is about to step into the ring for the fifth time this year in December on the Bellew-Haye 2 undercard.

•Fight Date Announcement• I'll Be Fighting December 17th on the #HayevBellew Undercard at the O2 Arena. #TeamBenn #TheDestroyer pic.twitter.com/7Vazto9qSP

— Conor Nigel Benn (@ConorNigel) November 14, 2017

Benn has stopped every opponent this year and made an impactful US debut this month at the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York.

💣 🇺🇸#TeamBenn #TheDestroyer pic.twitter.com/YcB1NULkgX

— Conor Nigel Benn (@ConorNigel) November 15, 2017

It’s not easy to be a son of a British boxing legend, but his father Nigel Benn believes Conor will achieve far greater things than he ever did during his prime.

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