Connor Benn v Sebastian Formella Betting odds, Tips & Prediction
Let's talk about this, Conor Benn versus Sebastian Fomella set for the Povetkin Whyte undercard. For those of you don't know who Sebastian Fomella is. I know a bit about him because he took on a South African. When I used to work in South Africa, there was a guy there Thulani Mbenge, who a lot of people were talking about and he had a fight with Formella about a year and a half ago.
Maybe about a year, a year and a half ago, a good fight but beat him. So I knew a bit about him before Sean Porter fought him and won every single round on the judges score card, literally across the board, 120-108. This is a strange matchup.
Credit to Connor Benn but it's a very strange matchup and I don't understand it. I like when I see prospects coming through and Connor Benn is a prospect, right?
When I see prospects coming through, I like to understand or see a path or understand what they're trying to do with that prospect. I don't see what they're doing with Connor Benn. I really don't understand that. I saw Eddie Hearn tweet as well, he said, sink or swim for this fight. And I'm thinking, why does he have to sink or swim all ready?
Why? Where is Connor Benn? Connor Benn I believe is what? 24 years old? What is he? 15 or 16-0. Let's have a look. I'm sorry. I should know this but I don't. He's only 24, he's 16-O but we can all agree.
Jumio was a step up, but again even the Jumio fire, I don't get it. I don't get any of these match-ups. I really don't. Okay, so say he beats Fomella. What does that mean? Does that mean he's European level? I don't know because I had no idea what Fomella was. We saw what happened when he stepped into the world stage lost every single round. It almost feels like they're trying to force track Conor Benn. Conor Benn is 30, he's like 32, 33. Someone that came in late into the game.
Ben V Formella Betting Tips
It's a weird match making for Conor Benn. I would have preferred to have seen the Jenkins fight with the Chris Kongo fight. Just so you know, we can know, you know what your British level tick that box you're only 24, become British level and then you take those steps to European Fringe World level. This kind of jumping is a bit weird again because if he wins it, then what do you do with him? Say he beats Fomella, say he knocks him out. Then what? Do you dare risk chucking him into world level?. It's almost like running before you walk situation with Conor Benn. Remember this isn't a guy that had much amateur background at all. So surely you want to kind of I don't know, give him as many of these fights against British level guys, just to kind of learn on the job before you Chuck him into sort of the European world level scene.
I don't get it. It's almost like they're afraid that if they Chuck him in with Kongo, Chris Jenkins, he will lose. And they still know that he has somewhat of a name. So it's almost like we can't put him in with those guys and lose would rather him get somewhere and fight some .
Does that mean you're now above Chris Kongo and Jenkins? Who I'm not convinced he is. I like Conor Benn by the way. I like him a lot. I like his aggressiveness, I like everything about him but I want them to match-make him properly. Not just these weird fights.
That's it, should be a good scrap but again what does it mean when he wins apart from it being a win, which is fantastic. There's one of these WBA belts as well on the line. So it jumps him up and the WBA rankings but I don't know. Again, Jenkins wants that fight, Chris Kongo wants that fight. When Conor Benn announced a couple of days ago on his Twitter that there's a big fight coming. For some reason I expected it to be one of those two. Even though Chris Kongo fought recently in the Metrum fight camp and Eddie Hearn's back garden, it might be a Chris Kongo. Because that's a fight that just makes sense. Chris Kongo 12-O, Conor Benn 16-0, it makes sense for me, then they then go, the winner then goes to a European level. This don't make sense. None of these match-making has made any sense to me. In my honest review. None. But I'm sure they know a lot more than I do with regards to match-making. So good luck to Conor Benn, I hope he wins and then let's see what they do with him because I don't know what they're doing.
![Good evening peeps. Let's see what we can talk about today. I'm sure there'll be something. There's always something to talk about, right? If you're new to the channel, don't forget to press that subscribe button, don't forget to like and share the videos. Thank you very much. It seems as though it's going to be Kabayel for Tyson Fury. Those in the know are all ready semi-reporting it, that they have heard it's going to be Agit Kabayel. Is he still European champion on beat? He's 20-0, he beat Dereck Chisora in one of those match from Monaco Monte-Carlo shows about three years ago. It was awful, which is all performance just lacked everything. I don't know. He's ranked number 15 by the WBC. Remember Tyson Fury has to fight someone in the top 15 with the WBC and I believe he's ranked number 15, that's pretty good. The ranking is up. Let me see what rankings. Obviously, I made the video yesterday saying I want Michael Hunter. That's what I want. And a lot of people have also said that Sam Jones, Joe Joyce's manager said that Adam Cacharel said it as well that he would like to see Michael Hunter get it. Sorry, okay. Rankings, so interesting I've up Povetkin's, interim WBC, heavyweight champion. I see we've got wilder is number one, Usyk number two, Ortiz number three, Ruiz JR number four, Whyte number five, Parker, then we go to Dubois, Rivas. Rivas's manager has come out and said that he's ready for it. Has Rivas had a fight since they didn't want, I'm not sure but he's a 26-1. Then it's Hrgovic. I don't think Hrgovic is a good name. I wouldn't mind Hrgovic [inaudible 00:02:11]. I'm going to see, but then it's Hunter who I really want, Joyce, Chisora, Charles Martin, FA Jaguar. And there he is Kabayel right at the bottom. So yeah, it looks like Fury is going to be fine. Kabayel look, it could be a lot worse. So I'm not too upset by that. Do I want to see Hunter? Yes. Would I even like to see FA Jaguar just because it's something different and unique? Yes, but Kabayel is on B and again he is the European champion. I don't know if he's vacated that belt. That's why I say if he's current or former European champion, he definitely had the European belt. Yeah. What do you guys make of that? Happy, not happy? I'm not very happy if I want us to view it, it's going to be Kabayel. But I'm guessing it is going to be no smoke without fire and all that goodness. Also, Wallin has said to Tyson Fury, "I deserve rematch. I'm ready for December." Had your chance my man, move on. All right. This I saw announced today. Let's talk about this, Conor Benn versus Sebastian Fomella set for the Povetkin Whyte undercard. For those of you don't know who Sebastian Fomella is. I know a bit about him because he took on a South African. When I used to work in South Africa, there was a guy there Thulani Mbenge, who a lot of people were talking about and he had a fight with Fomella about a year and a half ago. Maybe about a year, a year and a half ago, a good fight but beat him. So I knew a bit about him before Sean Porter fought him and won every single round on the judges score card, literally across the board, 120-108. This is a strange matchup. Look, credit to Connor Benn but it's a very strange matchup and I don't understand it. I like when I see prospects coming through and Conor Benn is a prospect, right? When I see prospects coming through, I like to understand or see a path or understand what they're trying to do with that prospect. I don't see what they're doing with Conor Benn. I really don't understand that. I saw Eddie Hearn tweet as well, he said, sink or swim for this fight. And I'm thinking, why does he have to sink or swim all ready? Why? Where is Conor Benn? Conor Benn I believe is what? 24 years old? What is he? 15 or 16-0. Let's have a look. I'm sorry. I should know this but I don't. He's only 24, he's 16-O but we can all agree. Jumio was a step up, but again even the Jumio fire, I don't get it. I don't get any of these match-ups. I really don't. Okay, so say he beats Fomella. What does that mean? Does that mean he's European level? I don't know because I had no idea what Fomella was. We saw what happened when he stepped into the world stage lost every single round. It almost feels like they're trying to force track Conor Benn. Conor Benn is 30, he's like 32, 33. Someone that came in late into the game. It's a weird match making for Conor Benn. I would have preferred to have seen the Jenkins fight with the Chris Kongo fight. Just so you know, we can know, you know what your British level tick that box you're only 24, become British level and then you take those steps to European Fringe World level. This kind of jumping is a bit weird again because if he wins it, then what do you do with him? Say he beats Fomella, say he knocks him out. Then what? Do you dare risk chucking him into world level? Before he's even ... It's almost like running before you walk situation with Conor Benn. Remember this isn't a guy that had much amateur background at all. So surely you want to kind of I don't know, give him as many of these fights against British level guys, just to kind of learn on the job before you Chuck him into sort of the European world level scene. I don't get it. It's almost as though they're afraid that if they do chuck him in against Kongo or Chris Jenkins. Is it Chris Jenkins? I believe it's Chris Jenkins, right. Kongo or ... Sorry, that's playing in my head now. It is, I'm sure it's Chris Jenkins. Sorry people, just double checking the name because it's playing on my head. Yeah, Chris Jenkins. Yeah. It's almost like they're afraid that if they Chuck him in with Kongo, Chris Jenkins, he will lose. And they still know that he has somewhat of a name. So it's almost like we can't put him in with those guys and lose would rather him get somewhere and fight some ... I don't know. I'm just trying to make sense of it all. I don't understand the matchmaking. Again he beat Fomella what? Does that mean you're now above Chris Kongo and Jenkins? Who I'm not convinced he is. I like Conor Benn by the way. I like him a lot. I like his aggressiveness, I like everything about him but I want them to match-make him properly. Not just these weird fights. That's it, should be a good scrap but again what does it mean when he wins apart from it being a win, which is fantastic. There's one of these WBA belts as well on the line. So it jumps him up and the WBA rankings but I don't know. Again, Jenkins wants that fight, Chris Kongo wants that fight. When Conor Benn announced a couple of days ago on his Twitter that there's a big fight coming. For some reason I expected it to be one of those two. Even though Chris Kongo fought recently in the Metrum fight camp and Eddie Hearn's back garden, it might be a Chris Kongo. Because that's a fight that just makes sense. Chris Kongo 12-O, Conor Benn 16-0, it makes sense for me. And then they then go, the winner then goes to a European level. This don't make sense. None of these match-making has made any sense to me. In my honest review. None. But I'm sure they know a lot more than I do with regards to match-making. So good luck to Conor Benn, I hope he wins and then let's see what they do with him because I don't know what they're doing. All right. What else we've got? Babrin says there is no legal recourse for Wilder team if Fury fight doesn't happen. Yeah. I don't expect there to be. I still don't think anyone has 110% explained what is going on here. I don't think there's anyone out there that knows the full devop. I'm sure there is. I'm sure those in the know know. But in terms of us fans, I don't think we fully understand. Everyone's just making up reasons, Wilder is ducking, or Wilder could be injured or this has happened, the contract date has expired, or he was behind closed doors and they wanted to get a haircut and haircut as in Frank Warren used that term everyday didn't he, in terms of people don't get the money they want, they wanted a haircut maybe Wilder didn't accept it. No one knows the real reason as to why we're not seeing Wilder versus Fury, no one. It's strange, we're all speculating and making shop. My thinking, and this is just my own thinking here is that they were looking at dates. There was a problem with dates, but also the money that they were going to pay Wilder and Fury was going to be way less. And maybe Fury was not too upset by it but maybe team Wilder, who we know very diligent when it comes to their contracts and money. Maybe they were like, we're not accepting that. Maybe that's the only thing I can see because look, they would have been paid less, fact. I don't think the fight would have done great numbers on pay-per-view, I'm being honest. And obviously they've lost a lot of money in the game. So that's just my own opinion, could be 100% wrong here. Teofimo Lopez, they want to take me to deep waters, they don't understand I'm a shark. I've heard so many people say things like that. Not long left, today is ... What was today? Is it a Tuesday. Fight is on Saturday or the early hours of Sunday morning. I will still stick with what I said. And I might do an Addie and friends actually, about this but no more all the way, all the way. And you watch what he's going to do, it's going to be beautiful to see. We're going to see a spectacle of boxing. Barbarin says here though, it would've been unseemly to ask people to spend $70 or $80 on Loma Lopez, Bob, stop this, stop acting like you're doing this for the people, please. WBC Solomon surprise Povetkin, Whyte to schedule so soon after brutal KO. Oh me oh, I said, hell. I said, I'm shocked. We'll see. I don't like it for Dillian Whyte, I don't like that the rush here. Again, I don't get it. I really do not understand the rush to go straight back in. You could have easily just set this out and had this rematch in February or March, but I'm not complaining as a fan of boxing. I'm happy to see this fight again, but I don't understand the rush. What if he loses again? I'm not one of those people argue that all your careers is done if you lose, but let's be honest. If it gets stopped again by Povetkin it's a long way back. It's not like he can't come back but it's a long way back, like losing. It was almost like if AJ lost to Ruiz back to back, it would've been a long way back for AJ. It's just a long way back. So we'll see. Let's have a look here. Rivas promote a small how ironic we get WBC shut for a while, let's move on from there. Pulev says contract is signed, expects to face Joshua on December 12th. Yes. That's what I'm hearing as well. I do believe that Eddie Hearn is hoping that there can be some fans. We saw there was an ... What was it? There was a sit-down with Arsene Wenger yesterday. Was it at the London Palladium? And that had fans in it. Right. All closely bunched together. So I can't see why boxing can't have fans. I really can't see why an event like Pulev Joshua can't have a thousand fans. They're looking at either Royal Albert Hall or Wembley Arena, which I don't think has been used for a while. Wembley Arena, but they're looking at those as venues. It'd be nice. If they can get just even 2000 in there, that would be nice. It'd be good to see. And if that happens, then we're on our way to fans coming back in boxing venues sooner rather than later. But let's hope that the fight happens. AJ looks like he's deep in training, right. We've seen Joe Joyce has been up there sparring. I've seen some photos and videos of AJ really digging deep now. So we'll see what happens, man. Let's hope that Pulev doesn't cause a problem here, let's hope he doesn't cause a problem because still big, still strong, still one of the best jabs in the business, especially in the heavyweight division. I hope he bloody doesn't come and cause a problem here. Let's do circles. What else have we got here? I saw something. It was Bob Arum said something along the lines of, they can agree Joshua versus Fury, just because finances have already been agreed on but that announcement in the summer that they've already agreed terms. Right. That was done. Now. I don't know if those terms are for behind closed doors, right. Because we're in a different time now or just terms have been agreed in terms of percentage which I believe is 50/50. That's already been done the hard work's already been done. So really and truly, it should just be a case of Joshua get past Pulev and Fury get past Kabayel, and then it's done. That's what it should be. Again. I do not want to see that fight behind closed doors. So let's hope that at times change, as we get closer to that fight, I'm thinking that fight will happen sometime in the summer. This is it. Yeah. That's it, piece of love everyone. That was short and sweet. Well, peace. benn v formella betting odds and tips.](https://allboxingodds.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/conor-benn-vs-sebastian-formella-full-fight-poster_17bf87.jpg)
Benn V Formella Odds
I think this is a difficult fight for Connor Benn, we've already seen him struggle with boxers and movers. I fancy Formella at odds of 6/4 see below. When further odds are released later to fight night we might find some more value in the betting. For all of our boxing betting tips and odds view this page.
PREDICTION & TIPS
Sebastian Formella to win @ 6/4