Sebastian Formella vs. Conor Benn on November 21

Boxing thriller in the UK!

The autumn could be a truly golden one for Sebastian Formella. On November 21, the Hamburg welterweight will face local England's capital London on November 21 against local hero Conor Benn. At stake here is Benn's WBA Continental title, which he won two years ago. Benn won two years ago. If this were not already exciting enough, there is also the fact that the ten-round duel will be ten-round duel will take place as part of the Matchroom Gala, where the heavyweight heavyweight stars Alexander Povetkin and Dillian Whyte face each other again in a face each other again in the main event. In other words: this is the Boxing Champions League!

"Hafen-Basti" is thrilled about this renewed opportunity to international package. Promoter Erol Ceylan EC Boxing put his contacts and made the "away trip" possible for his protégé: "Benn is a strong man who is not only unbeaten, but also has the home advantage. also has the home advantage. So this will certainly not be an easy fight. It I'm very proud to be able to step into the ring in the UK after my debut in the the ring in Great Britain, even if unfortunately there will probably be there will be no spectators. I'm looking forward to the I'm looking forward to the challenge and assume that we'll be able to will be able to optimise our preparation for Benn."

After competing in Los Angeles in August with former world champion Shawn Porter over the full distance of twelve rounds in Los Angeles in August, Formella Formella could have chosen a much easier opponent for his ring comeback ring return. But the 33-year-old is now only interested in the big tasks that represent a real challenge for him. This attitude also inspires Erol Ceylan: "Sebastian already showed the heart of a lion in LA. heart of a lion in LA. The fact that he is now taking on another dangerous man in Conor Benn dangerous man shows what he's made of."

Together with his coaches Mark Haupt and Peter Czwielong, Formella will Formella will be working closely with the Briton over the next few weeks to the Brit. The latter is the son of boxing legend Nigel Benn, who won world middleweight and super-middleweight titles in the 1990s. In his 16 appearances as a professional to date, Benn has been as aggressive in the ropes as aggressive as his father once was, which is also reflected in his KO rate of of almost 70 %. Boredom is by no means to be expected on the evening of November 21. So boredom is by no means to be expected on the evening of November 21.