CHRIS EUBANK SR furiously confronted Carl Froch as he warned about the consequences of his son’s rematch with Conor Benn.
The former boxer shared his concern over Eubank Jr cutting weight once again to make the fight.
In their first contest Eubank Jr was taken to hospital after beating Benn.
He spent more than 24 hours undergoing tests and supervision after showing signs of chronic dehydration.
Yet the fighter is prepared to go through it all once again to face Benn for a second time – with his dad concerned about the dangers involved.
He said on SunSport’s No Glove Lost: “For three years, I was saying to you that this fight shouldn’t be because the weights are wrong.
“I’ll never be proved wrong because I’m standing on the rules. So I’ve said all that I’ve had to say. It doesn’t change.
“So I’m not going to go bleeding on, on the same subject. You will see there will be consequences. Weight dehydration is dangerous.
“I’m not talking about the fighters because no one’s listening. I’m talking about the fighters who are watching these two fighters. Watch what happens.”
Froch pushed back, claiming there was no issue after the first fight and that Eubank Jr got through it – even winning.
Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn 2 – all the info
TIME for round two of this generation’s family feud!
Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn go punch-for-punch once again as both rivals look to make their fathers proud.
The blockbuster rematch takes place at the 62,000-seater Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, November 15.
Eubank Jr narrowly outpointed his bitter foe after 12 brutal rounds in April to secure the bragging rights in what was certainly a Fight of the Year contender.
And the two British superstars will dance once more as Eubank Jr aims to do the double while Benn seeks revenge after suffering a first career loss.
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But Eubank Sr dismissed the suggestion, revealing his son was in an awful condition on the way to hospital.
He continued: “You were not in the ambulance with my son.
“He was touch and go in the ambulance. He was touch and go. And I’m saying to you, the public don’t see that.
“I’m always behind my son. What I will not be behind is the stupidity and the incompetence of these promoters, who are… They are flouting the rules in terms of weights, and this is how fighters end up disabled.”
