Chris Eubank Jr. is taking a break from boxing, citing health issues as the reason for his absence from the ring. In a recent interview, he expressed his determination to return to his full potential, stating, 'I will not box again until I'm back to 100 per cent and I don't know when that will be.'
Eubank Jr.'s recent performance in the rematch against Conor Benn raised concerns. Despite his previous victory, the 36-year-old boxer struggled in the second fight, losing and suffering two knockdowns in the final round. Eubank Jr. attributed his performance to the ongoing health issues he has been dealing with over the past year, which finally caught up with him during the match.
'I've been through a lot, and it's affected my performance,' he said. 'But I'm a fighter, and I will come back stronger. I want to make sure I give my fans the performance they deserve.'
Eubank Jr. has not disclosed the specific nature of his health issues, but he has assured fans that he will return to the boxing ring when he is fully recovered. His statement reflects a commitment to his craft and a desire to regain his previous form, despite the challenges he has faced.
The boxer's situation highlights the importance of prioritizing health in professional sports. It also serves as a reminder that athletes, even those at the top of their game, can face unexpected setbacks. Eubank Jr.'s transparency about his struggles provides valuable insight into the human side of professional boxing.
