The Sun: Chelsea star Jody Morris defeated Tottenham star Bentley in a charity boxing match

According to the British media "The Sun", Chelsea star Jody Morris defeated Tottenham star Bentley in a charity boxing match.

Former Gunners goalkeeper Graham Stark, who played alongside Morris at Millwall, planned this five-game charity boxing match.

In the main event, Morris overcame the pain barrier to defeat an exhausted Bentley in three rounds.

Morris gasped and said: "I'm just exhausted! You don't know how much energy adrenaline will consume you, but obviously, I have worked very hard in the past seven or eight weeks. I'm glad I did this, otherwise I would have collapsed from exhaustion."

Morris, wearing a blue Chelsea jersey, defeated Bentley, who was wearing a Tottenham jersey, with body jabs and right uppercuts.

Morris quipped: "Tottenham have been trying for a long time, but they are always beaten by Chelsea. But don't forget that he also played for Arsenal, so this night beat Arsenal and Tottenham."

Bentley hugged Morris and added: "It feels great to be able to get in the boxing ring and fight Morris, he is a great guy. But on the After the ring, I feel like I'm better suited to promoting boxing than competing in person."

"But I do want to get in the ring, it's for charity. That's the most important thing. Congratulations to Morris. Thank God I didn't fall down, otherwise I wouldn't be able to get up!"

Stark organized the event on behalf of four charities, hoping to raise 500,000 pounds. All funds were donated to Playskill, Sport In Mind, Willow Foundation and Helping Hands.

In other games, former Reading striker Leroy Lita knocked down David Noble to win the game, while Hull City star Curtis Davies knocked down former QPR goalkeeper Paddy Kenny. Marvin Elliott defeated Greg Halford after three rounds, while Anthony Gardner defeated Lee Trendle via points.

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