Eubank v Benn 2: live boxing. Fight details, undercard and what to expect
Following in their fathers’ footsteps, Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr are once again fighting for their family names on the biggest stage yet. According to Eubank, there’s still a score to settle. Well, we’re ready. It’s time to watch live boxing. Let’s get ready to rumble!
What happened in the first Eubank v Benn fight?
Dubbed ‘The Ring: Unfinished Business’, Eubank v Benn is the fourth instalment in a family rivalry spanning over 35 years. After their fathers’ bouts in the early 90s, Eubank and Benn took to the ring in April to settle the score once and for all. After 12 gruelling rounds and a multitude of drama leading up to the fight (dubbed ‘Fatal Fury’), Eubank won by unanimous decision in what he called a ‘dogfight’.Leading up to the first fight, family and fighter conflict dominated headlines. From the Eubanks’ sudden reconciliation to Benn’s failed drug test and the media conference that ended with a broken egg and both fighters held back by security, we can expect more than just a fight when the fighters step into the ring in November.
What to expect from The Ring: Unfinished Business
While rumours suggest that Eubank should retire, the Brit claims that he still feels fresh, capable and wants to continue to fight. Although his father, Chris Eubank Sr, retired at age 32, Eubank Jr is keen to carry on, despite being four years older than his predecessor.
Benn believes that his loss in the spring was a result of a lack of discipline, as this was his first fight in over three years following suspension after an unintentional failed voluntary drug test. Back in camp and training harder than ever, Benn needs to win this contest to guarantee the chance of a trilogy fight and settle the scores once and for all.
The fight is set to be held in the middleweight division, meaning both fighters will need to weigh in at under 163lbs. In April, Eubank was fined £375,000 for weighing in at 0.05lbs overweight and ended up hospitalised, blaming the rehydration clause for his illness.
We can certainly expect to see both fathers in attendance, too. After both Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank Sr accompanied their sons through the ringwalks earlier this year in dramatic fashion, we can almost guarantee that both proud dads will be supporting their fighters once again.
When is Eubank v Benn?
Eubank v Benn will step into the ring on the 15th of November 2025 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Ringwalks are likely to commence at around 9:30pm, with the fight starting shortly after. You can watch all the action at our sports pubs showing live boxing near you.Who is on the Eubank v Benn undercard?
The Ring: Unfinished Business is set to be a massive night, with a stacked undercard already announced. With fights in the super-flyweight, super-lightweight, welterweight, super-welterweight and heavyweight divisions, there’s an evening full of action on our cards. Here’s who you can expect to see fighting it out on the canvas on the 15th of November:Mikie Tallon v Fezan Shahid (Super-flyweight)
Adam Azim v Zaur Abdullaev (Super Lightweight)
Jack Catterall v Ekow Essuman (Welterweight)
Ishamel Davis v Sam Gilley (Super-welterweight)
Richard Riakporhe v Tommy Welch (Heavyweight)
Chris Eubank Jr’s boxing profile
Nationality: BritishAge: 36
Height: 180cm
Reach: 184cm
Stance: Orthodox
Weight in last fight (against Benn): 163lbs
Fights: 38
Record: 35-3-0
Trainer: Brian McIntyre
Debut: 2011
Conor Benn’s boxing profile
Nationality: BritishAge: 29
Height: 173cm
Reach: 173cm
Stance: Orthodox
Weight in last fight (against Eubank): 156lbs
Fights: 24
Record: 23-1-0
Trainer: Tony Sims
Debut: 2016
Who is the favourite to win Eubank v Benn?
According to current odds, Eubank is the clear favourite to defeat underdog Benn.Watch Eubank v Benn at a pub showing boxing near you
If you can’t make it to N17 this time around, we’ve got plenty of pubs across the country that show live boxing. With our Sky Sports and TNT Sports screens catching every punch, jab and knockout, and an atmosphere to rival the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, you’re never too far from the action when you watch live boxing at the pub.Oh, and don’t forget that we’ve got plenty of drinks and food to fuel your celebrations and commiserations. We’ve always got a pint and a meal that’ll make your evening a winner. Even if your corner loses.