Eubank Jr vs Benn II: Final Promise in 35-Year Family Feud
Eubank Jr vows KO in Benn rematch at Tottenham

A Legacy of Rivalry Reaches Its Climax

The storied, 35-year boxing feud between the Eubank and Benn families is set for its dramatic conclusion this Saturday night at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Chris Eubank Jr has made a final, resolute promise to his opponent, Conor Benn, vowing to secure a knockout victory that will decisively end a rivalry spanning two generations.

History Weighs Heavy on the Fighters

This highly anticipated rematch marks the fourth chapter in the families' long-standing conflict. The history books show Eubank Jr outpointed Benn in their first encounter just seven months ago, in April 2025. This victory added to his father, Chris Eubank Sr's, win over Nigel Benn back in 1990, a fight followed by their controversial draw in 1993.

Eubank Jr, 36, is determined not to leave the outcome in the judges' hands this time. "I am feeling good," he stated. "Everything is on track for a Chris Eubank Jr KO win. This is what I love to do, it's my life. This is who I am as a human being and as a man. I was born to fight and I cannot wait to go out there and show the world what I am made of once again."

Weigh-In Drama and Fighter Mindsets

The final pre-fight weigh-in revealed a surprising shift. Unlike the first bout, where Eubank Jr was fined a hefty £350,000 for missing weight, this occasion passed without major incident. Intriguingly, Benn weighed in marginally heavier than Eubank Jr, and three pounds above his own weight from their April clash.

Both fighters are now focused on the main event. Eubank Jr boldly claimed, "The first fight was a fight of the year contender. This fight will be a fight of the decade contender." Meanwhile, the 29-year-old Benn expressed his own determination: "I'm just excited to get in there and do the business and put on a great show for the fans, for the supporters. It's a blessing. I wanted to come in heavy and at the weight I am. Chris can do what he wants, I am not concerned about him and what he does. Do not miss this."

With the stage set in North London, the boxing world watches as a historic family saga promises to reach its violent, and potentially final, conclusion.