Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn 2

Date
Sat 15th November 2025 (UTC)
Sat 15th November 2025 (Local)

Timestamp
2025-11-15T19:00:00

Time

19:00:00 UTC (19:00:00 Local)

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League
Boxing

Season
2025

Round
121

Status
Match Finished

Location
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn meet again on Saturday, 15 November 2025, in London, in a rematch of their April 2025 fight that Eubank Jr won by unanimous decision. The first fight was close, physical, and dramatic, with Benn hurting Eubank at moments but fading late, while Eubank’s size, jab, and composure controlled the second half of the contest. The rematch carries the same family rivalry intensity and has become one of the biggest British boxing events of the year.

Both fighters weighed in at the middleweight limit of 160 lbs, with a rehydration clause in place to prevent either from entering the ring too heavy. Eubank struggled last time with the weight cut and has focused heavily on controlling the process in this camp. Benn, still the naturally smaller man, has insisted the weight won’t hinder him, and he believes his speed and explosiveness will again trouble Eubank.

From a stylistic perspective, the fight comes down to whether Benn can apply sustained pressure without being walked onto counters. He is faster and more dynamic, but his defence can be leaky when he overcommits. Eubank, now back working with Brian “BoMac” McIntyre, will aim to use his height, jab, and uppercuts to keep the smaller Benn at range, forcing him to take risks. Over 12 rounds, Eubank’s physicality and experience still give him an advantage, especially if Benn cannot maintain his pace.

For Benn, the key is movement, angles, and not letting Eubank dictate the rhythm as he did in the first fight. For Eubank, the goal is to start sharper than last time, avoid getting clipped early, and use his size to steadily break Benn down. The bad blood remains, and both men have spoken confidently throughout fight week.