Chris Eubank Jr emerged victorious over Conor Benn in a hard-hitting showdown, settling their intense rivalry. The two fighters, sons of legendary boxers, engaged in a thrilling match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in front of a crowd of 67,000 spectators. Eubank Jr secured the win with a unanimous decision from the judges, scoring 116-112. He expressed his elation by celebrating exuberantly, while Benn sought comfort in his father’s embrace.

Reflecting on his performance, Eubank Jr acknowledged the challenge Benn presented, stating, “I didn’t expect Conor to push me to that extent. Our fathers’ history added a different element to this fight, and having my father’s support was crucial.” Benn, who had faced controversy with failed drug tests leading up to the bout, faced a mixed reception from the audience as he entered the ring alongside his father, who tried to rally support unsuccessfully.

Both fighters were accompanied by their fathers, who had a notable history in the sport, adding a poignant touch to the event. The match began with a show of sportsmanship as the sons touched gloves, mirroring their fathers’ actions years ago. As the fight progressed, Eubank Jr showcased his accuracy and strategic prowess, gradually gaining control over Benn.

Despite a resilient effort from Benn in later rounds, Eubank Jr maintained his dominance, showcasing his skill and determination. The intense bout culminated in a thrilling final round, with both fighters unleashing a flurry of punches to the delight of the crowd. In other matches on the card, Anthony Yarde secured a points victory over Lyndon Arthur in their trilogy bout, while Aaron McKenna scored a significant win against former world champion Liam Smith.

Additionally, Chris Billam-Smith secured a points victory over Brandon Glanton, and Viddal Riley claimed the British cruiserweight title after a challenging 12-round battle with Chev Clarke. The event proved to be a spectacle for boxing fans, highlighting the skill and tenacity of the competitors involved.