As we get ready for the promising bout between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn, fans are eager to see what’s in store for the upcoming clash, and whether the unfolding drama will upset the Eubank Benn odds.
The clash, set to take place on Saturday, 26 April 2025, at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, not only continues the legacy of their famous fathers but also stands as a significant event in British boxing.
In this article, we’ll look at the details of the upcoming fight, as well as the odds and the fighters’ profiles as they gear up to face off in the ring.
The fight overview
The long-awaited event will kick off on Saturday, 26 April 2025, at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. While exact timings will depend on the length of the undercard fights – set to start at 6 pm GMT – the ring walkouts for Eubank Jr vs Benn will likely start around 10 pm.
Betting odds
According to Sky Bet, as of the April 3rd 2025, the boxing odds for the upcoming clash are:
- Chris Eubank Jr to win: 8/13
- Chris Eubank Jr to win by KO/TKO: 6/4
- Chris Eubank Jr to win by decision: 3/1
- Conor Benn to win: 6/5
- Conor Benn to win by KO/TKO: 2/1
- Conor Benn to win by decision: 5/1
- Draw: 14/
These odds position Eubank Jr as the favourite going into the matchup, reflecting his experience and natural size advantage.
Fighter profiles
Here’s a closer look at the fighter profiles for the two professionals going into the clash.
- Chris Eubank Jr.—The middleweight, aged 35, boasts a professional record of 34 wins (25 by knockout) and 3 losses. With a slight height advantage and a TKO victory in his last fight, he comes into this bout in strong form.
- Conor Benn – Aged 28, he remains undefeated with a record of 23 wins (14 by knockout). Benn has primarily fought at welterweight, but this fight marks his middleweight debut. After his most recent victory by unanimous decision, he’s hoping to secure another win in this new division.
Preparations and expectations
Benn is making a significant leap by moving up two weight classes to face-off against Eubank Jr at middleweight. To level the playing field, a rehydration clause has been implemented, stipulating that neither fighter can weigh over 170lbs on the morning of the fight, aiming to prevent a substantial weight disparity on fight night.
Eubank Jr, on the other hand, enters the ring with the advantage of experience and natural size. His confidence is evident, and he looks to potentially settle the ongoing rivalry between the two families on the night of April 26.
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This pivotal moment in both fighters’ careers promises to be an electrifying evening for boxing fans and enthusiasts alike.
A victory for Eubank Jr could pave the way for world title opportunities, while a loss might prompt questions about his future in the sport. For Benn, overcoming the challenges of moving up in weight and defeating a more seasoned opponent could solidify his status as a formidable force in boxing.
Fans are anticipating a compelling contest as both men aim to carve their own legacies in the ring.