One of boxing's most notorious feuds is being reignited this weekend when Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr. go head to head in the ring.
Conor Benn vs. Chris Eubank Jr., dubbed Fatal Fury, is set to ignite one of British boxing’s most bitter rivalries at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on April 26.
Decades after their fathers’ clashes, the sons step into the ring to settle unfinished business.
Eubank Jr., the seasoned former world champion, brings size and experience, while the undefeated Benn rises two weight classes, hoping to cause an upset and end the Eubank family's unbeaten record in this fight.
From egg-smashing confrontations to and four-round knockout promises, this grudge match has everything.
With a stacked undercard and years of bad blood, this fight should produce fireworks.
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Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn Odds
| Result | Odds | Implied Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Conor Benn | 2/1 | 33% |
| Eubank Jr | 8/13 | 62% |
| Draw | 20/1 | 5% |
Who is the favourite to win Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn?
Eubank Jr. is a best price of 8/13 with BetMGM to beat Conor Benn this weekend.
His chances of beating Conor Benn rest heavily on three key pillars: size, power, and experience.
As a natural middleweight, Eubank holds a clear physical advantage over Benn, who is jumping up two weight divisions from welterweight.
Eubank’s superior reach and strength could play a decisive role, particularly in the later rounds when size starts to matter more.
With 25 knockouts in 34 wins, his proven power at 160lbs is another weapon Benn has never faced at this level.
Add to that Eubank’s deep résumé - featuring battles with world-class opponents like Groves, Saunders, and Smith—and his experience could prove crucial against the less-tested Benn.
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Connor Benn is a best price of 2/1 with AKBets to cause an upset.
Conor Benn’s chances of beating Chris Eubank Jr. hinge on his speed, youth, and relentless hunger to prove himself on the big stage.
At 28, Benn enters his physical prime, seven years younger than Eubank, with fresher legs and potentially deeper gas in the later rounds.
His hand speed and volume punching could pose serious problems for Eubank, especially if he’s slowed by the rehydration clause.
Benn’s aggressive style, and intense sparring with top middleweights in preparation to this fight has shown his desire to silence critics and prove that he can step out of his father’s shadow.
If he starts fast and sustains the tempo, he’s more than capable of forcing an upset.
