Who is the favourite to win Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn?

After years in the making, Chris Eubank Jr. (34-3, 25 KOs) and Conor Benn (23-0, 14 KOs) finally clash tonight.

Eubank Jr., a slick, orthodox middleweight, meets the aggressive, high-paced Benn, a natural welterweight stepping up two divisions.

Their fathers' fierce rivalry in the 1990s sets the backdrop, but this clash has grown personal, fuelled by doping scandals, weight controversies, and dramatic confrontations, including the infamous "egg" incident.

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Who is the favourite to win Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn?

Chris Eubank Jr. is favourite to win the fight at a best price of 4/6 with Betfred.

Chris Eubank Jr.’s chances of winning largely hinge on his natural size, power, and experience advantages over Conor Benn.

As a career middleweight with proven success at super-middleweight, Eubank Jr. will carry a significant physical edge on fight night, likely outweighing Benn by 7–8 pounds under the rehydration limit.

His 74% knockout rate and durability — having never been cleanly knocked out — make him a dangerous opponent for the smaller, less tested Benn, who is stepping up two weight classes.

Eubank Jr.’s sharper ring IQ, honed across fightd with top-level opposition, gives him a tactical edge, especially against Benn’s more aggressive, risk-taking style.

His opponent Conor Benn is a best price of 9/5 with AKBets to cause an upset.

Conor Benn’s path to victory against Chris Eubank Jr. relies heavily on a fast, aggressive start, where his youth, speed, and high-volume style could cause serious problems.

At 28, Benn is the fresher fighter and carries explosive energy, averaging 60–70 punches per round, and he’s vowed to end the fight within four rounds — a critical window where Eubank Jr., now 35 and cutting to 160 lbs, might be most vulnerable.

However, Benn faces steep challenges: he’s stepping up two weight divisions to meet a natural middleweight who has never been knocked out and boasts greater power and experience.

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