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Chris Eubank Jr vs. Conor Benn

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Conor Benn makes weight decision as he mocks Chris Eubank Jr over ‘beating from a welterweight’

Conor Benn is planning to move back down to 147lbs after his rematch with Chris Eubank Jr.

· 12h · on MSN

Conor Benn seeks revenge against Chris Eubank Jr. in British boxing family feud

· 17h · on MSN

Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn rivalry unlocks new layer as fathers trade jibes at final press conference

· 4h

Relive Eubank v Benn 2 weigh-in in London

Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn both hit the scales at 11st 5lb.

· 3h

Joe Calzaghe warns Conor Benn he may never be same again if he drops down a weight – but Eubank Jr fight a no-brainer

· 11h

Chris Eubank Jr avoids hefty fine as he weighs in lighter than Conor Benn for rematch

· 14h

Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn 2 live stream, ring walk time and how to watch

Eubank Jr, 36, claimed victory in their initial clash last April by unanimous decision.

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Conor Benn reveals reason for ruling out Chris Eubank Jr trilogy and vows to send rival into RETIREMENT after rematch

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Eubank v Benn 2: Eubank Sr at top table for news conference

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Eddie Hearn gives priceless ‘Love Actually’ response to Chris Eubank Jr talking ban at Conor Benn press conference

Eddie Hearn had an all-time classic response to Chris Eubank Jr’s latest attempt to ban him from talking at a press conference. Hearn was on stage again at the final fight week press

Irish Mirror on MSN

Chris Eubank Sr rubbishes theory on his son: 'You don't know what you are talking about'

Chris Eubank Sr was involved in a heated exchange with talkSPORT presenter Simon Jordan as the pair discussed his son's weight struggles ahead of the Conor Benn rematch

GB News on MSN

Chris Eubank Sr fires shots at Eddie Hearn ahead of son's seismic showdown with Conor Benn

Chris Eubank Sr has moved to cool talk of personal hostility between his son and Conor Benn, insisting the bitterness surrounding their rivalry has been manufactured by promoter Eddie Hearn rather than the fighters themselves.