This isn’t just a fight. This is a family war, 35 years in the making.
When Chris Eubank Jr. steps into the ring with Conor Benn, it won’t just be two undefeated British boxers settling a score — it will be the next chapter in a rivalry that began before they were even born.

Because this… is personal.
This… is legacy.
This… is blood.

The Fathers: Eubank vs. Benn – The Original War

To understand the hate between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn, you have to go back to the early 1990s — when their fathers, Chris Eubank Sr. and Nigel Benn, were the most violent, most talked-about, and most controversial rivals in British boxing history.

Their first fight in 1990 was an instant classic: Eubank won via TKO in Round 9.

Their rematch in 1993 was a brutal, bloody draw — one that left both men battered, but unsatisfied.

There was no third fight.
No closure.
Only animosity… and pride.

For over three decades, fans begged for a trilogy.
Now, they’re getting something better:
The sons.

Born Rivals: Sons of Legends, Fueled by Legacy

Both Eubank Jr. and Benn grew up in the shadows of greatness — and controversy.

Chris Eubank Jr. inherited his father’s poise, his jab, and that signature cold confidence. He’s fought top names like George Groves and Liam Smith, proving he’s more than just a famous name.

Conor Benn, on the other hand, carries Nigel’s ferocity. Explosive, emotional, and aggressive, Benn is undefeated and unfiltered — bringing street energy into every fight.

But it’s not just about boxing style. It’s about family identity.
Eubank Jr. once said:

“Conor’s a boy pretending to be a man. I was born into greatness — he’s still chasing his father’s ghost.”

Benn fired back:

“You’re living off your dad’s name. I’m fighting for mine.”

This isn’t hype.
It’s hate.
Inherited hate.

Delayed… But Not Denied

This fight was originally set for October 2022, but collapsed after Conor Benn failed a drug test — a scandal that rocked British boxing and nearly killed the matchup for good.

But two years later, the fire hasn’t died.
The fans haven’t moved on.
And neither have the fighters.

Now, with Benn cleared and Eubank Jr. seeking redemption after setbacks, the stage is set — again — for one of the most emotional, explosive rivalries in UK boxing history to explode in the ring.

The Stakes Are More Than Titles

There’s no belt on the line.
There’s no world title ranking at stake.
But for Eubank and Benn, this fight is everything.

It’s about avenging their fathers.

It’s about reclaiming pride.

It’s about proving once and for all: who is the better man, the better fighter… the better bloodline.

This isn’t just about two boxers.
It’s about two dynasties.
It’s about rewriting history — one punch at a time.

Final Word: Hatred Never Retires

In boxing, we’ve seen great rivalries.
Ali vs. Frazier.
Pacquiao vs. Marquez.
Canelo vs. GGG.

But few have ever been this personal… this emotional… or this generational.

Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn isn’t just a grudge match.
It’s a 35-year-long story finally getting its ending.
And when the bell rings?

Every second will be payback.