Eubank Jr vs Benn rematch set for November 15th

Chris Eubank Jr and Connor Benn will face off once again on November 15th 2025 at the Tottenham Hostpur Stadium, according to The Ring Magazine.

The British duo contested an epic encounter back in April, which Eubank Jr won on points, following years of heated build up – stemming from a legendary rivalry between their two fathers, Chris Sr and Nigel.

Now, they appear destined to meet for a second time in North London this winter, which had previously looked unlikely after Benn stated he was looking at alternative options following a breakdown in negotiations last month.

A key question still to be answered is what the weight terms will be for the rematch, with Eubank Jr failing to make the middleweight limit in the first contest.

The bout went ahead after the 35-year-old met the rehydration limit on the morning of the fight, though he did cop a £10,000 fine from the British Boxing Board of Control after social media footage suggested he used a sauna in order to make the cut.

The preamble to the pair's first encounter was littered with tension, never more so than when Eubank Jr cracked an egg over Benn's head in a pre-fight face-off in reference to the latter being controversially cleared of doping charges.

Bookmakers make Eubank Jr no bigger than 4/7 to claim another victory in the rematch (William Hill), while Benn is a top-priced 7/4 (Ladbrokes).

Former cruiserweight world champion turned pundit Johnny Nelson believes Benn has what it takes to turn the tables, however.

Nelson told Sky Sports: "I don't think Eubank can improve on his last performance.

"At times in the fight, I thought his legs looked stiff, looked stationary, like he was stuck in quicksand.

"I do see improvement there for Conor and I do think the result will be the other way around in the next fight. He'll go the distance all over again but Conor now knows what he's capable of doing."