The highly anticipated rematch between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn has finally come to an end, with the latter emerging victorious in a unanimous decision victory at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The fight, which was one of the most eagerly awaited bouts of 2025, saw Benn dominate throughout the 12 rounds, showcasing his impressive skills and determination.
The rematch between Eubank Jr and Benn had been highly anticipated after their first encounter seven months prior, which was a thrilling back-and-forth classic that resembled the rivalry between their fathers at their maiden fight 35 years ago. However, this time around, Benn's experience and ring generalship proved to be too much for Eubank Jr.
Despite floating the idea of a potential retirement after the rematch, Eubank Jr said he would not be putting his gloves up after the bout. This leaves fans wondering about his future in boxing. Eubank remains among the highest-ranked fighters in the middleweight division and has expressed ambitions to fight for the world title at higher weight divisions.
On the other hand, Conor Benn's long-term intentions are to win titles two weight classes below middleweight. Following his victory, he reiterated his intention to drop down to welterweight and take on the division's top champions. Benn called out several top welterweights, including Rolando Romero, Mario Barrios, and Brian Norman Jr.
As for a potential trilogy fight between Eubank and Benn, there are currently no plans in place. The contract was for two fights, and both fighters seem content with their current paths in the boxing world. However, given Eubank's ambitions to fight at higher weight divisions and Benn's long-term intentions to dominate his division below middleweight, a trilogy fight could be a natural conclusion to their rivalry.
In any case, Conor Benn has secured another major victory, further solidifying his position as one of the top welterweights in the world. His future is now filled with possibilities, including potential title fights against top champions and a possible drop down to welterweight.
The rematch between Eubank Jr and Benn had been highly anticipated after their first encounter seven months prior, which was a thrilling back-and-forth classic that resembled the rivalry between their fathers at their maiden fight 35 years ago. However, this time around, Benn's experience and ring generalship proved to be too much for Eubank Jr.
Despite floating the idea of a potential retirement after the rematch, Eubank Jr said he would not be putting his gloves up after the bout. This leaves fans wondering about his future in boxing. Eubank remains among the highest-ranked fighters in the middleweight division and has expressed ambitions to fight for the world title at higher weight divisions.
On the other hand, Conor Benn's long-term intentions are to win titles two weight classes below middleweight. Following his victory, he reiterated his intention to drop down to welterweight and take on the division's top champions. Benn called out several top welterweights, including Rolando Romero, Mario Barrios, and Brian Norman Jr.
As for a potential trilogy fight between Eubank and Benn, there are currently no plans in place. The contract was for two fights, and both fighters seem content with their current paths in the boxing world. However, given Eubank's ambitions to fight at higher weight divisions and Benn's long-term intentions to dominate his division below middleweight, a trilogy fight could be a natural conclusion to their rivalry.
In any case, Conor Benn has secured another major victory, further solidifying his position as one of the top welterweights in the world. His future is now filled with possibilities, including potential title fights against top champions and a possible drop down to welterweight.
? Also, why was it only two fights when we're supposed to be seeing a trilogy now? Is there a clause in the contract or what? And can we please get some real stats on Conor Benn's welterweight credentials before he starts calling out top champs 
... ben's ring generalship was on point 
, but what really stood out was how much eubank took a beating 
... i think we'll see more of him in higher weight divisions soon 
... and ben's welterweight aspirations are definitely something to watch 
I'm still trying to process how Benn dominated Eubank Jr for 12 rounds! 
The guy's skills are insane, no doubt about it! But at the same time, you can't help but wonder if Eubank Jr is still got the fire in his belly? 
He seemed so lost out there, like he was just going through the motions. I mean, 35 years of rivalry between their dads and now Benn's dad is being hailed as the champion 
. It's a bit much for me to handle! 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this rematch! I mean, Conor Benn just dominated like that? 
As a parent, it's amazing to see these young athletes showcase their skills and determination. Eubank Jr still has so much potential, but if he doesn't start winning more consistently, people might start thinking about retirement 
. Now that Benn's got the upper hand, he's gotta keep pushing himself to reach those title fights 
. And let's be real, a trilogy between those two would be EPIC 
! Can't wait to see what's next for both of them 
. The stats are crazy - Benn landed like 550 punches compared to Eubank Jr's 300 
. But it looks like Benn proved everyone wrong, proving he's one of the top welterweights out there 
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. He's still got a lot of potential, but it seems like he's getting a bit rusty in the ring 
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. I mean, I was hyped for the rematch like crazy 
. Either way, Conor Benn is looking like a serious contender for the welterweight title 
I'm seriously considering him to hang up his gloves after this win... just kidding, I think he'll keep fighting for years to come!