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Eubank Jr and Benn Rematch Set for Saturday in Family Feud Revival
Conor Benn will seek redemption against Chris Eubank Jr in a highly anticipated rematch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Saturday, marking the second chapter in a rivalry reignited 35 years after their fathers' legendary battles. The first bout in April ended with a unanimous decision (116-112) in Eubank's favor, though critics debated the closeness of the contest.
The Stakes
Benn, recovering from his first professional loss, aims to avenge the defeat and disrupt the Eubanks' undefeated record against the Benn family. The rematch, steeped in generational rivalry, has drawn global attention, with boxing insiders divided on the outcome.
Expert Predictions
Opinions vary sharply among analysts. Some back Eubank Jr, citing his experience and tactical adjustments, while others favor Benn's relentless pressure and potential to exploit Eubank's perceived complacency.
"Eubank can't keep Benn off him-he'll be all over him. I'm leaning toward Benn winning on points in a thriller."
Unnamed boxing analyst
"Eubank underestimated Benn last time. With 'Bomac' [trainer Brian McIntyre] back, he's better prepared. I'm backing Eubank on points."
Industry commentator
Key Factors
Eubank's camp highlights his improved conditioning and strategic focus, while Benn's supporters argue his emotional intensity and work rate could overwhelm his rival. The fight's early rounds are seen as critical, with momentum likely deciding the result.
How to Follow
Live text and radio coverage begins at 19:00 GMT on BBC Sport, the BBC Sport app, and BBC Sounds. The undercard will also feature rising talents in the division.
Legacy on the Line
The rematch carries weight beyond the scorecards: a Benn victory would rewrite family history, while an Eubank win would cement his dominance in the feud. Both fighters have vowed to leave no doubt in the judges' minds this time.
