Conor Benn defeated Chris Eubank Jr. by unanimous decision in their rematch on November 15, 2025, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. The judges scored the fight 119-107, 116-110, and 118-108, all in Benn’s favor, as he avenged his April loss and secured the first Benn family victory in the decades-long rivalry .
The Scorecards and the Finish
The wide margins reflected Benn’s control across nearly every round. According to the BBC and Boxing News, Benn built a substantial lead before dropping Eubank twice in the twelfth and final round . Eubank survived to the final bell but offered little resistance in the championship rounds.
One judge, John Latham, had the fight level after eight rounds before awarding the final four to Benn for a 116-110 card, while the other two officials saw a far more one-sided contest at 119-107 and 118-108 . The knockdowns in the last round punctuated a performance that RTE described as “the best of Benn’s career” .
How the Fight Unfolded
Benn started aggressively, rushing to the center of the ring and landing body shots in the opening exchanges. Eubank appeared sluggish early, and by the fourth round Benn was producing the cleaner work . A venomous combination and a huge right hand from Benn in the seventh signaled his dominance, though Eubank briefly traded punches in the eighth .
The later rounds grew quieter as fatigue set in, and some spectators left before the twelfth. Those who stayed witnessed Benn’s two knockdowns, the second coming in the final minute, which cemented the verdict .
Weight, Rehydration, and the Conditions
Both fighters weighed in at 11 stone 5 pounds (72kg) on Friday morning, one pound under the middleweight limit. A rehydration clause restricted them from gaining more than ten pounds before Saturday morning’s second check, with an upper limit of 12 stone 1 pound (77kg) . On Saturday, Eubank was 0.1lb under that limit, while Benn had added seven pounds overnight .
The clause was designed to address the size disparity, as Benn was jumping up two weight classes to face a natural middleweight. Eubank later said he usually gains about 14 pounds after a weigh-in, making the restriction a significant adjustment .Quick Bio: Conor Benn vs Eubank Jr 2
The table below compares the two boxers on key biographical and career details. Fields with no verified public information are marked as “Not publicly confirmed.”
Note: Conor Benn’s reported net worth figure ($5 million) predates his high-profile fights against Eubank Jr. and Ryan Garcia, and may understate his current finances . Eubank Jr.’s net worth figure reflects earnings after the first Benn fight .
The Revenge Story
The first fight in April 2025 ended in a unanimous decision for Eubank, with all three judges scoring it 116-112 . That result handed Benn the first loss of his professional career and extended the Benn family’s winless record against the Eubanks, following Nigel Benn’s defeat and draw against Chris Eubank Sr in the 1990s .
The rematch carried unusual stakes for a second bout. As DAZN reported, promoter Eddie Hearn described Benn’s career as having been “completely finished” a year earlier, mentally and financially, before the appeal that allowed him to resume fighting . The victory thus represented both sporting redemption and a financial stabilization for Benn’s family.
What Benn Said Afterward
Benn was unequivocal about closing the chapter. “It’s been some journey and I feel like this is the end of the Benn-Eubank saga,” he told DAZN in the ring. “Done and finished, it’s over” . He also referenced his son and Eubank’s expected twins, saying the feud would not be passed to another generation .
His immediate target is a welterweight world title. Benn named Mario Barrios for the WBC belt and also mentioned Ryan Garcia, Rolly Romero, and Devin Haney as desired opponents . Hearn confirmed the plan: “Now we drop down to 147 and try to win a world title there” .
Eubank’s Response and Future
Eubank, 36, was gracious in defeat but vague about his future. “I’ve been through hell and back to get to this night and it is what it is,” he said. “The kid fought hard. He fought tough. He’s got power” . He acknowledged the score was now 1-1 but suggested he needed time to address personal matters before deciding on any return .
The undercard at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium included Jack Catterall’s eleventh-round TKO of Ekow Essuman, Adam Azim’s twelfth-round stoppage of Kurt Scoby, and Richard Riakporhe’s second-round TKO of Tommy Welch . The event drew a crowd that included Terence Crawford, Thierry Henry, and Jason Statham, with 50 Cent making a surprise appearance during Eubank’s ring walk .
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the official result of Conor Benn vs Eubank Jr 2?
Conor Benn won by unanimous decision at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on November 15, 2025. The judges scored the fight 119-107, 116-110, and 118-108, all in Benn’s favour. Benn also scored two knockdowns in the twelfth round to seal the victory .
Did Conor Benn agree to a third fight with Chris Eubank Jr?
No. Immediately after the rematch, Benn ruled out a trilogy, telling DAZN: “It’s been some journey and I feel like this is the end of the Benn-Eubank saga. It’s done and finished. It’s over. This ends here” . He instead announced plans to return to welterweight and pursue a world title, specifically naming WBC champion Mario Barrios as a target .
What did Chris Eubank Jr say after the loss?
Eubank was gracious in defeat but revealed he sensed trouble early. “From that first round, I realised that I was mistaken,” he said at the post-fight press conference, acknowledging he could not find the form that won him the first fight . He declined to discuss retirement or his next steps, stating he needed time to “heal” and deal with undisclosed personal issues .
What was the rehydration clause and why did it matter?
Both fighters weighed in at 11 stone 5 pounds (72kg) on Friday, one pound under the middleweight limit. A rehydration clause then restricted them from gaining more than 10 pounds before a Saturday morning check, with a hard ceiling of 12 stone 1 pound (77kg) . The clause was designed to address the size disparity, as Benn was moving up two weight classes to face a natural middleweight in Eubank .
What is next for Conor Benn’s career?
Benn confirmed he will drop back to 147 pounds to chase a welterweight world title. He explicitly called out WBC champion Mario Barrios, and also mentioned Ryan Garcia, Rolando Romero, and Devin Haney as desired opponents . His promoter Eddie Hearn supported the plan, saying after the fight: “Now we drop down to 147 and try to win a world title there” .
