Chris Eubank Jr beat Conor Benn in an exciting 12 circle battle at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Chris Eubank JR brought the panel to beat Conor Benna by a unanimous decision at Tottenham Hotspur.

Eubank made a unanimous decision, all three judges achieved 116-112 in his favor, after a huge conflict in 12 rounds.

The sons picked up the rivalry of their famous fathers, Chris Eubank SR and Nigel Benn.

This saga turned a new turnaround when earlier in the evening, when, completely unexpectedly, Eubank’s elderly, without warning, arrived at the stadium with his son.

The swelling between the couple was in public after Conor Benn’s Jibes was upgraded to the fight, and Eubank’s own unprepared speech on that broken relationship was startled by their latest press conference.

Roar at the stadium reached the fever of extraordinary intensity when the eubanks of the elderly and junior ringed together.

In his father’s second echo, the junior, of course, had to knock down the upper rope to land on the canvas ring, throwing the blurring of the blows through the air while the electric noise was howling all around him.

His father followed him in the ring and hugged Conor and Nigel Benna.

The pile’s belt rose again as the bell was charged first. Eubank came out behind his stitch, and his advantage in the size of the obvious while Benn was holding in the bay on the left.

But it came to a moment in the initial circle when Benn supported a double stab with an exhaustive cross, full of the right -wing body that Eubank had to break out.

Benn managed to connect himself in the second round. His left was stiffening stiff, twice, Eubank jerked with a weight that he seemed to feel.

Benn was dangerous early. He let him burn his right and collapsed into Eubank’s temple and jaw.

He took these attacks in the third and fourth rounds. But Benn, with hectic dynamism, went through.

Eubank was ready to trade with him. He marked Benn to the right upper part and swallowed it once more, bounced his head upwards.

In the sixth round, Eubank introduced him to the stitch, but Benn managed to get inside and let him go with the left -hand hooks to sink.

Eubank inserted another solid stitch, but his right cross just looked at Benna.

He stepped down for a moment breathing breathing and the pace of the fight for a moment bounded.

In the seventh round, Benn ran into a huge right of the upper cut, a blow that took the crowd out of the crowd.

Long left with Benn. Benn leaked the blows and Eubank helped in combination with three hits.

While Benn moved forward once more, Eubank greeted him with the curved right.

Grimly decided, Benn just fought forward, just for Eubank Cross to knock him high on his head.

In the eighth round, although Benn kept in contact with the storm of wild blows. Benn, though he paused to get overgroup, and Eubank was low in, before knocking him down with his left hook.

But drawn into an exchange, Eubank seemed to hold. His legs seemed to be weakened, and the crowd rushed as the fighters leaned against each other to throw their kicks only with their hands.

Eubank cut the right eye in the ninth round. She was a battle for him to contain Benna. Both, sometimes they had to pause, just to suck in the air. But they still found the reserves that would go again. Eubank scored wide hooks that caught Benn’s jaw in the 10th round.

The defense was abandoned for a moment because they just put the blows into each other.

Eubank ended up with that circle, and Benn supported on the ropes, just pouring blows. The power in them drained as he tired, but Benn found no answer.

They stood in the middle of the ring. Their legs no longer move because they were trying to get their hands out of the slider and let their impact the impact they carry.

It was that he was releasing, exhausting effort, and no man, in that late stage, seemed to move another. They still took pain.

But Eubank broke through it. He was relentless. He continued to throw and the left hook sank with full power to score Benn’s legs.

The upper cut also hit home and Benn’s eyes were glassy as Eubank took his attack. Benn’s instinct was to reciprocate, and he made it a left hook that hit Eubank’s body strongly. But Eubank brought the panel in that last round and secured a unanimous victory in the decision.

Fractor buildup

EUBANK JR and Benn’s rivalry has become everything bitter in the accumulation of this fight. Originally, they were the result of a box in 2022, in the role, but this procedure was eventually excluded when the results of Benn’s failed drug tests appeared.

It was only in November, when Benn’s temporary suspension was abolished without appeal to the British boxer Board of Control and in the first place, he was allowed to box in his homeland.

The construction of this struggle was turning around. Benn and Eubank were separated in quarrels before and after the previous struggle of the latter. At their press conference, Eubank broke the egg on Benn’s head, a reference to a WBC claim that Benn later distanced himself from that excessive egg consumption to a violation against doping.

Benn was moving from Veleočina for this middle category fight, but the contract included the rehydration clause, which was more than 10 pounds Eubank in the morning.

Eubank introduced that provision, but on the official weighing was half an ounce over 160 pounds, a miscalculation that made him suffered a financial sentence, allegedly in excess of £ 300,000.

But this victory for EUBANK will be the final pleasure, his biggest victory on the most important night of his career.

‘We supported the last name‘

“I knew I was capable of it. I just needed someone to get him out of me,” Eubank said. “I didn’t expect Conor to be a guy to do it. I didn’t know he had it in him, I thought I would break him early.

“I underestimated him, I was not preparing for such a fight,” Eubank continued. “The fact that our fathers fought years ago made a different spirit and I am happy to have my father with me.

“He had to be here. It’s all because of him. We supported the family name – further up and up.”