Chris Eubank Jr has spoken on the frank brief reason on why he egged Conor Benn recently at a now infamous boxing press conference in the UK. The egging has become a global story in sport lately. Speaking to All Out Fighting podcast, Eubank junior said on his motive for egging Conor Benn: “Two and […]

Chris Eubank Jr is a smart mental warfare merchant and mind games operator in the fight game and he’s at it again here ahead of the Benn fight. Conor Benn is no slouch in the mind games department either, mind you. Speaking on the ‘Born Rivals’ program from DAZN, Chris Eubank Jr said ahead of

Chris Eubank senior the former world champion has said he will not be supporting his son on the night and even more than that too. Essentially he’s also said the fight should not go ahead and was very unhappy with his son egging Conor Benn at a press conference. Eubank senior believes his son has

Conor Benn is a big underdog on Saturday in the fight with Chris Eubank Jr but his mentality comes across as very strong at the moment. It is a major stadium fight in the UK where more than 60,000 fans will be in attendance. He’s not fazed at all however, speaking to the Ring’s Unboxed

Chris Eubank Jr steps into one of the biggest fights of his life on Saturday but there was one place that formed his fighting more than any. It wasn’t long ago that he was living under the glare of his father’s legendary career — not the case anymore. He is advancing and forging ahead now.

The Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn family rivalry history has been long and savage for years. The April 26th fight between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium marks the latest chapter in a 35-year-old family rivalry that began with their fathers. Chris Eubank Sr. and Nigel Benn. That’s a long

The Conor Benn failed drug test 2022 impact on Eubank fight coming into this weekend’s boxing is still very real and raw. Here’s why. There’s something that needs to be said on this. First off, Eubank Jr and Benn were meant to fight long before this Saturday. Alas, fast forward to now — Chris Eubank