'Never had a chance': Chris Eubank Jr dropped twice in final round as Conor Benn scores decisive win
A feud that has transcended down the family tree over 35 years has been reignited again, with Conor Benn claiming victory via unanimous decision against Chris Eubank Jr.
It is the second time the pair have met in the ring this year, having continued the family feud of their fathers, Chris Eubank and Nigel Benn, back in April.
Eubank Jr won that fight just seven months ago, although the roles were entirely reversed on Sunday morning (AEDT as Benn took full control of the bout.
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Eubank Jr was joined by his father and rapper 50 Cent as he made his way to the ring, in what caused a remarkable roar and lifted the intensity around Tottenham Stadium.
Conor Benn punches Chris Eubank Jr during their middleweight fight. Getty
When it came to the action in the ring, all eyes turned to a powering Benn, who weighed in almost two kilos lighter than his rival.
While Eubank Jr was active in the ring in the opening stages, he did find himself in a wrestling match in the second round, prompting a warning for both fighters.
As the fight continued on, all momentum was in favour of Benn, who was landing brutal shots from a distance and pushing through several counter shots from Eubank Jr.
The 36-year-old's slow rhythm did not help his case to claw back in the fight, with Benn landing 45 power shots to Eubank's 18 by the end of the seventh round.
It was then that Mexican great Oscar De La Hoya opted to weigh in on the fight on X.
"Let me give you a little tutorial on boxing since you all don't know shit," he wrote.
"Eubank never had a chance to due to weight drain."
Chris Eubank Jr is knocked down by Conor Benn Getty
In the final round, Benn floored Eubank Jr twice before celebrating on the ropes.
After the final bell sounded, his win was then confirmed, with the judges scorecards leaning in favour of Benn, 119-107, 118-108, 116-110.
Benn then jumped onto his star father's shoulders to continue celebrating the win.
