Who Is Chris Eubank Jr. Fighting Next? Chris Eubank Jr. Next Fight, Last Fight, Chris Eubank Jr. Boxing Record And More

Find out all about Chris Eubank Jr. next fight, his last appearance in the ring and his professional boxing record!

Who Is Chris Eubank Jr. Fighting Next? Chris Eubank Jr. Next Fight, Last Fight, Chris Eubank Jr. Boxing Record And More

Boxing royalty runs through Chris Eubank Jr.’s veins. He is the son of flamboyant British boxing legend Chris Eubank Sr. and with that tag, Junior entered the sport with massive expectations on his shoulders. Those iconic father-son training videos circulated years before he turned professional in 2011. The younger Eubank lacked his father’s eccentric personality but inherited his fighting spirit and chin. The boxing world watched closely, wondering if the son could live up to the father’s legendary status.

Eubank Jr.’s career has been marked by both success and setbacks. He has captured multiple championship belts including the IBO titles at middleweight and super middleweight. But the truly elite-level victories have proven elusive thus far. Yet Eubank Jr. has consistently shown resilience, bouncing back from defeats with renewed determination. At 35, he finds himself in the interesting position of still chasing the defining fight that would cement his own legacy separate from his father’s towering shadow.

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Chris Eubank Jr. Next Fight

Chris Eubank Jr. is scheduled to face Conor Benn (23-0) on April 26, 2025, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. This highly anticipated showdown is the continuation of one of British boxing’s most storied rivalries. Their fathers, Chris Eubank Sr. and Nigel Benn, engaged in two epic battles during the 1990s that captivated the nation. Eubank Sr. had won the first bout while the second bout was declared a split draw.

The card for Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn is looking stacked.#FatalFury Ring Magazine showdown on April 26th in collaboration with @KOFstudio_EN. pic.twitter.com/CwSEB4REfa
— Ring Magazine (@ringmagazine) March 19, 2025

The matchup between the sons was originally planned for October 2022 but collapsed at the last minute when Benn tested positive for a banned substance. The fallout was messy, with accusations flying and Benn spending time suspended from the sport while fighting to clear his name. Nearly three years later, the bout is finally happening thanks to Saudi boxing powerbroker Turki Alalshikh, who announced in January that both fighters had accepted the terms.

The 62,850-capacity Tottenham stadium will likely sell out quickly. British boxing fans have waited decades for the sons to settle their fathers’ rivalry. The matchup pits Eubank’s experience and size advantage against Benn’s youth and explosive power. And for Eubank Jr., victory would represent the signature win his resume has been lacking.

Chris Eubank Jr. Last Fight

Chris Eubank Jr. made a dominant return to the ring on October 12, 2024. He stopped Poland’s Kamil Szeremeta in the seventh round after scoring four knockdowns. Fighting for the first time under new trainer Jonathan Banks, Eubank looked sharp from the opening bell, dropping Szeremeta with a crisp one-two in the first round.

Eyes meet, each assessing the other 👀

Chris Eubank Jr and Kamil Szeremeta…Intense 😮‍💨

Beterbiev v Bivol | October 12 | Live on TNT Sports Box Office pic.twitter.com/oJqU2clKPP
— Boxing on TNT Sports (@boxingontnt) September 25, 2024

Despite suffering a cut above his right eye, he controlled the pace, using slick combinations and powerful uppercuts to break down his opponent. A left hook and punishing body shots sealed the win, with referee John Latham halting the bout after the fourth knockdown of the fight in the seventh round.

Chris Eubank Jr. Boxing Record

37 Fights	Win	Loss
By KO	25	1
By Decision	9	2

(Image Credit: Chris Eubank Jr – X)

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