The long-delayed Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn fight finally has a date at Totterham Hotspur Stadium: live on DAZN. Eubank Jr.
The all-British fight was hyped as a resolution to the rivalry inherited from his fathers, Chris Eubank Sr. and Nigel Benn. The bout was originally scheduled for October 2022, which was derailed by Benn’s poor test results, which sparked public and social media hostility. Now, they have finally stepped into the ring, reportedly to settle their differences and make a name for themselves on the British boxing scene.
The undercard tries to go up against Anthony Yarde against Lyndon Arthur, Liam Smith against Aaron McKenna, Chris Bee Chris Billam-Smith went up against Cheavon Clarke with Brandon Glanton and Viddal Riley facing each other. These fights showcased a variety of techniques and styles, but let’s be honest, they probably weren’t enough to keep America’s hardcore boxing fans entertained. Following the main event at Eubank, the undercard promises a mix of performances to cheer British fans on, but American viewers may find it underwhelming compared to the high-profile international games they’re used to.
While British enthusiasts will revel in what they believe will be a legendary showdown, die-hard American boxing fans will likely view the event as just another predictable night of local rivalry with little to offer over the usual fare. This fight could become a cornerstone of British boxing, but don’t expect it to change the global boxing landscape or attract a keen American audience.
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