Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn will face the cameras and each other this Wednesday, September 17, when the official press conference kicks off at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The fight, set for November 15 at the same venue, is being billed as The Ring: Unfinished Business.
Eubank edged Benn in April at Tottenham in front of 70,000 fans, taking a unanimous decision in a brutal, scrappy affair that many ringsiders called one of the year’s best. The sons are carrying on where their fathers left off in the 1990s, and the bad blood hasn’t thinned with time.
Why this rematch is more than a payday
Tickets go live on Thursday, September 18, starting at £55 on Ticketmaster. Tottenham season ticket holders and members get first crack the day before. The promoters—Riyadh Season, The Ring, SELA, Matchroom and BOXXER—have DAZN streaming the fight worldwide. That’s the business side, but the story runs deeper.
As Chris Eubank Sr told Sky years ago: “When a Benn and an Eubank step into the ring, it’s not just boxing, it’s legacy.” His son proved that point in April when he outworked Benn’s boy over twelve bitter rounds. Now Conor’s chance to restore family pride is looming large.
Press conference heat expected at Spurs ground
Wednesday’s presser marks the first time they’ve been in the same room since that April scrap. Expect sharp words, maybe a shove or two. Both men have history not just in the ring but in their DNA. Thirty years ago their fathers split two legendary wars. Now the sons are set to write the next chapter.
As one ringside regular put it after April: “That fight felt like the old days—raw, personal, and violent. Everyone knew there had to be a second one.” The demand for a rematch was immediate.
What’s next for the card
No undercard news yet, but that’s coming. With Riyadh Season’s money behind it, expect a stacked bill designed to keep fans in their seats all night. For now, the focus is squarely on the sons of two British icons, stepping back under the lights in North London.