Eubank vs Benn 2: Chris Eubank Sr Denies Being Paid to Reunite with Son

, and if you are spouting what they told you then they are a liar,” Eubank Sr declared, emphasizing his commitment to truth and integrity.

Boxing Promotions and Behind-the-Scenes Drama

The pre-fight news conference at Pelligon in London saw a mix of tension and reconciliation. The two fathers—Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank Sr—met after the event, with Nigel expressing confidence that his son would secure victory against Eubank Jr. “Conor’s fitness is another level—it was about his mindset,” said Nigel Benn. He further added, “His team behind him is relaxed.

No stress. I know we’re going to get a victory, I’m 100% sure of that.”

Despite the promotion’s efforts to maintain harmony between the rival camps, Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn engaged in a verbal sparring match over weight discrepancy issues. This renewed debate highlighted the complex dynamics at play within the boxing world.

The Fight Build-Up: Showmanship and Subterfuge

As part of the build-up to Saturday’s bout, Nigel Benn mocked his old rival, making light of Eubank Jr’s attempts to challenge him. The atmosphere during the news conference was tense but managed by Eddie Hearn, who used a ‘Silent Night’ card and a ‘fake news’ card to maintain control over discussions.

While the Eubanks were vocal about their support for Chris Eubank Jr, Conor Benn’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, maintained his position. “I am the A side and if there’s a rehydration clause I’m going to deal with it— and I don’t need to answer your questions,” Eubank Jr stated firmly.

The boxing world watches eagerly as these fathers of fighters prepare for their own face-off, reminiscent of the historic 1990s bouts. The outcome not only hinges on the physical prowess of the sons but also on the dynamics between their respective promoters and families.