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Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn Predictions, Props, Odds & How to Watch

Brady Trettenero

By Brady Trettenero in Boxing

Updated: April 26, 2025 at 2:45 am EDT

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Chris Eubank Jr. exits the ring after winning fight
Dec 7, 2019; Brooklyn, NY, USA; Chris Eubank Jr. exits the ring after defeating Matt Korobov (not pictured) by technical knockout during a middleweight world championship fight at Barclays Center. Mandatory Credit: Sarah Stier-USA TODAY Sports
  • Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn finally meet in a long-awaited British boxing blockbuster on Saturday night
  • The latest Eubank vs Benn odds have “Next Gen” as a slight favorite over the younger Benn
  • Check out our full Eubank vs Benn prediction, best bets, and prop picks below

Second-generation British boxing stars Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn will finally settle their family feud this Saturday, April 26th, when they clash at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The sons of 1990s rivals Chris Eubank Sr and Nigel Benn aim to close a chapter that’s been brewing for over 30 years in front of 60,000 passionate fans.

The current Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn odds position “Next Gen” Eubank as a modest betting favorite with his edge in experience and size. But the undefeated Benn, fighting in memory of his late father, is a live underdog with his youth, speed and explosive power.

Will the savvy veteran Eubank teach the young prodigy a lesson, or can “The Destroyer” announce his arrival to the elite ranks with a legacy-defining win? We’ve broken down the matchup, analyzed the latest odds, and are ready to make our Eubank vs Benn prediction and best bets.

Eubank vs Benn Odds

Bet TypeChris Eubank JrConor Benn
Moneyline-182+142
Spread-3.5 (-110)+3.5 (-110)
Total RoundsO 8.5 (-140)U 8.5 (+110)

The Eubank vs Benn odds at FanDuel Sportsbook have Chris Eubank Jr as a -182 favorite, giving him a 64.5% implied probability of victory. Conor Benn comes back at +142, or a 41.3% implied probability.

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Odds as of April 26, 2025, at FanDuel Sportsbook. Be sure to check out FanDuel promos to bet on Eubank vs Benn.

Eubank vs Benn Props

Besides the main moneyline market, there are several interesting prop bets available for this massive British boxing showdown. Here are some that hold solid value:

PropOdds
Eubank by KO/TKO+140
Fight Goes Distance – No-215
Benn to Be Knocked Down-102
Eubank Lands 125+ Punches-160
Benn Under 125 Punches-105

I like Eubank by KO/TKO at +140 for a solid value play. His size, skill and precision punching will likely prove too much for Benn as the rounds go on. The “Fight Doesn’t Go Distance” prop at -215 also looks like a smart bet given these two knockout artists and their bad blood.

For knockdowns, Benn’s aggressiveness makes him more likely to get floored at least once. And in terms of punch stats, back Eubank to land the higher volume with his superior technique and reach, while Benn likely falls short of 125 landed.

Fight Details + How to Watch

DetailInfo
DateApril 26, 2025
VenueTottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
BroadcastDAZN PPV
PPV Price$24.99

The event will be streaming live around the globe on DAZN pay-per-view for $24.99. If you’re already a subscriber, you can grab the PPV right from the DAZN app. New users will need to sign up for a subscription first before they can buy it.

Chris Eubank Jr Boxing Analysis

At age 35, Chris “Next Gen” Eubank Jr (34-3, 25 KOs) finally gets the legacy-defining fight he’s craved for years. The Brighton native has proven his world-class ability against solid names, but setbacks have kept him from that elusive signature win.

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Now dropping back to middleweight, Eubank will enjoy slight edges in height and reach over Benn. More importantly, he holds massive advantages in experience and level of competition faced. Eubank’s superior ring IQ, timing, and counterpunching ability should serve him well against a younger, fresher, but far less seasoned foe.

Conor Benn Boxing Analysis

Unbeaten rising star Conor “The Destroyer” Benn (23-0, 14 KOs) steps way up in class—and weight—to challenge Eubank at middleweight. The 28-year-old from Essex has blasted through the welterweight ranks with his blistering speed, combinations, and explosive power.

But he’s faced some bumps in the road recently, including a drug test issue that put him on the sidelines for a while. After two ring wins, he’s finally making his comeback in England.

While lacking Eubank’s seasoning, the naturally stronger Benn will aim to impose his physical advantages with a relentless, smothering attack. If he can catch the aging Eubank early, an upset KO isn’t out of the question.

Eubank vs Benn Tale of the Tape

StatsChris Eubank JrConor Benn
Age3528
Record34-3 (25 KOs)23-0 (14 KOs)
Height5’11” (180 cm)5’8″ (173 cm)
Reach72.5″ (184 cm)68″ (173 cm)
StanceOrthodoxOrthodox

Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn Prediction

Conor Benn is a talented young boxer with the potential to dominate the welterweight division one day. But moving up to 160 pounds to face a proven middleweight like Eubank is a big ask. While Benn’s youth, speed, and power make him a live dog, Eubank’s boxing skills, ring savvy and size advantages should prove decisive.

Look for Eubank to gradually take control with his sharp jab and counterpunching. Benn will have moments early, but once his attacks fail to budge the bigger, craftier man, he’ll slow down. From there, Eubank’s poise and precision will take over, allowing him to punish Benn with clean, powerful shots until forcing a late stoppage.

Brady Trettenero
Brady Trettenero

Lead NHL & NCAAF Editor

Brady is the lead NHL and College Football editor at Sports Betting Dime, where he specializes in betting odds and data-driven analysis. Brady has over 10 years experience working in sports media, with work published by outlets such as ESPN, CBS Sports, Yahoo! Sports and Fox Sports.

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