Chris Eubank Jr. vs Conor Benn 2: Fight odds, preview and prediction

A new chapter in one of British boxing’s fiercest rivalries will be written this weekend, as Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn face off again in a high-stakes rematch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday 15 November.

Ladbrokes previews the latest Eubank vs Benn 2 odds, looks at how the fighters compare heading into the rematch, and recaps what happened in a thrilling first encounter that left plenty of questions unanswered.

The sons of two British boxing legends meet for a second time this November, as Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn run it back in a rematch under the lights at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the same venue that hosted their first fight back in April.

Their first fight came after years of build-up. It was originally set for 2022 before collapsing after Benn failed a drugs test, something that hung over the rescheduled bout right until fight night. The pair traded barbs throughout the build-up, with Eubank memorably cracking an egg over Benn’s head at the final press conference in a nod to his infamous ‘12-egg-a-day’ diet claim.

When the pre-fight antics were over, the main event certainly delivered, with both fighting like warriors for twelve rounds and Eubank Jr. ultimately securing a deserved unanimous victory. Benn earned plenty of praise for his performance at middleweight, and insists that this will be his last fight at 160lbs before dropping back to welterweight.

Eubank Jr. arrives as the slight favourite to win again in the outright betting at odds of 8/11, while Benn is 5/4 to win the fight. If the fight is to go the distance again, Eubank is 5/2 to win on the judges' scorecards and Benn is 7/2, while Eubank is 2/1 to win by KO and Benn is 3/1.

Eubank Jr has the edge in height, reach, experience, and big-fight pedigree. His first performance against Benn showed his superior ring IQ, ability to control range, and defensive discipline. He's won 25 of his 35 fights by knockout, and has world titles on his CV.

Benn, on the other hand, has the youth and power advantage. He remains one of the most aggressive pressure fighters in the UK, with a high-volume approach and explosive combinations, but he’ll need to show more variety and poise if he’s to avenge his only professional loss.

Eubank's experience and familiarity at middleweight was the story of the first fight, as he ultimately outclassed a brave Benn. He stayed composed under pressure, picked his shots well, and ran out a clear winner on the cards.

This time around, the dynamics are different. Benn has a point to prove, and will be more comfortable fighting at 160lbs this time around and better prepared for the physical demands over twelve rounds.

At seven years younger, he could also have the extra engine needed down the stretch. Eubank has the tools to box his way through this again, but Benn’s relentless pressure might just tell. We're backing Benn to come through on points, potentially setting up an historic trilogy.

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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.