Eubank Jr vs Benn predictions with 6/1 treble & 2 HUGE betting offers!

The stage is set for one of the most highly-anticipated bouts in recent British boxing history when Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr do battle at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.

The bout marks the continuation of a 35-year-old family rivalry which started when fathers Chris Eubank Sr and Nigel Benn skirmished for world titles in the early 1990s.

There is also a stacked undercard in the capital, which features former world champions Chris Billam-Smith and Liam Smith and a third showdown between British rivals Anthony Yarde and Lyndon Arthur.

Racing Post boxing expert Henry Hardwicke has got the headline event covered, details on how to watch and a 6/1 treble for a fantastic night of boxing this weekend.

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Where to watch Eubank Jr vs Benn

Saturday’s fight card will be available to watch via DAZN pay-per-view and Sky Sports Box Office.

Their coverage is set to start at 5pm and is priced at £19.95.

The undercard is due to begin at around 6pm in the UK. Ringwalks for the main event should take place at around 9.45pm depending on the duration of the undercard bouts.

Who is on the Eubank Jr vs Benn undercard?

• Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn (middleweight)
• Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur (light-heavyweight)
• Liam Smith vs Aaron McKenna (middleweight)
• Chris Billam-Smith vs Brandon Glanton (cruiserweight)
• Viddal Riley vs Cheavon Clarke (cruiserweight)

Eubank Jr vs Benn prediction and fight preview

It’s a contest full of question marks on Saturday night and it’s possible to make a case for any outcome. However, Conor Benn has to prove he is up to the level of Chris Eubank Jr, the Destroyer is making the step up to middleweight, having spent the bulk of his career in the welterweight division, and there is inactivity to overcome.

Those factors may make it a bridge too far on Saturday night for the 28-year-old, but Eubank isn’t a solid proposition either. Next Gen is certainly past his peak at the age of 35, the defeat in his first fight with Liam Smith raises questions and that is enough to swerve the 4-7 on offer about a victory for the Brighton boxer.

However, if the concerns over Benn prove correct on Saturday night, then a play on Eubank to win by stoppage could be the way to go.

Saturday’s Boxing Treble

Chris Billiam-Smith to beat Brandon Glandon

Chris Billiam-Smith lost his world cruiserweight title to Gilberto Ramirez last time out, but Ramirez only defeat in a 48-fight career came against the elite-level Dmitrii Bivol and the Bournemouth boxer can bounce back against Brandon Glandon.

Billiam-Smith impressed when beating Lawrence Okolie, while Brandon Glandon was outpointed by David Light, who was then destroyed by Okolie.

The collateral form is there to see and if Billiam-Smith has enough left in the tank he should win on Saturday night.

Aaron Mckenna to beat Liam Smith

Liam Smith is a former world champion, but the Merseyside man’s tank must be running dry at this stage of his career.

Beefy was crushed by Chris Eubank Jr in a heavy defeat last year and there have to be doubts as to how much the 36-year-old has left to give.

Aaron Mckenna is a young and fresh fighter on the rise and this looks a good spot for the Irishman to claim a breakout success.

Chris Eubank Jr to win by KO, TKO or DQ vs Conor Benn