The Briton, going up two weight divisions for the first contest, lost their April 2025 bout by unanimous decision to his sworn enemy in what became an instant British classic, which will live long in the memory.

Benn then avenged the sole defeat of his career with a brilliant display of boxing as he gained revenge on Eubank Jr. via a wide uninamous decision in November 2025.

Those were Benn's first fights since successfully battling a ban to fight in the UK again and he announced himself back to the world with two big displays at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

But just who is Conor Benn? Here, DAZN News profiles the star, including his personal stats, fight history and professional record, as well as his next bout.

Who is Conor Benn?

Conor Benn is a British boxer who fights primarily at welterweight, and is the son of former world champion boxer Nigel Benn.

Born in 1996 in London, England, he turned professional in 2016 after an amateur career in Australia, and gained a strong reputation for dominant displays in the ring.

Benn was previously the WBA Continental (Europe) welterweight title holder, and mounted numerous defences between taking the belt in 2018, and up to 2022.

• Nationality : British
• Age : 29
• Height : 5' 8"
• Reach : 68"

What is Conor Benn's record?

Conor Benn has contested  25 fights  as a professional to date, recording  24 wins, with  14 knockouts.

His defeat to Chris Eubank Jr., where he fought two divisions higher than normal, was his first professional defeat but it was avenged in superb fashion in the rematch.

Other statement victories include a first-round knockout against Samuel Vargas in 2021, followed by a second-round stoppage against Chris van Heerden a year later.

• Total fights : 25
• Wins : 24
• Losses : 1
• Knockouts : 14

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When is Conor Benn's next fight?

Conor Benn has plenty of options on the table following his superb victory in his eagerly anticipated rematch with Chris Eubank Jr..

Having exceeded expectations on his middleweight debut in their thrilliing first encounter, Benn outboxed his bitter rival and dropped him twice on his way to a unanmious decision victory in the return.

Benn immediately expressed his desire to move back down to welterweight and any one of the four champions at 147lb are possible next opponents for him.

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