The duo are the sons of Chris Eubank Sr. and Nigel Benn, two of British sport's most celebrated fighters and stars, in no small part thanks to their own major rivalry.

When Eubank Jr. scored a unanimous decision victory in April, it maintained the record laid down by his dad, who won his first bout with the older Benn and drew the second.

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But 'Nex Gen' isn't the only offspring in the family who has earned his stripes inside the ring - so just who else has fought with the famous name written on their trunks?

DAZN News takes a look at Chris Eubank Sr's family and their history within the sport of boxing. 

Chris Eubank Jr. (35-3, 25 KOs)

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Chris Eubank Jr. is the most accomplished boxer of the family besides his father. 

Making his professional debut against Kiril Psonko in 2011, Eubank Jr. has gone on to make himself one of British boxing's most intriguing characters. 

However, the one criticism that is often thrown at Eubank Jr. is the fact that he often stumbles on the biggest stages. 

Losses to Billy Joe Saunders, George Groves and Liam Smith, were deemed signs that Eubank Jr. fails to live up to expectations against the more established names in boxing.

However, that all changed on April 26 2025 when he beat fierce rival Conor Benn by unanimous decision in their thrilling contest at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. 

The pair return to the same venue for their rematch on Saturday, November 15, when the fans will be hoping they pick up where they left off.

Nathanael Wilson (8-2-1, 2 KOs)

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Nathanael Wilson is a forgotten name on the Eubank family tree, but he too decided to pursue a career in the sweet science.

Wilson's professional debut came in March 2016 when he beat Silvije Kebet on points 

Ten professional fights followed before Wilson called time on his career in January 2020. 

Unfortunately for Wilson, he was unable to end his time inside the ring on a high after suffering a third round stoppage loss to Stu Greener. 

Sebastian Eubank (2-0, 0 KOs)

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Sebastian Eubank amassed just two professional fights in his boxing career, two points wins in 2018 and 2019.

However, Eubank's life was tragically cut short at the age of 29 after he drowned in the sea in Dubai as a result of a heart attack in July 2021.

Harlem Eubank (21-1, 9 KOs)

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Harlem Eubank is an exception, with the 31-year-old welterweight always associated with Chris Eubank Sr despite being his nephew.

Harlem won his opening 21 fights and continued his rise through the ranks when he stopped Tyrone McKenna in the tenth round on March 7 2025.

However, he suffered his first loss when Jack Catterall was deemed in no position to continue after a clash of heads in their in July 2025 contest.

The bout went to the scorecards after seven completed rounds and all three judges scored the fight in favour of Catterall.

 

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