Chris Eubank Jr. beat Conor Benn in a big boxing match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. The fight went all 12 rounds and was full of action.
The judges scored it 116-112 for Eubank Jr., giving him a unanimous decision win. This fight continued a rivalry that started with their dads back in 1990 when Chris Eubank Sr. beat Nigel Benn.
Chris Eubank Sr. showed up to watch his son fight after people weren't sure if he'd come. His presence added more excitement to the already big event.
Derek Chisora, a well-known British heavyweight boxer, watched the fight and had a different view. He thought it should have been a draw.
"I believe it was a draw. Nobody needed to lose today. It's a draw. They worked hard in the gym. They trained hard. It's a draw."
Chisora also praised both fighters for their toughness:
"They were both hurt but they stayed up because of the pride of their dads. When this fight was signed, I said one of them is going to f**k up their dad's name, but they made it nice. That was a beautiful fight. It was very good."
Before the fight, some people worried about the size difference between Eubank Jr. and Benn. Benn moved up to middleweight for this match.
After the fight, Eubank Jr. talked about Benn's power at the new weight class, but we don't know exactly what he said.
Chisora thinks we'll see these two in the ring again. "They'll be a rematch," he said.
You can read more about Eubank Jr.'s win over Benn on Sky Sports. And if you want to hear everything Chisora said after the fight, check out his interview with Boxing King Media on YouTube.
