The British boxing icon Frank Bruno participated in the fight Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium on Saturday evening, retreating from a recent disease. The former WBC heavyweight master caused concern after getting diseased during a flight with long hauli last month.

At the age of 63, Bruno received medical assistance at the Doha airport, and then spent two weeks in the hospital after undergoing tests, which identified the viral infection as a cause. Bruno started to Twitter last month to update his observers in his condition, stating: “The last 3 weeks were arduous, especially not knowing what is wrong with me, and the viral infection can mean a lot of things between Dave in the office (head of Dave Davies) and me that we will inform you.

“At the moment I was told that I could not go to work, so work last week and this weekend, please accept my apology, but the office tells me that most bookmakers want to move the reservation. The office tells me hundreds of messages from Well Wishers this morning in the morning, so thank you. I can’t wait to go back to work.”

His manager Dave Davies had previously described in detail Bruno’s test: “Frank was flying to work in Thailand when he got a plane in Doha. The medical crew attended Frank on the plane and in the hospital. Now he is recovering and hopes that he would return to work as soon as possible.”

The presence of Bruno in the ring occurred after the unexpected visit of Father Eubank Jr, Chris Eubank SR, who also appeared to take root for his son in the clash.

Eubank SR, who discredited his son Chris Jr during the fight and claimed that he would not participate, did not stop when he replied Benna’s comments about Eubank Jr.

Eubank SR replied: “Conor, it’s unfair to say that I don’t like my son. I love my son; I don’t like his path, as if I don’t like your paths, but I love him.”

Tonight, one of the most anticipated events this year will take place when Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn will finally compete in the ring.

Originally planned for October 2022, the fight was postponed only a few days earlier due to the lack of Benna’s drug test. However, after raising the suspension in November, the 28-year-old is now cleared of fighting in Great Britain.

Benna’s previous two fights took place in America, where he provided the dominant victories over Rodolfo Orozco and Peter Dobson. Meanwhile, Eubank Jr, 35 years vintage, is impatiently expected after the crushing victory over Kamil Szeremeta in October last year.

Here’s everything you need to know about today’s duels …

What time does Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn start?

A deafening event is to develop live at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London. It is expected that the main base will start around 17:00 BST.

Benn is to enter at around 21.45 BST first, and Eubank Jr soon after. Two stars are expected to touch the gloves just after 22:00 BST before the first bells.

The fight should not start later than this, but it could be taken if the fights of the card ended earlier than expected.

How can I watch Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn on television or via live broadcast?

The event will be broadcast live in Dazn Pay-Per-View in over 200 countries around the world. Fans of Great Britain can access Pay-Per-Vish for $ 19.95, while in the US it is priced at 24.99 USD and € 24.99 in Europe.

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Full combat card, Undercard card, order and start time

Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn – 22:00

After a break in two and a half years, Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn are finally ready to go in the ring. British boxing stars were initially able to face in October 2022, but the fight was canceled after Benn obtained a positive result of drugs.

Now, when his suspension has been lifted, Benn can fight again in Great Britain. However, he faces a huge challenge, because the “destroyer” will move two weight classes to face Eubank Jr, an experienced veteran in the boxing world.

Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur – 21:00

Anthony Yarde and Lyndon Arthur are preparing to compensate for the third time, striving to finalize the competition. Their first clash took place in 2020, where Arthur ensured a narrow victory in a fraction of extraction in an thrilling match.

A year later they faced each other, and Yarde delivered a brutal knockout to Arthur in the fourth round in London. Four years later, both warriors willingly accepted another spectacular display on this great stage.

Liam Smith vs Aaron McKenna – 20:00

Some time has passed since we recently saw Liam Smith, also known as “mighty” in the ring. His previous fight ended in a defeat with Eubank Jr in September 2023.

He was to return to Josh Kelly in September last year, but he had to withdraw due to illness. Now Liverpudlian is ready to fix evil when he goes to the head with Aaron McKenna in a clash of high rates in North London.

When it comes to McKenna, the best Irish Medium Libra contender wants to provide a performance in his most crucial fight with Smith.

Viddal Riley vs Cheavon Clarke – 19:00

Viddal Riley, an ardent supporter of Tottenham, promised an thrilling performance on the hometown of his favorite football team. After a successful amateur career, a 27-year-old Londoner slowly feels his presence on the international stage.

With an unbeaten record in 12 fights, Riley will face a strenuous opponent in Cheavon Clarke. Interestingly, the rates are high because Clarke is a devoted fan of the arsenal, which makes this competition for the domination in North London.

Two circuitous scales will compete for the British title, promising a thrilling match.

Chris Billam -Smith vs Brandon Glanton – 18:00

Chris Billam-Smith willingly returns after the second defeat of his career from Gilberto Ramirez in November last year in the struggle of the unification of WBO and WBA Cruiser in weight. Definitely to fight for the title of world champion, Billam-Smith is to face Brandon Glanton in North London, with a bit of hostility between them.

The tension escalated when Billam-Smith disregarded the American during an accidental meeting before the fight against Lawrence Okolie in 2023 in Bournemouth. However, they are prepared to determine their differences in the upcoming clash from the card.

Quotes before the fight

Chris Eubank Jr: “Everything is going on it. The loss … will end me, it would ruin me mentally, emotionally, spiritually. The defeat would be devastating, because not only beef between me and Conor true, and something that I would not be able to bear the failure at the personal level. I have to keep my father’s heritage.”

Conor Benn: “When he loses, he must retire. I do not understand why at this stage of his career he decides to fight a welterweight for the title of world champion. I can lose and win the title of world champion, no problem. I am going for the title of WBC, WBA, WBO, I think I am the highest class, in the top five.

Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn settles for life, when they face each other on Saturday evening on Saturday evening. Despite various weight classes, two men were on a collision course throughout their career, after their fathers met in the ring in the 1990s.

Chris Eubank SR defeated Nigel Benn in 1990 to win the WBO title of Medium Libra through the ninth round of TKO, while Nigel was able to maintain the enemy for renovation in the 1993 rematch. And now it’s time for the next generation to decide its own result in the world of boxing. Eubank Jr, can boast of an amazing 34-3 record in battle, winning the world championships in medium weight and super-medium weight.

Meanwhile, Benn enters the ring with a flawless 23-0 record in welterweight and hopes that victory on a much more experienced opponent will put him in the photo for his own world championships. While Eubank Jr and Benn usually fight at a distance of 13 pounds because of their divisions, the fight on Saturday evening will take place in 160 pounds.

Meanwhile, a 10 pounds hydration clause will not allow any man to add a surplus between weighing and night fighting to even out the pitch. The tensions reached the peak between them during the meeting in February, in which Eubank Jr hit the opponent with an egg before they were separated-adding personal fury to the highly highly competitive sport.

However, the Headliner Eubank JR against Benn is not the only highly invigorating duel that will land during this event. Anthony Yarde back for the third time with Lyndon Arthur in co-main, they both won from the previous two matches.

Yarde suffered a loss through a divided decision to Arthur during the first meeting in December 2020, after which he improved his enemy almost a year later. Elsewhere, 33-4-1 Liam Smith will face Aaron McKenna in ponderous lightweight.

Smith recently survived a few duels from Eubank Jr, winning his first meeting in January 2023 with TKO in the fourth round before he suffered in December in December. Meanwhile, McKenna has an excellent 19-0 record in a fight, which he will hope to defend against the former world champion.

Full combat card for Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn

• Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn in medium weight
• Anthony Yarde vs Lyndon Arthur in ponderous lightweight
• Liam Smith vs Aaron McKenna in medium weight
• Chris Billam-Smith vs Brandon Glanton in the scale cruiser
• Viddal Riley vs Cheavon Clarke in the scale cruiser

What time does the fights start?

The event will start at 17:00 in Great Britain, before the full action arrived 15 minutes later. Eubank Jr and Benn will come to their main event at 22:00, although this time may vary depending on the length of the fights on the card.