Chris Eubank Jr. He received another great fine after the lack of weight in Saturday’s medium weight injury with Conor Bennem.

Benn, earning 160 pounds for the first time, arrived at 156.4 pounds, while Eubank Jr initially weighed 160.2 pounds during Friday weighing, above the limit of average life.

The man from Brighton weighed 160.05 pounds with his second attempt, still overweight, and then he would be fined.

The 35-year-old is to receive a fine of $ 500,000 (375,000 GBP) for the missing weight and will deal with further penalties if he passes a limit of 170 pounds on Saturday morning.

Eubank Jr. He has already been punished with a fine of 100,000 pounds for hitting his rival with an egg at a press conference to promote their fight in February and were well separated at the Thursday press conference.

On Thursday, there were rumors over the cutting of Eubank Jr, but it seemed that there were no fear.

“Weight? What is weight?” He said.

“Everyone always talks about this weight.

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“Yes, the weight is painful.

“I’m pain now.

“I have more pain tonight and tomorrow morning.”

The couple will finally decide the injury of October 2022, when they were to fight for the first time.

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Benn tested a positive result of the prohibited clomiphene substance in two drug tests, and the fight was postponed for a week.

The 28-year-old was Cleaned by the national anti -doping panel In November 2024 and according to his promoter Eddie, Hearna received a British license, abandoning her after unsuccessful drug tests.

Eubank Jr. And Benn will meet on stage Tottenham Hotspur for almost 35 years, when their fathers fought in the first of two unforgettable battles.

Father Benna, Nigel, was regular characters while gathering, while Father Eubank Jr, Chris SR, was a raucous critic of the struggle and called his son a “disgrace” for hitting.

The couple have a two -way rematch clause, so there is a chance that this will not be the last part of their competition.