The highly anticipated rematch between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn is officially on — and so is one of the biggest paydays in British boxing history. According to reports, the total purse for the blockbuster bout is set at a staggering £18 million, with Eubank Jr taking home around £10 million and Benn earning £8 million. The lucrative split matches the terms of their first contract and reflects the huge commercial appeal surrounding the rivalry between the sons of two iconic British fighters.

Their first fight in April 2025 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ended with Eubank Jr defeating Benn via unanimous decision after twelve rounds of intense back-and-forth action. The bout generated immense media coverage, not only because of its legacy ties but also due to its dramatic build-up. Benn was previously forced out of the original 2022 clash following a positive drug test, though he was later cleared to compete. Eubank, on the other hand, narrowly missed weight and was fined around £375,000 before going on to secure victory.

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The rematch, scheduled again for Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on November 15, 2025, promises to be even bigger. Both fighters are reported to have signed a two-fight deal prior to their first encounter, guaranteeing identical financial terms for the rematch. With the total purse among the richest in UK boxing history, this fight is set to cement both men’s legacies while reigniting one of Britain’s fiercest sporting rivalries.

Beyond their base pay, both fighters are also expected to receive earnings from pay-per-view revenue and gate receipts, adding millions more to their potential totals. For fans, Eubank Jr vs Benn II isn’t just another fight — it’s a generational showdown, blending history, pride, and monumental stakes inside one of the most electrifying atmospheres in modern boxing.

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