The highly anticipated rematch between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn has been confirmed for November 15 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, it has been claimed.
The announcement marks a dramatic reversal after the bout appeared to be cancelled just last month.
The second fight between the British rivals will proceed after both sides successfully concluded negotiations, according to The Ring Magazine.
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The event will be branded as "The Ring: Unfinished Business" with Sela promoting and Riyadh Season alongside Ring Magazine providing sponsorship.
‼️ The Ring has learned Sela completed the deal for the highly anticipated Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn rematch on November 15 in Tottenham Stadium. The event will be presented as ‘The Ring: Unfinished Business’.
— Ring Magazine (@ringmagazine) August 6, 2025
The event will be promoted by Sela and sponsored by Riyadh… pic.twitter.com/Nh7kKNpByT
The confirmation ends weeks of uncertainty after promoter Eddie Hearn had declared the bout "dead" in July, with Benn reportedly exploring alternative opponents.
The 28-year-old even demanded that Eubank retire last month, insisting he should "sail off into the sunset".
Eubank Jr secured a unanimous decision victory when the fighters first met in April at the same venue, dealing Benn his inaugural professional defeat after 12 intense rounds.
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Chris Eubank Jr beat Conor Benn on points in their first bout earlier in the year | GettyThe bout had originally been scheduled for October 2022 but was cancelled when Benn tested positive for Clomifene.
Plans for a September rematch collapsed when Eubank Jr failed to respond to proposals, prompting Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh and financial supporters Sela to withdraw from discussions.
The April encounter saw Eubank Jr penalised £350,000 for exceeding the middleweight limit by 0.05 pounds, while both fighters faced a 10-pound rehydration restriction on fight day.
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Benn has acknowledged the need for a different approach in the rematch, stating he plans to be "less emotional" when facing his rival again.
"Less heart, more brains, you know?" he told Sky Sports last month, reflecting on his performance.
The 28-year-old described his eagerness throughout the April contest, noting he was on his feet 30 seconds before each round began.
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| PAHe expressed confidence about the rematch, saying he would "steam straight into him" but with greater tactical awareness.
"Experience gained, lessons learned, going to get in there and handle business," Benn added, emphasising his readiness for redemption.
Sky Sports analyst Johnny Nelson has backed Benn to reverse the result in November's rematch.
"I don't think Eubank can improve on his performance," Nelson stated, noting that Eubank's movement appeared restricted during the April bout, describing his legs as "stiff" and "stuck in quicksand."
Nelson predicted the contest would again go the full distance but with a different outcome.
"Conor now knows what he's capable of doing," he explained, expressing his belief of a Benn win this time around.