# Eubank Jr vs Benn: Every Fight On The Card Ranked — And Who We Think Wins
This is the fight British boxing has been owed for years. Eubank Jr versus Benn isn't just a grudge match — it's a generational reckoning, two surnames carrying the weight of one of the most iconic rivalries this country has ever produced. And after all the legal wrangling, the false dawns, and the endless back-and-forth, we're finally here. Saturday night is going to be electric. But before the main event, there's a full card to get through — and some of it is genuinely brilliant. Here's every fight ranked, from the one you'll probably nip to the bar for, to the one that might steal the whole show.
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5. Ted Cheeseman vs. Hamzah Sheeraz II (Super-Welterweight)
Look, Cheeseman is a warrior and we've got nothing but respect for him. But after Sheeraz stopped him in brutal fashion in their first meeting, the rematch feels more like a promotional courtesy than a genuine 50-50. Sheeraz is a genuine star in the making — fast hands, sharp instincts, the lot — and we don't see a different result here. Our pick: Sheeraz by late stoppage.
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4. Florian Marku vs. Jose Zepeda (Welterweight)
Now we're talking. Marku's been on a tear for two years and Zepeda brings proper world-level danger every single time he laces up. Both men come to fight, neither knows how to take a backward step, and this one absolutely will not go the distance. It's a brilliant bit of matchmaking that could easily be a standalone headliner on any other night. Our pick: Marku by KO, rounds five or six — but we genuinely wouldn't be shocked by anything.
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3. Linus Udofia vs. Hassan Mwakinyo (IBF Middleweight Eliminator)
This one matters beyond Saturday night. The winner gets a mandatory shot at whoever comes out of the top of the middleweight division, and both men know exactly what's at stake. Udofia has been criminally underrated for years — technically excellent, durable, and absolutely deserving of a world stage. Mwakinyo is a live dog though, physical and awkward. Don't sleep on this one. Our pick: Udofia on points in a proper fight.
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2. Eubank Jr vs. Benn (Super-Middleweight / Middleweight, 12 Rounds)
We're ranking this second only because we genuinely believe the undercard has one fight that edges it on pure drama potential. But make no mistake — this is the reason 90,000 people are in that stadium and millions more are watching at home. Two sons of legends, a rivalry soaked in bad blood, and two fighters who've both had complicated paths to get here.
Eubank Jr is the more technically refined fighter at this point. He's trained harder and looked sharper in camp than at any point in his career. Benn, though, carries that one-punch power that makes him dangerous in every single round.
We think Eubank Jr's jab and movement wins him the early rounds, but Benn storms back in the second half. The crowd will be going absolutely mental. We've gone back and forth on this one. In the end, we're siding with experience and pedigree over raw power. Our pick: Eubank Jr by split decision — contested, messy, and absolutely unforgettable.
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1. Boxxer Prospect Showdown — Dalton Smith vs. Montana Love (Super-Lightweight)
This is the one that sneaks up and mugs you. Smith is arguably the best super-lightweight in Britain right now, technically outstanding and ruthlessly efficient. Love is a seasoned American operator who will not make it easy. This fight has Fight of the Night written all over it. Our pick: Smith by unanimous decision — but it earns every point.
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Our Verdict
Saturday night is a stacked card from top to bottom, and British boxing is in a better place for it. Go in expecting fireworks. You won't be disappointed.
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