Chris Eank Jr beats Conor Benn in exciting 12-round battle in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | Boxing news

Chris Eank Jr delivered a grandstand finish to beat Conor Benn through a unanimous decision in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Eank made a unanimous decision, all three judges scored 116-112 in his favor, after a huge 12-round collision.

The sons took the rivalry of their famous fathers, Chris Eank Sr and Nigel Benn.

That Saga took a new turn earlier in the evening, while, completely unexpectedly, Eank Senior, without warning, arrived next to his son in the stadium.

The alienation between the couple had been in public interest after the Jibes of Conor Benn had astonished their last press conference in the construction of the fight and Eank’s own unguarded speech about that broken relationship.

The roar in the stadium achieved a fever of extraordinary intensity when Eanks senior and junior ring walked together.

In another ultrasound of his father, Junior of course had to beat the upper rope to land on the ring canvas, throw a haze through the air while the electric sound cried around him.

His father followed him in the ring and embraced both Conor and Nigel Benn.

The crowd of the crowd came up again when the first bell rose. Eank came behind his shot, his advantage in size clearly when he kept Benn with Bay with his left side.

But there was a moment in the opening round when Benn made a double shot with a sink cross, a full body -right that Eubank had to flush.

Benn also managed to connect in the second round. His left landed stiff, twice shocking eubank with a weight he seemed to feel.

Benn was dangerous early on. He let his right in cracks and it crashed into the temple and jaw of Eank.

He took those attacks in the third and fourth rounds. But Benn came through, with bustling dynamics.

Eank was willing to act with him. He tagged Benn with his right uppercut and wiped it again and bounced Benn’s head up.

In the sixth round, Eank met him with a shot, but Benn managed to come in and let Hateful left hooks sink.

Eank dived into a strong puncture, but his right cross just threw Benn.

He got out heavy for a moment and the pace of the fight has fallen for a while.

In the seventh round, Benn stormed up to a huge right upper cut, a blow that pulled a sigh out of the crowd.

Benn pushed a long left. Benn leaked bumps and Eank helped himself to a three-shot combination.

While Benn came forward again, Eank greeted him with a bent right.

Grimly determined, Benn simply fought his way forward, only for the Eank Cross to grab him high on the head.

In the eighth round, Benn kept himself in contact with a storm of wild bumps. Benn, however, paused himself to regroup and Eank poked low before he clocked it with a left corner.

But Eank looked stuck in an exchange. His legs seemed to weaken and the crowd roared when the hunters leaned on each other to swing with only their arms.

Eank was cut by his right eye in the ninth round. It was a struggle to contain Benn. Both men sometimes had to pause, just to suck in air. But they still found the reserves to go again. Eank hit wide hooks that caught Benn’s jaw in the 10th round.

Defense was abandoned for a while when they put their bumps together.

Eank ended that round with Benn backwards on the ropes and just pour in. The power in them faded away when he was tired, but Benn found no answer.

They were in the middle of the ring. Their feet no longer move because they tried to free their arms from clinches and let their sparrings flow from bumps.

It was undermined, the effort, and neither of them seemed to probably shift the other in that late stage. However, they took the pain.

But Eank hammered through it. He was inexorable. He continued to throw and his left hook fell with full force to Benn’s legs in Buckle.

The uppercut also hit home and Benn’s eyes were glassy when Eank continued his attack. Benn’s instinct was to fight back and he did, a left hook hit the body of Eank. But Eank delivered a grandstand finish in that final round and ensured the unanimous decision.