The biggest rematch in recent British boxing history takes place this weekend in London as Chris Eubank Jr. And Conor Benn face off for a second time and Sky Bet have gone big with their sign-up offer for new customers.
The betting firm are offering new customers 50/1 odds on Eubank Jr. To win again and 70/1 odds on Benn to avenge his April defeat and potentially set up a deciding third bout.
It should be an absolute thrilling fight at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with Eubank Jr. The odds-on favourite but Benn in with more than a puncher's chance.
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How to claim 50/1 odds for Eubank to win
- Open a new Sky Bet account through the Enhanced Price Boost welcome offer.
- Deposit a minimum of £5 by Cards or Apple Pay.
- Place a max £1 bet on “Eubank to Win" the fight on Saturday 15th November.
- If your bet is successful, winnings from enhanced odds will be credited as five x £10 bet tokens.
- If the bet loses (Eubank does not win) customers will receive £30 in free bet credits as three £10 bet tokens.
- Free bets expire after 30 days.
- For full T&Cs click here.
How to claim 70/1 odds for Benn to win
- Open a new Sky Bet account through the Enhanced Price Boost welcome offer.
- Deposit a minimum of £5 by Cards or Apple Pay.
- Place a max £1 bet on “Benn to Win" in the match on Saturday 15th November.
- If your bet is successful, winnings from enhanced odds will be credited as seven x £10 bet tokens.
- If the bet loses (Benn does not win) customers will receive £30 in free bet credits as three x £10 bet tokens.
- Free bets expire after 30 days.
- For full T&Cs click here.
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Eubank Jr vs. Benn prediction
Much of the focus has been on how Benn might be able to improve enough against an opponent showing evidence of miles on the clock.
But what if Eubank can box better this time? TSN's Dom Farrell believes he will do so with the esteemed Brian 'Bomac' McIntyre in his corner.
Eubank established an early advantage with his left lead during the first fight but did not bring the right hand into play successfully until the middle rounds. Sharpening up his footwork on the retreat and timing Benn's sometimes crude advances with his back hand from the get-go this time around could leave the smaller man with a mountain to climb.
The tip here is for repeat, either via another unanimous points win or stoppage if Benn is nursing a wide deficit, because he does not seem like a fighter to shirk going out on his shield.
Prediction: Eubank via round 10 TKO