Chris Eubank Jr. to reportedly return in December

Eubank Jr.’s potential next fight details revealed.

Chris Eubank Jr. has quickly become one of the biggest names in British boxing. Son of the legendary Chris Eubank, he has managed to make his own name in the sport with a series of high-profile fights.

The most prominent of these are his two fights with Conor Benn, son of Nigel Benn (who Eubank Jr.’s father had his own two-fight rivalry with).

That pair of bouts took place last year, each with a different result. The first was officially crowned as the best fight of 2025 by The Ring, an affair that saw Eubank Jr. emerge triumphant on the cards.

The rematch was a very different story. From the first bell, Eubank Jr. appeared a different man altogether, and he was convincingly outboxed over the distance–and dropped twice in the last round–to come up short in a wide way.

Since then, Benn has gone on to sign with Zuffa Boxing, a partnership that launched with a win over a past-prime Regis Prograis this April. In Eubank Jr.’s case, however, things have been a lot quieter.

Rumours of a fight with Michael Zerafa have yet to be made official, and the big question is just what the almost-37-year-old will do from here.

We may now have our answer.

Dr. Ezekiel Adamu (head of Balmoral Promotions) has revealed his intentions in a recent interview, doing so ahead of his company’s next show later this month.

“We are working on one [a show] this December, which actually includes Chris Eubank Jr., and with another fight”, Adamu stated. “I’m not allowed to say that [what it is] yet, but I believe this December, we should buy us that time to get into the proper big league of promoters, as well. We are looking to do a big stadium fight this December, so we are building.”

Adamu also revealed that he would like to stage a bout between Moses Itauma and Anthony Joshua.

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