Chris Eubank Sr has had his say on who he believes his son should be fighting instead of rival Conor Benn. The feud between the Eubank and Benn families is set to be reignited when Junior and Conor lock horns in their highly anticipated showdown at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on April 26.

Chris Eubank Jr. says he will retire if he loses to Conor Benn. The fighters are preparing square off April 26 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London in a bout that will also be available live on DAZN PPV, and Eubank stressed that a victory is "deathly important" to him as he would step away from the sport if defeated.

Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn are set to face off next month after two years of bad blood. The pair’s first scheduled fight was canned late in the day due to Benn failing two doping tests. When his provisional suspension was lifted at the end of last year, the teams set about rescheduling.

Chris Eubank Jr. slapped Conor Benn in the face with an egg in February after a press conference for their boxing math. Eubank has been fined £100,000, but is unbothered.

In an era dominated by viral reactions and trending topics, Eubank Jr, armed with more eggs than the bottom of a chicken’s nest, created far more headlines for his childish attack on Conor Benn than anything that had occurred beforehand in or out of the ring during his lengthy career.

Boxers Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr. were at it again earlier this week during a Piers Morgan interview to promote their upcoming fight.