As one of the biggest names in British boxing, we decided to take a deep dive into the boxing career of Chris Eubank Jr. Read on to find out more about Eubank’s record and pro boxing career so far, including how many knockouts he has on his resumé and his record in world title fights.
Chris Eubank Jr Record
Chris Eubank Jr is one of the biggest names in British boxing circles. Aside from Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, it could be argued that ‘Next Gen’ is the biggest name in the UK. Not only is he famous for being the son of the great Chris Eubank, but he has well and truly made a name for himself entirely in his own right.
It hasn’t been all straight-forward for Eubank Jr throughout his boxing career though. As the Chris Eubank Jr record suggests, he has had a few sticky moments and tough patches throughout his pro career.
As of today, he boasts an impressive record of 33-3. Of his 33 wins, Eubank Jr has won 24 fights via emphatic knockout. He has three defeats on his resumé, but to fellow world class fighters which is absolutely no disgrace.
Eubank Jr has beaten some huge names in boxing circles over the years, as well as challenging for world titles and being in some epic battles. Read on to find out everything you need to know about the Chris Eubank Jr record as a professional boxer here.
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Chris Eubank Jr made his professional boxing debut back in November 2011, winning his first 18 fights before fighting for a title for the first time. Eubank faced Billy Joe Saunders in his 19th fight for the European, British & Commonwealth Middleweight Titles in November 2014.
The fight was nip and tuck, with Saunders getting the nod on the judges’ scorecards via split decision. Eubank had suffered the first defeat of his career, despite being the pre-fight favourite with the best new UK betting sites.
However, he bounced back in impressive fashion, winning his next eight fights. This includes picking up the WBA Interim World Middleweight Title and the British Middleweight Title, as well as the IBO World Super-Middleweight Title.
During that eight fight run, ‘Next Gen’ defeated some big names and quality fighters such as Dmitrii Chudinov, Gary ‘Spike’ O’Sullivan, Nick Blackwell and Arthur Abraham to name but a few. Then came the second defeat of Eubank’s career, losing in the semi-final of the World Boxing Super Series (WBSS) to George Groves.
That was Eubank’s first shot at world honours, resulting in a unanimous decision defeat to the reigning world champion at 168-pounds. However, the Brighton man then bounced back once again, defeating the likes of former world champion and Olympic gold medallist James Degale, Matvey Korobov, JJ McDonagh and Liam Williams.
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Then came the first Liam Smith fight in January 2023 earlier this year. Eubank was the pre-fight favourite with the best sports betting apps to defeat Smith, but was knocked out emphatically in the fourth round of their middleweight contest.
‘Next Gen’ contests he was knocked out by an illegal elbow by Smith, and insisted he would win the rematch in astonishing fashion. Eubank Jr did just that, getting revenge on ‘Beefy’ by beating him up and stopping him in 10 rounds last time out.
That takes us up to now in the professional boxing career of Chris Eubank Jr. The 1989-born British fighter is one of the most entertaining fighters in world boxing, and is one of the most famous British boxers in recent memory.
Who knows what will be next for Eubank Jr. Fights with the likes of Conor Benn, the Liam Smith trilogy or perhaps even bringing Kell Brook out of retirement are just a few of the various options Eubank Jr has on the table going forward.
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