Chris Junior is scheduled to be held against Connor Ben on November 15 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Boxing news

Chris Junior is now scheduled to be held with Conor Ben at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on November 15.

British competitors “Complete the deal” to fight a second battle, according to L. Episode MagazineAnd their competition will resume after EUBANK JR claimed its victory in the exciting points in the same place in April.

It seems that the negotiations between the duo collapsed last month, with Ben insisting that he look at alternative options after the return match in September, but the battle will take place now before the end of the year.

EUBANK JR failed to make the maximum medium weight for the first battle, although it made reduce the heavens the next morning, and the conditions of weight have not yet been confirmed for the return match.

The British Boxing Monitoring Council EUBANK JR issued a fine of 10,000 pounds for the misuse of social media after publishing footage indicating that he was using a sauna to make weight.

Ben admitted that he needed to be “less emotional” when the ring participated again with his British rival.

And he told Sky Sports last month.

“Less heart, more minds, do you know?

“I felt the fighting, my behavior was all a victory. I rose 30 seconds before the bell (to start every round). I was awake, ready to go.

“You look at my behavior and look at who was emptied?

“For me, I am excited to install it, more educated. The acquired experience, lessons learned, get there and deal with business.”

Nelson: Bin Seifz in the return match

Sky Sports Expert Johnny Nelson Ben support for revenge from EUBANK JR in the return match.

“I don’t think EUBANK can improve his performance,” Nelson said. “Sometimes in the battle, I thought his legs look harsh, looked fixed, as if he was stuck in fast sand.

“I see an improvement there for Konor and I think the result will be in the opposite direction in the next battle. He will go to the distance again, but Connor now knows what he can do.

“This is a bold statement of his evidence because I eventually respects both fighters, for Chris and his father, Connor and his father, but you say what you see. If they fought again, I think Connor wins.”