Chris Eubank Jr Net Worth

What is Chris Eubank Jr.'s Net Worth?

Chris Eubank Jr. is a British professional boxer who has a net worth of $10 million. Not to be confused with the American tennis player Chris Eubanks, Chris Eubank is a world champion in multiple divisions, he has held the IBO super-middleweight title, the WBA interim middleweight title, and the IBO middleweight title. Eubank Jr. is the son of former two-division world champion boxer Chris Eubank Sr. Chris Sr. is best known for his bitter 1990s rivalry with Nigel Benn. Chris and Nigel fought twice in the 1990s. Their first fight took place on November 18, 1990, at the Neon, Birmingham, with the WBO middleweight title on the line. It was a fierce battle, and both fighters had a deep personal animosity toward each other, which fueled their rivalry. Eubank won the fight by a ninth-round stoppage, making him the new champion.

The second fight was even more highly anticipated and occurred on October 9, 1993, in a rematch at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester. Eubank won again, this time by a controversial split decision, keeping his WBO middleweight title. The rivalry is considered one of the greatest in British boxing history, characterized by their intense, often violent in-ring exchanges and deep personal dislike.

On April 26, 2025, Chris Jr. faced off against Nigel's son Conor Benn. Chris defeated Conor by unanimous decision.

Earnings

The total purse for the Eubank Jr. Vs Benn fight was reported at £18 million, with a 55-45 split in favor of Eubank Jr. Consequently, Eubank Jr. earned approximately £10 million (about $12.5 million USD), marking a career-high. This payday surpassed his previous largest purses, including £2.4 million for his rematch with Liam Smith in 2023 and £775,000 for his 2017 fight against George Groves.

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Early Life and Education

Chris Eubank Jr. was born on September 18, 1989, in Hove, East Sussex, England to Karron and professional boxer Chris Sr. As a youth, he attended Brighton College and Shoreham College in England before moving to the United States with his brother Sebastian. The boys lived in Nevada with a guardian named Irene Hutton. Eubank Jr. continued his education at Spring Valley High School in Las Vegas.

Amateur Career

In 2007, Eubank Jr. began his amateur boxing career. After winning his sixth fight, he became the Amateur Golden Gloves Champion for Nevada in his weight division. Following two more victories, Eubank Jr. was named the Amateur Golden Gloves Champion for the Western US in his division. He concluded his amateur career with a 24-2 record.

Professional Career, 2011-2017

Eubank Jr. turned professional in 2011. In his first professional fight, he defeated Kirilas Psonko by TKO. Eubank Jr. went on to win his next 17 consecutive matches, with 12 of them being TKO victories. In late 2014, in his 19th professional fight, he suffered his first loss, as he was defeated by Billy Joe Saunders by split decision after 12 rounds. Eubank Jr. fared better in his next fight, in early 2015, when he beat Dmitry Chudinov via TKO to claim the WBA interim middleweight title. The 12-round match gave Chudinov his first career loss. Eubank Jr. successfully defended his title against Tony Jeter later that year. However, after his win, he was stripped of the WBA interim middleweight title due to being inactive in his title defenses for too long. Eubank Jr. went on to face Gary O'Sullivan at the end of 2015, winning the fight after O'Sullivan was retired on account of a perforated eardrum.

In his first fight of 2016, Eubank Jr. challenged Nick Blackwell for the British middleweight title. Eubank was dominant, causing the fight to be stopped in the tenth round with Eubank Jr. taking a TKO victory. Three months later, he successfully defended his British middleweight title by defeating Tom Doran via TKO. Although he was subsequently scheduled for a mandatory defense against Tommy Langford, Eubank Jr. ended up ceding his title in September of 2016 after incurring an injury. In early 2017, he made his debut at super-middleweight and challenged Renold Quinlan for the IBO super-middleweight title. Eubank Jr. won the fight via TKO after 10 rounds. He successfully defended his title in a 12-round unanimous-decision victory over Arthur Abraham that summer. Eubank Jr. made a second successful defense in October in Germany, defeating Avni Yıldırım.

Professional Career, 2018-2025

In early 2018, Eubank Jr. lost his IBO super-middleweight title after being defeated by unanimous decision by George Groves. It was the second loss of Eubank Jr.'s professional career. In his next match, which took place in Saudi Arabia, he defeated JJ McDonagh via corner retirement. Eubank Jr. went on to win back the IBO super-middleweight title in early 2019 after defeating James DeGale by unanimous decision. At the end of the year, he returned to middleweight and won back the WBA interim middleweight title after beating Matt Korobov via TKO. Eubank Jr. didn't have another fight for 17 months. In his return, on the first of May in 2021, he defeated Marcus Morrison by unanimous decision. Five months later, Eubank Jr. beat Wanik Awdijan via corner retirement.

In early 2022, Eubank Jr. defeated Liam Williams by unanimous decision after dominating their 12-round match. He was scheduled to face Conor Benn for his next fight, but the match was postponed after Benn tested positive for a banned substance. Eubank Jr. didn't fight again until early 2023, against Liam Smith, who handed Eubank Jr. his third professional loss and first by TKO. In a rematch with Smith that September, Eubank Jr. was the one who emerged victorious by TKO. He went on to beat Kamil Szeremeta in 2024, claiming the vacant IBO middleweight title. The next year, Eubank Jr. finally faced Conor Benn, the son of his father's former boxing rival Nigel Benn. After 12 rounds, Eubank Jr. was given a unanimous-decision victory, with Benn taking his first professional loss.

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