The fight is being fought at middleweight (160lb), with Benn required to move up two divisions from welterweight (147lb) to fight Eubank Jr. This is up from the weight limit of 157lb agreed for the initial fight in 2022, before it was cancelled.

Eubank Jr is a natural middleweight and has also competed at super-middleweight (168lb), so will possess the weight advantage.

However, there is a hydration clause that will restrict either man from weighing more than 170lb on fight night, which could work against Eubank Jr.

Chris Eubank Jr’s grudge match with Conor Benn is just over 24 hours away, and the British rivals will face off one final time in today’s weigh-in ahead of tomorrow’s highly-anticipated fight at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

February’s first press conference between Eubank Jr, 35, and Benn, 28, saw the former slap his rival with an egg, while the follow-up that week was without physical action, though it was still captivating.