Overview
- Eubank returns on Friday to face Canadian Josh Wagner at the Brighton Centre in a welterweight contest on home soil.
- The 21-1 Brit is aiming to position himself for a world championship opportunity in early 2026 if he wins.
- He frames the matchup as vital to reassert momentum after July’s technical-decision loss to Jack Catterall following an accidental clash of heads.
- Eubank has voiced interest in a future welterweight fight with Conor Benn, describing it as a chance to claim family revenge.
- He said cousin Chris Eubank Jr was not his usual self in the Benn rematch and suggested a period of rest to recover.