Tonight: Eubank Jr vs. Benn – Start time, PPV info and full fight card

Eubank Jr and Benn walk it back tonight on DAZN PPV at Spurs Stadium in North London, and frankly the whole thing feels weirdly strained, like everyone’s trying to act cool, but you can see right through it. Nobody is calm. Not them, not the teams, not the fans who pretend they are “just watching”. These two hold on to everything.

First fight? Still chewing on it. Interviews? Both of them save every line like ammo. Even the little digs in the gym, things that normal fighters forget within five minutes, these two treat like they’re personal scripture. Proper resentment energy. So yes, it’s one of those nights where you just get in early, because you can feel something bubbling even before the ringwalks start.

How to watch Eubank Jr vs Benn II

It’s on DAZN PPV only.

If you have DAZN Ultimateyou don’t pay extra.mIf you don’t, you’ll buy the PPV.

You get a week’s worth of DAZN access thrown in, which is actually handy if you’re the type to forget what’s on.

What time does everything start?

They don’t mess with crazy-late starts. The show opens quite early.

Broadcast Start

• 16:45 GMT

• 11:45 a.m. ET

• 8:45 a.m. PT

Commentary team will warm up, crowd will slowly fill, you know the atmosphere.

Main Event Ringwalks

The part everyone panics about:

• 21:30 GMT

• 4:30 p.m. ET

• 1:30 p.m. PT

Give or take a few minutes depending on how the previous fights end, but that’s the ballpark.

Full run sequence (with actual run times)

Here’s the whole evening detailed so you don’t miss a thing:

• Eubank Jr vs. Benn — 9:30 – 22:00 GMT

• Catterall vs Essuman — 8:30 – 21:00 GMT

• Azim vs Scoby — 7 p.m. GMT

• Riakporhe vs Welch — 18:40 GMT

• Gilley vs. Davis — 17:30 GMT

• Tallon vs Shahid — 17:00 GMT

Well can run early if someone gets clipped early. Doesn’t happen often, but you never know.

Full fight card

• Eubank Jr vs Benn – Middleweight

• Jack Catterall vs Ekow Essuman – Welterweight

• Adam Azim vs Kurt Scoby – Super Lightweight

• Richard Riakporhe vs Tommy Welch – Heavyweight

• Sam Gilley vs Ishmael Davis – Super Welterweight (British & Commonwealth)

• Mikie Tallon vs Fasan Shahid – fly

What to expect

If the first one taught us anything, it’s that both of these guys talk about “discipline” and “game plans” and then throw the whole thing out the window as soon as someone lands clean. They try to be a little sensible, then the rivalry kicks in and you can practically see them thinking “no, forget the plan.”

Benn will try not to gas out early again. Whether he sticks to it is a whole other story.
Eubank will try to drag as long as before, and he usually thrives late.

The crowd will get rowdy, someone will bite a bug, and the whole thing will become scrappy and tense again. That’s exactly why people tune in.