Chris Eubank Jr. Jokes Again About Ben: Cake with Photo of Egg Scandal.

Gift for Chris Eubank's Birthday

According to The Sun: Chris Eubank Jr. decided to joke about Conor Benn by presenting him with a cake for his birthday.

Eubank, who won their fight in April, celebrated his 36th birthday a day after the press conference confirming their rematch on November 15.

Eubank Jr. made a joke about Conor Benn with his birthday cake Instagram @chriseubankjr

To celebrate, he received a cake with a slogan about his famous “egg punch” against Benn.

Eubank Jr. released a video of him cutting the cake while fans praised his ironic style in the comments.

One user noted: 'Eubank is trolling Hearn and Benn.'

Another added: 'Finesse at the highest level.'

Conflict Between Families

The feud between these boxers began in 1990 when Eubank Senior defeated Benn's father, Nigel, in a fierce fight. Three years later, they met again in a draw, and their sons have also become rivals after three decades.

Benn, now 28, was supposed to fight Eubank Jr. in October 2022 but failed two doping tests.

He received a provisional suspension from the UK Anti-Doping Agency but denies his guilt.

Benn scored two minor victories in America during the lengthy investigation of his doping case.

The WBC noted that Benn's positive test for Clomifene, a substance known to increase testosterone levels, could be the result of eating a large amount of eggs.

Recently, his suspension was lifted, clearing the way for a rematch with Eubank.

Regarding Benn's doping affair, Eubank Jr. symbolically gave him an “egg punch” at the press conference.

He won the fight over 12 rounds, and the competitors have already agreed on a rematch date that has been postponed from September to November.

The fight will take place with a limit of 160 pounds and the condition of a re-weighing on the day of the fight.

Situation After the Last Fight

Eubank Jr. spent two days in the hospital due to severe dehydration after a dramatic weight loss and restrictions on rehydration.

He claims that Benn's promoter, Eddie Hearn, held up his ambulance 20 minutes after the fight.

Eubank Jr. claims: 'These idiots blocked the ambulance so it couldn't leave the stadium within 20 minutes.'

“I was sitting there with an oxygen mask on my face while they stand at the gate and won't let us out. If it had been a serious injury, those 20 minutes could have made the difference between life and death.”

Hearn, who stated that he intends to sue Eubank Jr., responded: 'I couldn't believe my ears. And he said: ‘What are you going to do, sue me?’ Yes. Absolutely.'

“Because you cannot hold me and my company responsible for such things. My father worked his whole life to build a reputation in sports that, in your opinion, does not exist so you can fabricate lies about my company.”

Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn continue to be at the center of the boxing world due to their personal conflict and athletic achievements. The rematch is scheduled for November 15, and both boxers are seeking not only a victory but also recognition of their family connections. The coming months could be crucial for their careers and the further development of their relationships.