» Eubank Jr vs Benn undercard and running order: Who is fighting and what time does it start?

Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn is not the only keenly-anticipated fight taking place at the Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday night.

Though the ultimate grudge match between two long-rime arch-rivals who harbour a genuine intense dislike for one another is undoubtedly the headline act of a huge evening of boxing in north London, the undercard features from 5pm BST several other bouts worthy of plenty of attention in their own right.

Another all-British showdown serves as the chief support act of the night as familiar light-heavyweight opponents Anthony Yarde and Lyndon Arthur go head to head for the third time in four-and-a-half years.

Arthur stunned heavy favourite Yarde – not long off his brave world title challenge against Sergey Kovalev in Russia – via split decision in their first meeting at the Church House in Westminster back in December 2020, picking up the Commonwealth and vacant WBO Inter-Continental titles in the stacked 175-pound division in the process.

Now they are set to complete a London trilogy, with Yarde on a rather low-key three-fight winning streak since his entertaining loss to Artur Beterbiev in January 2023 as he plots another title bid and Arthur looking for a second straight victory having outpointed Liam Cameron since losing his IBO title to now undisputed champion Dmitry Bivol in Riyadh in December 2023.

The former WBO super-welterweight champion makes his comeback against Aaron McKenna, the unbeaten 19-0 talent from Ireland who is looking to take the next step in his career with a big-name scalp having last fought with a 10th-round stoppage of Jeovanny Estela last summer.

The WBA International middleweight belt is on the line, with Smith – forced out of a meeting with Josh Kelly at Wembley last September due to illness – hoping to utilise his vast experience having not given up hope of his own trilogy fight against Eubank Jr.