Chris Eubank Jr has vowed for the second time to retire from boxing if he loses to bitter rival Conor Benn.
Eubank Jr will step into the ring in one of his most high-profile bouts to date when he settles his family feud with Benn at London's O2 arena on October 8. Both men will go into the event with huge pressure, as they look to settle a long-term grudge which originated from their fathers two-fight series which first began over 30 years ago.
The British middleweight has suffered two career defeats already and another would put a huge dent in his plan to challenge for a world title again. Eubank Jr previously suggested defeat by Benn would signal his last outing in the ring, when he said: "No excuses, for me this is actually lose-lose and for him it's a win-win.
