CONOR BENN wants to "set the record straight" against Chris Eubank Jr for his dad Nigel.
Benn and Eubank Jr will be matched in a DAZN pay per view blockbuster on Oct. 8, nearly 30 years after their fathers' famous rematch.
Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr ahead of their catchweight clash
Chris Eubank defeated Nigel Benn 1990, but they drew 1993
After Eubank's shocking win three years prior, the draw was over. However, many felt that Nigel deserved to be given the nod.
With a failed trilogy, Benn is ready to redeem himself when the family feud continues three decades later.
He stated that "Dad had a draw in the last fight, but we know he should've won." "I'm going to just go in there and take care of business, and then I will settle the score."
Benn, 25 years old, will need to gain 10lb over his 147lb normal weight class. The bout is set at 157lb.
Eubank Jr., 32, is a career middleweight at 160lb and has campaigned as high 168lb.
Due to their weight differences, the two will be able to meet at the 154lb middleweight or light-middleweight limit.
Eubank's size is a reason why he was given a rehydration clause that limits him to the maximum weight he can eat each morning.
The exact amount was not disclosed live as the fighting brothers met in London before the fight.
Eubank Jr. said that "I can't stay 100 percent when I have to drop to a weight that I've never reached and then I can no longer hydrate fully."
"That's fair because if I am 100 percent it's public execution, then I must be at a disadvantage in order to make the fight reasonable.
"I'll be 60% on the night, which will allow me to do anything I want with you."
Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr fight at a catchweight of 157lb
