British boxer Conor Benn has officially joined forces with Zuffa Boxing, signing a multi-fight, multi-year contract. This development comes after Benn's recent 10-round victory over former two-time world champion Regis Prograis at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Benn had previously worked with Zuffa Boxing for this bout, which marked his third consecutive fight at the football ground. His family's long-standing rivalry with the Eubanks was rekindled last year when he faced Chris Eubank Jr.
twice, first losing but then winning in a rematch. Following these epic fights, Benn moved down in weight and took on Prograis at 150lbs, paving the way for major fights in the welterweight division. Zuffa Boxing's head, Dana White, confirmed that Benn has signed a two-and-a-half-year deal comprising five fights. White expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating that he personally and professionally likes Benn and is excited about the collaboration.
Benn, who has left Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing after nearly a decade, expressed his excitement about the new deal, citing the shared vision and the potential for greater exposure in the American market. At 29 years old, Benn is eager to give the public the fights they want and create memorable nights that will be etched in their memories.