Chris Eubank Jr. is back working the bags, but recent training footage signals significant rebuilding ahead of any ring return. He appears visibly thicker around the midsection compared to his

Boxing 24/7 Wire argues that Chris Eubank Jr. faces significant rebuilding ahead of any ring return after recent training footage emerged. The outlet asserts that the 37-year-old fighter, who was outworked and knocked down twice by Conor Benn in their November 2025 rematch, must demonstrate he can still sustain a relentless pace and hold up in heated exchanges.
The publication warns against rushing Eubank into an elite matchup at 160 or 168 pounds. Boxing 24/7 Wire claims Eubank's past resume relied heavily on domestic grudges and commercial spectacles rather than peak world-class champions, raising doubts about his ability to compete with reigning titleholders.
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