Chris Eubank Jr’s punching figures from his rematch with Conor Benn have proven to be remarkably shocking

Conor Benn convincingly defeated Chris Eubank Jr in their highly anticipated rematch at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Saturday, November 15.

Unlike their first meeting, the judges’ scorecards reflected a far more dominant performance from Benn, who won by margins of 119-107, 116-110, and 118-108. The punch statistics tell an even more staggering story.

Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn 2 – Punch Statistics

According to Compubox, Eubank averaged 31 landed punches per round in their first encounter. In the rematch, however, that number collapsed to just six per round, highlighting why he consistently looked second-best throughout the fight. Eubank appeared unsteady, likely due to the extreme weight cut and the strict rehydration limit he had to meet in both bouts, which restricted how much water weight he could regain before fight night.

Benn, on the other hand, landed just over 14 punches per round in the rematch. He connected with half of his total power punches — 92 out of 187 — including 49 to the body. This body attack, largely ignored in their first fight, proved highly effective in exploiting a weight-drained opponent.

You can view the official punch numbers below:

Given Benn’s ability to withstand the power of an established middleweight twice in a row — despite not being a natural 160-pound fighter — he could be a major threat when he returns to the lighter divisions. In his post-fight interview, he even mentioned potential targets at welterweight, including Mario Barrios, Rolando Romero, and Devin Haney, while also suggesting that a showdown with Ryan Garcia could be a massive draw.

As for Eubank, his next move remains uncertain after yet another disappointing setback.