CHRIS EUBANK JR has sent out a clear message to bitter rival Conor Benn ahead of tonight’s bout with Ryan Garcia. Eubank Jr posted a photo posing next to Garcia, with a clear and brutal message as the caption. Chris Eubank Jr has posted a photo with Ryan Garcia ahead of tonight’s scrap with Conor Benn Credit: Instagram @chriseubankjr Garcia and Benn face off for the WBC world title tonight in Las Vegas Credit: Getty Eubank Jr, who beat Benn by unanimous decision in April 2025 before losing the rematch seven months later, posted a timely update to his Instagram today. The post showed Eubank and Garcia posing together along with the caption: “Get the job done kid.” Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! An Instagram post definitely wasn’t required in order to guess who Eubank Jr would be backing tonight, but he’s posted just in case. Benn’s epic rivalry with Eubank Jr – one loss and a rematch win – made him a multimillionaire and earned him a crack at Garcia’s green and gold belt. It’s a fight which has made several headlines in the build up, with Eubank’s dramatic cut and then gain raising eyebrows. Transitioning from middleweight to welterweight, Benn completed an insane 34lb weight cut for the fight, weighing in yesterday at 146lbs. And following the weigh in, a video then began to circulate of Benn weighing 178lbs afterwards – with reports suggesting he has rehydrated to that weight. Despite the supposed major gain of close to two and a half stone, fans are not convinced with Benn’s antics. Most read in Sport Garcia vs Benn - all the info BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS But it seems he will need all the weight he can get if he is to cause an upset tonight. Garcia is currently 1-3 clear favourite, while Benn is priced at 5-2. Comment now
Chris Eubank Jr sends brutal five-word message to Ryan Garcia as American prepares to fight bitter rival Conor Benn
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