50 Cent introduced Hip-Hop aptitude to Chris Eubank Jr.’s ring stroll however even his star energy couldn’t cease Conor Benn from dominating the rematch in London.

50 Cent stole the highlight at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Saturday evening with a show-stopping entrance alongside Chris Eubank Jr. and his father, however the dramatic walkout wasn’t sufficient to alter the result of the combat.

The Hip-Hop mogul led the Eubank duo to the ring with a booming soundtrack of “Many Men,” “Wanksta” and “I’ll Whip Ya Head Boy,” turning a typical ring stroll right into a full-blown efficiency.

50 Cent and Eubank Jr. wore fur coats whereas Eubank Sr. danced his manner by the tunnel, drawing cheers from the 60,000-strong crowd.

The entrance delayed the beginning of the bout barely, as Conor Benn had already made his solution to the ring. But the wait solely added to the anticipation, with the stadium erupting as soon as Fif appeared.

Despite the theatrical buildup, the combat didn’t go Eubank Jr.’s manner.

Benn knocked him down twice and walked away with a unanimous determination, flipping the script from their earlier assembly in April 2025, the place Eubank had secured the win.

Judges scored the rematch decisively in Benn’s favor, marking a significant second within the long-standing rivalry between the Benn and Eubank households.

The occasion marked one other chapter in 50 Cent’s long-standing connection to the combat recreation.

Once a key determine in Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s inside circle and promotional staff, 50 Cent has stayed lively within the boxing world even after their 2012 cut up. His presence on Saturday proved he nonetheless is aware of methods to command a second.

The Eubanks have a historical past of high-drama entrances, and this one was no completely different.

Their earlier conflict with Benn on the identical venue additionally featured over-the-top theatrics. But this time, the aptitude couldn’t match the power Benn dropped at the ring.

The combat capped off an evening that blended Hip-Hop vitality with British boxing custom, however the closing bell belonged to Benn, who lastly claimed a win for his household 35 years after his father’s rivalry with Eubank Sr. first started.

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