Anthony Yarde has wrapped up the trilogy with a second successive win over Lyndon Arthur.

A strong second half of the fight was enough to convince the judges.

One judge scored it 115-113 with the other two scoring it 116-112.

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Lightweight world champion Caroline Dubois: ''I've been on the fence and I am going to stay on the fence. It's going to be exciting, the first six rounds will be explosive.''

Retired world champion Tony Bellew: ''I think Conor Benn will get to Eubank. If he does get through those first five or six rounds, he's took what Conor's got and he starts unloading himself. It's a fight of two halves. Neither's defence is that good and both of them want to get at to each other, bad.''

Retired world champion Barry Jones: "I think Eubank wins on points. Benn might be able to tough it out as he is a tough kid, but I don't know if he has the ability. Eubank can't make middleweight no more, it drains him and he beat an old Liam Smith in their rematch. But he's a massive guy, so if he's able to rehydrate correctly, he is just too fast and too big."

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Chris Eubank Jr is the Marmite of the boxing world.

Few have no opinion on the fighter who often parades in luxury designer gears and plays poker with filthy-rich footballers - you either love him or you hate him.

The 35-year-old has never marketed himself as a man of the people, however, deep down he's like the rest of us and does want to be liked.

"People say that 'he's been happy to play the bad guy'. I wasn't happy about it," Eubank said.

"I didn't like getting booed into arenas for all these years."

Eubank has learned to "relish" the villain tag but the lines are blurred between the 'good' and 'bad' guys for tonight's contest after Conor Benn's failed drugs tests in 2022.

Benn has since been cleared to fight and denies intentionally doping, but the scandal has tarnished his reputation.

"I don't know what to expect. This could be the first fight in history where both guys in a mega fight get booed into an arena," Eubank said.

"[But] however much of a bad guy I am, I didn't cheat. I walked the hard path being that bad guy."

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Chris Eubank Jr has been pretty much how you’d expect him to be, for most part.

He was composed and relaxed at the start of the week. He didn’t give too much away at the media workouts on Tuesday, just some light pad work without showing off too many skills.

At the news conference, we saw the vulnerable side of Eubank as he spoke about the pain he has suffered in his personal life.

And then came the weigh-in drama. He cut a lonely figure, but was still quite cool and defiant when he spoke to the media.

Oh, and he's been late for pretty much every event this week. Let's hope he's on time tonight.

Who on earth was that holding up the ring cards in between rounds?

We wouldn't blame you for thinking it was Ed Sheeran, David Beckham and Hannibal Lecter at a quick glance, but it turns out that it was lookalikes of the musician, former footballer and film character.

Will this be the start of a new trend at boxing events?

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Junaid, Leeds on X: "Me and my brother when we were wrestling each other as kids before school."

Heavyweight Fabio Wardley: "My initial feeling is Eubank will get the win. The weight factor will play quite a big part, asking Benn to come up two weights is a lot against someone who is naturally comfortable fighting at that weight. Benn can carry some strong power at his weight, but there is a large difference when those punches which you hit in your previous weight would take them out, but a bigger guy is more used to taking bigger shots and they don't have the same effect."

Scotland's first female world champion Hannah Rankin: "I think it will be a later-round stoppage from Eubank. Experience and size is in his favour. I will be very surprised if Benn gets the win. Eubank is stronger. He's been in there with solid opponents that have tested his chin. I'm surprised how many people see this as a 50-50."

Unbeaten light-welterweight Adam Azim: "Benn to knock him out. He's the younger fighter, very powerful. Eubank's last performance wasn't the greatest."

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice may have had to keep his head down when entering Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Fellow England team-mate Marcus Rashford is also in the house.

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Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The stadium is rocking. Almost everyone has taken their seat. Ever since Chris Eubank Sr turned up, the buzz in the place has been on another level. I can't remember the last time I felt an atmosphere quite like this at a boxing event.

Chris Eubank Sr speaking to Sky Sports about supporting his son: "Whether I am ringside or in his corner, I am here."

Speaking directly to Conor Benn: "That is not fair to say I don't like my son, I love my son. I may not like some of his ways - as I don't like some of your ways - but I love him."

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With a seven-year age gap in favour of Chris Eubank Jr, it's hardly surprising that he has more fights, more wins and more rounds on his record.

That experience might play a role in tonight's contest but the make-up of the two fighters could also be a big factor.

Eubank is three inches taller than his opponent and holds a four inch reach advantage too.

Will he look to keep Conor Benn at range or is it going to play out in a phonebooth?

Former WBC heavyweight champion Frank Bruno is here to watch tonight's action.

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