James DeGale vs Chris Eubank Jr: Sebastian Eubank to feature on undercard in second professional bout
Chris’ younger brother beat Polish fighter Kamil Kulczyk on his debut last February, but has not been in the ring since
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Your support makes all the difference.Chris Eubank Jr will be joined by younger brother Sebastian on the bill for his super-middleweight showdown with James DeGale at London’s O2 Arena.
Light-heavyweight Sebastian faces Richard Harrison over four rounds in what will be the 27-year-old’s second appearance as a professional.
Eubank beat Polish fighter Kamil Kulczyk on his debut last February when he was on the undercard for his brother’s fight against George Groves in Manchester.
“I’m really looking forward to being on this great show at The O2,” Sebastian said ahead of Saturday’s show.
“It’s been a year since my last fight, but I have had a great training camp in Dubai and really want to move forward with my boxing career and add to the Eubank legacy.”
Eubank Jr’s clash with former IBF world super-middleweight champion DeGale tops a show that features the Commonwealth heavyweight title fight between champion Joe Joyce and challenger Bermane Stiverne.
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