Conor Benn secured a crucial victory over former world champion Regis Prograis, earning a unanimous decision (98-92 across the board) on the undercard supporting Tyson Fury’s return bout at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Immediately following the contest, Prograis confirmed his retirement from boxing. Benn successfully navigated the challenge at a 150lb catchweight, revisiting the scene of his Eubank Jr. rivalry.

Prograis, the gifted former super-lightweight king, utilized his experience, finding openings in Benn’s guard and landing effective shots to the head and body despite moving up in weight. Though head clashes caused cuts for Benn, the younger fighter’s sustained aggression and power proved the difference maker across the 10-round contest. Benn staggered Prograis late in the first round with a sharp one-two combination.

Heavyweight action saw Richard Riakporhe claim a second British title by dispatching Jeamie TKV in five rounds, calling out the winner of Fabio Wardley versus Daniel Dubois next. Additionally, Australian contender Justis Huni edged Frazer Clarke via a majority decision (96-94 twice), marking an improved performance for Clarke under new guidance despite the loss.

Benn’s win over a respected veteran like Prograis cements his standing in the division, while Riakporhe made a statement finish in his title acquisition. Huni’s tight win over Clarke advances his career trajectory against fellow heavyweights.