Chris Eubank Sr described his unexpected appearance at his son's fight against Conor Benn as the "moment of a lifetime." The event took place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where Eubank Sr emerged from his son's car, surprising everyone present. This moment was particularly emotional given the years of estrangement between the father and son.

Eubank Sr, 58, had previously criticized the match-up but decided to support his son at the last moment. He revealed on his YouTube channel that he didn't contact his son until the eve of the fight and even wore a disguise to visit him in a hotel. The scene, as he described, seemed almost orchestrated by a director, with the car pulling up at the perfect moment and the world's media capturing every second.

Following the fight, Chris Eubank Jr was admitted to the hospital, a standard procedure after such a grueling bout. The fight was set at the middleweight limit of 11st 6lb (160lbs), and Eubank Jr faced a challenging weight cut. Despite missing his target weight by a mere 0.05lb, he was fined £375,000. A rehydration clause also restricted him from adding more than 10lb on the morning of the fight.

Eubank Sr shared that accompanying his son in the ambulance brought back memories of his ill-fated bout with Michael Watson in 1991, where Watson suffered severe brain damage. He expressed his deep concern for his son's health, stating that his son was "touch-and-go" and that only a CT scan could confirm his well-being.

The fight itself was extraordinary, with Eubank Jr showing remarkable resilience from rounds six to twelve. Eubank Sr expressed immense pride in his son's performance and also praised Conor Benn, stating that the fight would "echo into eternity." However, he emphasized that he never wants his son to go through such an ordeal again, acknowledging that his son's life was in the balance during the fight.