HARLEM EUBANK will be hoping to make his boxing family proud when he squares up against Josh Wagner in a huge homecoming bout THIS weekend!
The nephew of legend Chris Eubank Sr lost his unbeaten record last time out at the hands of fellow Brit Jack Catterall.
An accidental horror clash of heads caused a big cut above Eubank’s eye which forced the fight to be decided after seven rounds.
And as a result, the judges gave the technical victory to Catterall, putting a huge dent in world title hopes after moving up to 147lbs.
But Eubank is back with a chip on his shoulder determined to return to winning ways – just six days after his cousin Chris Eubank Jr’s blockbuster rematch against Conor Benn.
However, opponent Wagner boasts an impressive record of 19-1 and believes Harlem made a mistake to pick him for a comeback battle.
SunSport has the all information needed ahead of this mouthwatering encounter.
When is Eubank vs Wagner?
- Harlem Eubank vs Josh Wagner will take place on Friday, November 21
- The undercard starts at 7pm GMT.
- However, the ring-walks for the main event is scheduled to get underway from 9:45pm GMT which means the first bell should go at 10pm GMT.
- Brighton Centre is the chosen venue for this mammoth fight and it can host approximately 5,515 spectators.
Where can I watch Eubank vs Wagner for free and is there a live stream?
- Harlem Eubank vs Josh Wagner will be broadcast live for FREE on Channel 5.
- Fans can also stream the entire action via the My5 app.
- Alternatively, follow SunSport’s live blog for round-by-round coverage of the whole card.
Who is on the Eubank vs Wagner undercard?
Fans will be looking forward to seeing Harlem Eubank battle Josh Wagner at the top of the Brighton bill.
But there are several other huge fights for fans to feast their eyes on.
- Harlem Eubank vs Josh Wagner – Main event
- Niall Brown vs Darren Johnstone
- Matty Harris vs Franklin Ignatius
- Lucas Roehrig vs Brice Clavier
- Kieran Medley vs Zeuz Varguez Soberanis
- Codie Smith vs Franco Andres Cajal
- Harvet Dykes vs Ben Vickers
- Yuraj Karia vs Brando Gallardo
- Saqib Mahmood vs Jayro Duran
What has been said?
Eubank believes that fight back in his hometown is the perfect opportunity to put on a statement performance.
And he is confident that he will be champion in the nearby future.
Speaking to Boxing Scene, Eubank said: ” I’m only just getting started and in front of my home fans, I’ll make the naysayers eat their words as it will be Eubank supremacy once again with a devastating display.
“Everyone has seen what happens when I fight in Brighton. I produce clinical performances and get the job done inside the distance, and this will be exactly the same.
The critics couldn’t wait to stick the boot in afterwards, but mark my words, I will be world champion, and after I handle business on November 21 against Josh Wagner, I’m coming straight for the title.”
