CHRIS EUBANK JR and Conor Benn look set for a rematch very soon after their blockbuster fight.
Eubank Jr, 35, defeated Benn, 28, via unanimous decision on Saturday at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after years of animosity between the two second-generation stars.
Boxing fans were fully aware there was bound to be a rematch as the two fighters agreed to a clause before the bout.
And now Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh suggested the highly-anticipated rematch could take place in just five months at the same venue.
Alalshikh said: “If they’re not injured and ready, we want the rematch in late September at Tottenham.
“The British fans were amazing, and I thank them.”
Benn is determined to get another chance against Eubank Jr, who handed him his first ever loss after winning all of his previous 23 fights.
The Destroyer wants “revenge” and knows he can “`finish” him next time they meet.
Benn said: “I want the revenge, I want my revenge. I think inactivity played a big part, I think it took me back.
“I had Eubank hurt multiple times but I couldn’t get the finish and I’ll make sure for next time that the finish is there.”
Benn added: “It’s a hard one to swallow.
“I didn’t come into the fight thinking it would be that close, I didn’t come into it to lose.
“I came in to win and I was not good enough and I need to do better.”