Chris Eubank Jr Makes Shocking 'Life And Death' Ambulance Claim Against Eddie Hearn At Fight Press Conference

In the press conference ahead of Eubank and Benn's rematch, there was seemingly no love lost between the British fighters.

It may not come as a surprise to boxing fans that Eubank Jr. and Benn, as well as Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn, had an exchange of words as they once again came face to face.

The early proceedings of the press conference would begin with a notable statement from Eubank Jr., who claims he was being 'sabotaged' in the first meeting. In the press conference organized by DAZN, Eubank said, "They will break any rules then can to get ahead," seemingly referring to Matchroom Boxing.

"They did everything they could to try and destroy me in the last fight," Eubank Jr. added. "Contract breaches, fines, rehydration clauses, sabotaged weigh-in, biased refereeing and commentary, the list goes on, it's endless."

As well as saying that he was stalled on his way to the fight, Eubank Jr. claims that he was prevented from going to the hospital after the fight. "After the fight, due to severe dehydration, I was put in an ambulance. I had to go to the hospital. I was actually so dehydrated that one of the toenails on my big toe fell off."

"We're in the ambulance and these scumbags blocked that ambulance from leaving the stadium for 20 minutes... They will not open the gates to let us leave. If this was a serious injury I had sustained, that 20 minutes could have been the difference between life and death."Chris Eubank Jr.

Hearn denied the action but asked Eubank Jr. to confirm his accusations, to which the British fighter responded, "Yes."

As the pair continued their verbal sparring, the promoter said, "You've already accused us of stopping your ambulance from going to the hospital," to which Eubank Jr. replied, "That's what happened."