Conor Benn Defeats Regis Prograis by Unanimous Decision in Netflix Boxing Event

Conor Benn defeated Regis Prograis by unanimous decision in a boxing match held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. The event was streamed on Netflix as the co-main event for the Tyson Fury vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov card.

The fight occurred at a 150-pound catchweight, and all three judges scored it 98-92 in favor of Benn. Benn, who has a record of 25-1 with 15 knockouts, landed harder punches during the bout, including body shots that affected Prograis. Prograis absorbed the damage and continued to advance.

The match featured close-range exchanges. This victory marked Benn's debut under a promotional deal with Zuffa, estimated at $15 million. The deal supports Benn's fights at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which he has adopted as his home venue.

Prior to this, Benn defeated Chris Eubank Jr. at the same location in 2025.

commented on the fight, stating that he would be disappointed if a bout with Benn went the full distance.

Stevenson added that a matchup between them would not be fair. These remarks came after Stevenson's own recent fights. Michael Conlan, a former fighter, questioned the value of Zuffa's $15 million investment in Benn based on this performance.

Conlan's comments were shared publicly following the event. No further details on Conlan's statement were provided.

expressed interest in fighting Benn via a post on X.

Possible opponents for Benn include Stevenson, Garcia, and Devin Haney. Benn's defensive performance in the Prograis fight has been noted in discussions of these potential bouts. The Zuffa deal positions Benn for larger events, with Tottenham as his base.

Prograis, competing past his prime according to reports, showed resilience but could not overcome Benn's output. Future fights will determine the return on Zuffa's investment.