Chris Eubank Jr knows where he wants to go and knows what he wants to achieve. He also knows those doors could be slammed in his face should he fail to beat Conor Benn on Saturday. By now, the time for talking is usually over. Though as much remains uncertain on this occasion for both Eubank Jr and Benn as they enter fight week after months of heated, occasionally ugly, exchanges teeing up this weekend's showdown at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, live on Sky Sports Box Office. Not only are coveted bragging rights and iconic family names on the line, but so too a potential route to world title opportunities and the chance to face pound-for-pound great Canelo Alvarez. Turki Alalshikh, chairman of Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment Authority, exclusively told Sky Sports in February that a shot at the Mexican super-middleweight king beckons in 2026. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Back in 2016 Chris Eubank Sr and Conor Benn had an explosive clash at a press conference and the family rivalry boiled over once again. "I think it's realistic," Boxxer promoter and CEO Ben Shalom told Sky Sports. "I think for Chris it makes sense. "I can't see Conor Benn against Canelo personally - maybe that's where Turki is giving away really who he thinks perhaps might win this fight. "Eubank against Canelo is the fight Chris wants. This is a two-fight deal against Conor Benn, you'd expect one to happen now and one possibly in October, and then it's the big one against Canelo. "That will ultimately be the dream fight we want and that's a fight His Excellency (Turki Alalshikh) can make as well, so for Chris that's certainly the next opponent we want." At the age of 35, Eubank Jr is in a defining period of his career in his bid to become a world champion, and arrives after impressive stoppage wins over Liam Smith and Kamil Szeremeta. Benn is meanwhile seeking to make up for lost time following his lengthy suspension after failing two voluntary drug tests, which resulted in the pair's original fight being cancelled in October 2022. Benn has since fought just twice, most recently in February 2024 when he beat Peter Dobson by unanimous decision. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Johnny Nelson previews Chris Eubank Jr's huge fight against Conor Benn, which will be shown live on Sky Sports Box Office Neither can afford a defeat. "You'd have to go back to the drawing board I think, if we're honest," added Shalom. "Chris is in years where he really has to make it count. To not beat Conor Benn would be a travesty and so the pressure is on. "We have the dreams of fighting against Canelo and fighting for world titles, so Chris has to get through Conor Benn. "From Chris', perspective this fight is now everything. Without a win or two wins against Conor Benn it's not going to be possible. "It's a massive fight and, given what comes after it, the biggest fight of Chris' career." How to book, watch or stream Eubank Jr vs Benn The event will start at 5pm Saturday April 26 on Sky Sports Box Office (Sky channel 491). The event is priced at £19.95 for Sky customers in the UK and €24.95 for Sky customers in the Republic of Ireland up until midnight on Friday April 25. Thereafter £19.95 / €24.95 across all 'self-service' bookings (remote control/online) or £24.95 / €29.95 if booked via the phone (either IVR or agent), but note an additional £2 booking fee if via an agent will apply. The event price will revert back to £19.95 / €24.95 (ROI) from midnight Saturday April 26. Watch Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn on Saturday live on Sky Sports Box Office.