Chris Eubank Jr's boxing career is set for a comeback, but not without a challenging road to recovery. After a comprehensive defeat to Conor Benn in November, Eubank Jr faced health complications that led to hospitalization. The 36-year-old boxer's future in the sport was uncertain, but promoter Ben Shalom remains optimistic. Eubank Jr is expected to return to the ring around the middle of this year, focusing on super-middleweight, the 168lb division, once his medical treatment is complete. The fighter's health issues were a result of an underlying condition that required proper medical attention, which he didn't receive in the time between April and November. Eubank Jr, who has been recuperating in Dubai, addressed his situation on social media, expressing his determination to return to full fitness and make a comeback. The fighter's return to the ring will be a significant moment, but it also raises questions about the contractual terms he accepted, including a restrictive 10lb rehydration clause, which has sparked debate among regulators and fans alike.
