Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn in ugly ring clash with Neymar caught in the middle

Chris Eubank Jr was caught up in a fresh confrontation with arch rival Conor Benn following his victory over Kamil Szeremeta - tensions soared as Benn made a dramatic entrance to the ring, before even the result was declared in Riyadh. Eubank Jr had swiftly dispatched Szeremeta, halting him in the seventh round, when Benn charged into the ring, interrupting Eubank Jr's celebration.

Security intervened urgently as the two exchanged heated words amid chaotic scenes. The incident succeeded an earlier altercation at the Hilton Hotel on Friday post-Eubank Jr's weigh-in.

Yet the contention didn't cease there; further disputes erupted after the official announcement of the win. While Eubank Jr was interviewed, Benn remained in the ring, leading to a vociferous exchange between the pair - and it did not stop there.

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Brazilian football ace Neymar, allied with Eubank Jr, joined the ring to witness the unfolding drama more closely, adding a touch of farce and glamour to the proceedings! Eubank Jr, 35, called out: "Speaking of easy ones... This is the fight everyone wants to see.

"Sign the contract. There's nothing to fear here."

In defiance, Benn retorted: "After that performance? I can beat him on my worst days," as per reports from The Mirror. Before order could be restored by security once more, they faced off again.

It was minutes of absurdity that added nothing beneficial.

Governing the event under British Boxing Board of Control stipulations, Benn should not have entered the ropes, given his current lack of a licence.

Welterweight Benn is currently under a temporary suspension by UK