Just when the return of Tyson Fury wasn’t enough to set April 11 alight, the undercard has added even more firepower. It’s now been officially confirmed that Conor Benn will feature on the bill at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

For Fury, this is no ordinary comeback. After back-to-back defeats to Oleksandr Usyk and a year out of the sport, he is returning for what he’s calling another chapter in his legacy. You can catch the full fight profile and get a picture of his opponent here.

Benn’s inclusion brings genuine crossover appeal and guarantees that fans will be in their seat early. The 29-year-old welterweight contender has rebuilt momentum impressively and remains one of British boxing’s most explosive names. He will face Regis Prograis, a two-time former world champion and one of the most respected names at 140lbs. While Prograis is looking to rebound after a tough run against the division’s elite, his gritty win over Joseph Diaz last August proved he still has the veteran craft to be a dangerous ‘litmus test’.

At the same time, Benn arrives fresh from a fiercely contested showdown with Chris Eubank Jr. Bad blood, high stakes, and plenty of noise. Benn delivered under the spotlight, showing spite, sharpness, and the kind of edge that has always made him must-watch.

Now he steps in with Prograis, a proven world-level name. Benn’s aggression and hand speed against Prograis’ composure and counter-punching power? That’s not just an undercard filler. Add that to Fury vs. Makhmudov at the top of the bill, and April 11 is shaping up to be a night to remember.