Chris Eubank Jr's brother Nathanael calls out Conor Benn's estranged brother Harley to settle ‘unfinished business'
CHRIS EUBANK JR'S brother Nathanial has called out Conor Benn's estranged brother to fight and settle their "unfinished business."
Nathanael Wilson was the secret eldest child of British boxing legend Eubank Sr - but the two reconciled in 2017.
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Wilson - who is now close with Eubank Jr and his cousin Harlem - has a professional boxing record of eight wins, two losses and one draw.
Meanwhile Harley was born just days apart from his brother Conor and also had a rocky relationship with his dad Nigel.
And Harley revealed he recently lost touch with brother Conor and his iconic former world champion father.
Conor, 28, was beaten in April by Eubank Jr, 35, in their second generation grudge match at Tottenham.
But the family feud - started by Eubank Sr's 1990 win over Nigel and draw three years later - could be extended further.
Wilson, 36, took to Instagram to call out Harley with the message: "UNFINISHED BUSINESS!! The EUBANK BENN saga continues."
Harley, 28, responded: "Okay you're serious let's get it cracking."
Wilson has not fought since 2020 when he was stopped in three rounds by Stu Greener.
Harley on the other hand 9-2 and currently signed to Misfits Boxing - the home of celebrity-style crossover bouts.
He was due to face 15-3 Joe Laws on KSI's undercard in March - but the Misfits co-founder pulled out through injury.
Harley was in talks to fight Wilson in 2022 - when Eubank Jr was first due to face Benn.
But Benn was pulled out after failing a drug test - until his doping case was later dropped.
A rematch with Eubank Jr is already pencilled in with September 27 at Tottenham targeted.
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