Ring Magazine's first UK card is now official for April 26 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Turki Alalshikh, owner of The Ring and head of Riyadh Season, took to social media to announce the media outlet's first UK card of 2025.

The event will be called Fatal Fury: City of The Wolves - as part of a collaboration between Ring Magazine and SNK Games. The Fatal Fury game, which is scheduled to be released on April 21, is available for pre-order on Playstation and Xbox. Fans who pre-order the game will get first crack at tickets for Ring Magazine's April event.

Headlining the card is a grudge match between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn - which takes place in the middleweight division. Their fight was initially scheduled to take place in October of 2022, but it was called off after Benn tested positive for a banned substance.

Light heavyweights Anthony Yarde and Lyndon Arthur will collide in a trilogy fight. Arthur won an upset twelve round decision over Yarde in 2020. Their rematch, which took place a year later, saw Yarde get revenge with a knockout victory in four rounds.

Since their encounters, Yarde was unsuccessful in his world title challenge against Artur Beterbiev, while Arthur was unable to unseat Dmitry Bivol.

A crossroads fight at middleweight, as former world champion Liam Smith will return to the ring in his first bout since signing a new promotional deal with Matchroom Boxing. He will face uneaten rising contender Aaron McKenna. Smith will aim to bounce back from his knockout loss to Eubank Jr. in September of 2023.

Former cruiserweight world champion Chris Billam-Smith will restart his campaign to another world title as he battles dangerous hitter Brandon Glanton.

Billam-Smith lost his WBO cruiserweight belt last November when he collided with Gilberto Ramirez in a unification clash. Glanton has won his last three - all by knockout.

A crossroads battle at cruiserweight, with undefeated Viddal Riley taking a step up in class against Cheavon Clarke, who attempts to recover from his first career defeat, a decision loss to Leonardo Mosquea from December.