Chris Eubank Jr now has an abundance of options with Conor Benn the most likely after his win over Kamil Szeremeta.

Eubank Jr tackled the challenge of Polish contender Kamil Szeremeta on the undercard of Artur Beterbiev’s clash with Dmitry Bivol in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Eubank Jr dispatched of Szeremeta in dominant fashionMark Robinson/Matchroom

And he battered the Polish star dropping him four times en route to a comfortable win, as many in the boxing world expected.

There are a number of options that have now opened up for the British star, who still believes he is capable of picking up a world title.

Fights with Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford were on the table prior to the meeting, which could now be revisited after his win.

But a number of domestic tussles which could also represent lucrative paydays could well be in store for ‘Next Gen’.

The most likely now appears to be Benn, who scrambled in the ring and caused chaos after the fight.

Here at talkSPORT, we take a look at the three most likely options for Eubank Jr next…

Conor Benn

A huge fight with Benn appears to be the most likely next option, given their rivalry has already escalated this week.

He stormed the ring pushing Eubank Jr, and the pair faced off with the fight now seeming more likely than ever.

They also nearly came to blows during a pre-fight confrontation, and Eubank Jr has already given his permission to explore the bout in 2025.

Benn and Eubank Jr were set to meet in 2022, but the fight was cancelled after the former tested positive for a banned substance.

And ‘The Destroyer’, who has full focus on a shot at Eubank Jr, insists he will move up to middleweight to secure the clash.

Benn and Eubank Jr seems destined for next yearMark Robinson/Matchroom

He told talkSPORT: “Yeah it’s me and him next. I’m walking about at around 175lbs.

“It will be at middleweight, yeah at 160lbs. I don’t want no excuses, everybody was moaning about the 3lbs.

“I was sat there like ‘why is nobody caring about my health and safety?’ Not about me going up two weight divisions.

“Nobody cares about my health and safety, but that’s cool I’ll meet you at 160lbs, there is absolutely no excuses then.

“I’ll give him three rounds before he’s eating the canvas.”

Billy Joe Saunders

The bitter foes clashed ten years ago, with Saunders getting the winGetty

Eubank Jr and Saunders have equally been bitter rivals, and a second meeting has always been on the cards.

Saunders got the better of their opening clash in 2014, edging a decision on the judges’ scorecards.

But despite settling the scores, the British stars have been at each others throats ever since.

Saunders is currently out of action but is plotting a comeback, and has suggested talks have already taken place.

He told talkSPORT Fight Night: “I’ll be honest I was in heavy talks with Eubank’s manager a few weeks ago. Heavy talks.

“I’ve actually got a lawyer at the moment just going through a few bits. But I obviously need to get myself motivated to get a comeback fight and then build in to that big night.

“Obviously it’s also for the fans to see because I believe if you take out the heavyweights and the domestic British level, it don’t get much bigger than myself and Eubank.

“It’s just how it is. We don’t really get on. And I think the fans will enjoy the build-up and enjoy the fight.”

Hamzah Sheeraz

Sheeraz has made a pursuit of Eubank Jr in recent monthsGetty

Sheeraz is perhaps the wildcard option of the three given his remarkable rise at 160lbs.

The British star is one of the world’s most promising young talents, and will be at world level in the coming months.

Eubank Jr has reportedly rejected an offer for the fight already, with bigger names likely to be the priority.

But Sheeraz expects he will be able to land the clash soon.

“I think it will and if you ask me this without His Excellency’s backing I’d say no chance, no chance but he’s a man who makes it happen,” Sheeraz said.

“I feel like he’s [Alalshikh] getting a liking for this fight. The public are demanding it.

“Every time they do an interview with Chris my name’s mentioned and he don’t know where to look.

“He acts like he didn’t watch my last fight when he was there ringside. It’s an interesting one how he’s playing his cards, but we’ll definitely get in the ring.

“You got to accept the fight that way then. If he doesn’t then it’s dead in the water after that. I think he’s playing his cards from a business point of view.”