HARLEY BENN is the latest edition on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather’s exhibition in Dubai.
Mayweather faces YouTuber Deji on November 13 at the Coca-Cola Arena on a Global Titans event.
Providing support on the undercard is Benn, son of British boxing legend Nigel, who will fight unbeaten Indian star Faizan Anwar.
The middleweight, 26, is 9-1 while Anwar, 21, is a 13-0 prospect.
Global Titans announced the bout and revealed anti-doping tests will be in place.
A statement said: “The Middle East Professional Boxing Commission has requested a full Anti Doping testing regime for this bout.”
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That comes following the news of Benn’s brother Conor failing a pre-fight drug test ahead of his catchweight clash with Chris Eubank Jr.
Conor, 26, returned an adverse finding for the banned substance clomifene in a Voluntary Anti-Doping Association test.
The substance, usually used to treat infertility in women but can increase testosterone in men, is prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
It led to the British Boxing Board of Control refusing to license the bout set for Saturday, which was eventually called off by promoters.
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Conor, who did past the British Boxing Board of Control-governed UK Anti-Doping tests so will not be suspended, protested his innocence.
He said: “I am truly gutted we are unable to make this fight happen on Saturday and I am sorry to everybody who has been affected by this postponement.
“I am still shocked by this and shocked by this, and it has been a tough couple of days.
“My team and I will consider the next options including rescheduling the flight, but my immediate focus is on cleaning my name because I am a clean athlete!”
Eubank Jr, 32, who was ready to fight, slammed Conor in a series of posts.
He tweeted: “Conor got caught using an illegal substance so the fight is off. Can’t believe it.
“I really apologise to the fans & everyone that bought tickets, travelled & booked hotels, this should not of happened.
“He has escaped his schooling… for now.”
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
