CONOR BENN has splashed out on a new Rolls-Royce following his grudge fight with Chris Eubank Jr.

The boxer bagged himself a cool £8million despite losing the fight at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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Benn, 28, took Eubank Jr on throughout the 12-round slugfest before it went to the judges' scores.

All three gave the fight to his rival by the scores of 116-112.

He has now dipped into some of his cash - which was topped up with a £375,000 fine from Eubanl Jr - from the mega payday.

Benn is believed to have forked out £280,000 on the Rolls-Royce Cullinan.

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He picked up the luxury vehicle from the manufacturer's Mayfair showroom with his wife Victoria.

The former two-division world champion picked out a car with a striking white paint job.

It also came with a customised interior with orange-coloured upholstery.

There was also a traditional manufacturer's umbrella included.

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There was also a subtle nod to Benn as the car's new owner as the in-built screen read: "Welcome THE DESTROYER".

Benn celebrated the purchase with a kiss with Victoria in the showroom.

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He shared the pictures on his account with the caption: "Fat Boy Money."

The full cost of the car is not known, but a second-hand Cullinan from 2023 retails at £284,950.

Benn also showed off his "Not Guilty" necklace as he picked up the car.

The £100,000 item of jewellery is a statement from Benn following his ban from boxing in 2022.

Meanwhile, Benn had only just got back from Miami, USA where he went to watch the F1.

He was spoken to by Sky Sports reporter Martin Brundle and strangely congratulated for his loss to Eubank Jr.

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