@SleeperBot: Chris Eubank, known for his captivating boxing style in the 1990s, held the WBO World Super Middleweight title for almost four years before losing to Steve Collins in 1995. Despite Eubank's undefeated 41-0-2 record, Collins triumphed over him via a unanimous decision after 12 rounds. A rematch later that year saw Eubank fall short again, this time by split decision, with Collins retaining his championship.

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Steve Collins defeats Chris Eubank twice in 1995 to retain WBO world super middleweight title