Conor Benn has been urged to put his latest setback behind him and return to the biggest fight available, with Tony Bellew calling for a third meeting with Chris Eubank Jr. 

Benn saw his momentum halted in his most recent outing when he suffered defeat to Ryan Garcia, leaving the British welterweight with another setback to overcome as he considers the next stage of his career. 

The loss came after Benn had rebuilt his position at the top level and leaves him with an important decision to make regarding his next opponent. However, Bellew believes there is no need for Benn to look too far ahead, with the former world champion calling on him to reignite his rivalry with Eubank Jr. 

The pair have already shared two memorable encounters, continuing one of British boxing's most famous family rivalries. Their previous meetings generated huge interest, and Bellew believes a third fight would have the commercial appeal to headline another major stadium event. 

Wembley Stadium could provide the perfect setting, with Bellew confident the feud remains capable of attracting a huge crowd. 

“You’ve got a trilogy there to compete. Go and do it,” said Bellew when speaking to The Stomping Ground.  

“No one could give you any better advice than that; there is no better advice. There will be 100,000 people who will fill Wembley. 

“Those two are always going to create fireworks if it was in a car park or Wembley Stadium, people will want to see it, and they will do numbers.” 

Bellew believes the Benn and Eubank names continue to resonate far beyond boxing's hardcore audience, making a third fight an obvious option for both men.