Former two-weight IBO world middleweight champion Chris Eubank Jr. is selling his exclusive McLaren for over half-a-million quid!
The 36-year-old bought the supercar back in 2019 and immediately added a unique skin and "Volcano Red candy paint" to supercharge the car up to the max.
But the Brighton boxer has seemingly grown tired of the fabulous vehicle and has put it up for sale on Auto Trader.
An advert for the red and black supercar, which has a powerful 755 brake horsepower and 525lbs of torque, recently appeared on the website for a whopping £525,000, described as a “one-punch masterpiece”.
The car collector has previously said that his McLaren is the most fun, loud and powerful car he has ever owned.

The title for the advert read: McLaren 720S / 4.0T V8 Coupe 2dr Petrol SSG Euro 6 (s/s) (720 ps) / £525,000.
The description was filled with boxing puns: The Mansory McLaren 720S - A Knockout on Wheels!
An unbelievable opportunity to buy this one of one Mansory 720S, complete with a famous plate. Owned by boxing royalty, Chris Eubank Jr, this isn't just a supercar, it's a one-punch masterpiece.
Based on the McLaren 720S, this beast has been taken from contender to champion by MANSORY, transformed into a one-of-one heavyweight. Finished in a deep Volcano Red candy paint, paired with full forged carbon fibre widebody, it looks as fierce as it drives, a true ring general of the road. Step inside and the drama continues, red-tinted carbon fibre, red Alcantara, and crisp white stitching deliver a tailor-made interior that hits just as hard as the exterior. Aggressive in stance, brutal in sound, and guaranteed to stop traffic like a title fight. And the final jab? It comes with the ultra-exclusive plate: "1 KO" because one punch is all it takes. Pictures do not do it justice!

Eubank Jr. was just paid over £10million for his last fight with Conor Benn in November 2025, so he isn't selling because he needs the money. Having recently bought a property on an island in Dubai, it's possible he will be sending more time abroad and won't be needing a car in the UK as much.
He recently announced he was taking time off to recover fully before coming back, so despite his advanced age, prior poor performance and prolonged 14 years in the pros, it appears that he plans to continue his boxing career.
Before you think of putting in a bid for the costly car, here's a list of other items you could purchase for half-a-million: