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Remembering Eubank-v-Watson I & II
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coghaugen11
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Arbachakov
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Re: Remembering Eubank-v-Watson I & II
I never thought there was anything wrong with the decision in the first fight.It was very close and competitive..certainly no robbery whichever way you scored it.
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Rocky Balboa
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Re: Remembering Eubank-v-Watson I & II
Eubank was one tough bastard. He had resolve in abundance, no one can deny him of that!
The second fight will live forever in boxing history. Watson was a classy operator, very good skills, etc.
The second fight will live forever in boxing history. Watson was a classy operator, very good skills, etc.