Eubanks best display??
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coghaugen11
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Eubanks best display??
The way he got through the cute, tight peek-a-boo defences of Rocchigiani (robbed against Maske and Michalczewski after), Thornton (ranked #1 by everyone) and Malinga?
Delivering the most perfect of uppercuts to take Watson - who'd been all over him like sauce for 10-11 rounds - despite severe fatigue?
Beating Benn without a jab or guard (seemingly impossible)?
Beating Wharton toe-to-toe, one of the hardest and most naturally talented punchers out there?
Running Thompson close after jumping two weight divisions in one go and having one eye for half the fight?
Perhaps the 1st fight with Watson for the subtle skill? Or the clinical finish of Jarvis, for that punch itself?
What do you reckon boys?
Delivering the most perfect of uppercuts to take Watson - who'd been all over him like sauce for 10-11 rounds - despite severe fatigue?
Beating Benn without a jab or guard (seemingly impossible)?
Beating Wharton toe-to-toe, one of the hardest and most naturally talented punchers out there?
Running Thompson close after jumping two weight divisions in one go and having one eye for half the fight?
Perhaps the 1st fight with Watson for the subtle skill? Or the clinical finish of Jarvis, for that punch itself?
What do you reckon boys?
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Counter-puncher
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Benn 1 or Thompson
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Eh?coghaugen11 wrote:Rocchigiani (robbed against Maske and Michalczewski after)
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mickey1975
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Re: Eubanks best display??
What is your connection with Eubank? Your posts are nearly always about him.
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He's that guy they caught hiding in Eubank's roof.mickey1975 wrote:What is your connection with Eubank? Your posts are nearly always about him.
He posts nothing but Eubank related posts, on every forum, must have about 50 alts. Either mentally ill or obsessed with him.
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Final round
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Agreed, those fights captured all Eubanks skills, chin, ring nous, punch power and sheer determination to win.Counter-puncher wrote:Benn 1 or Thompson
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Rocchigiani and the Wharton fights were fantastic displays, but it will never beat the completeness of the first Benn fight. He out boxed him and then out muscled him.
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Captain Hook
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Benn 1, never better.....
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The cecilia thing on Top of the Pops takes some beating
seriously though, Benn 1
seriously though, Benn 1
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boxingchat
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Watson 1. Absolutely dangerously dead at th weight and still went 12 rounds. Wharton for all round display.
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"Number Thix its Thethilia by thugs "
Dan Dares wrote:The cecilia thing on Top of the Pops takes some beating![]()
seriously though, Benn 1
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Eubanks best display??
I thought he had a lovely display of Royal Doulton figurines on his sideboard in 'at home with the Eubanks.'
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Greg Nicholas
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Rocchi by far esp considering what he did against Darius M and M.Nunn after , Rocchi was never close to being beaten going in -Eubank dominated him i thought.. also considering it was in germany..
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Greg Nicholas
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Darius M thing was travesty Rocchi had the beating of him.. also the Rocchi/Maske 1 was controversial with majority of germans thinking Rocchi won clearly.. ofcorse they both came back to beat him fair n square in the re-matches though..orbtastic wrote:Eh?coghaugen11 wrote:Rocchigiani (robbed against Maske and Michalczewski after)
Rocchi is a v.underrated fighter , extremely good guard too deal with with effective straight punching.. big southpaw, v.good timing.. by far Eubank's best victory imo..
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Captain Hook
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Yes it was a great win, but Benn pips it for me...
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Newport Daz
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Re: Eubanks best display??
My favourites are the Wharton fight and Thompson fights. Although I did enjoy his stoppage of Gary Stretch. There was something about Stretch I just didn't like and took pleasure in seeing him tko'd.
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coghaugen11
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Err, what?orbtastic wrote:Eh?coghaugen11 wrote:Rocchigiani (robbed against Maske and Michalczewski after)
Is that supposed to mean you disagree?
Would you care to elaborate?? The Maske decision is subjective (though to almost anyone Rocchigiani was hard done by and won that fight), but the Michalczewski fiasco?
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Re: Eubanks best display??
For me Benn 1 because it was the first time most had seen him & he was a bit of enigma & secondly because it was a pretty brutal fight.
For comedy value the Dan Sherry back headbutt shenanigans.
For comedy value the Dan Sherry back headbutt shenanigans.
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Thecilla by thugths and benn1
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What meds does your doctor have you on, cos they're making you look like a glue sniffer. What on earth are you talking about? He lost all four fights fairly, I watched them on TV at the time and have seen them since.coghaugen11 wrote:Err, what?orbtastic wrote:Eh?coghaugen11 wrote:Rocchigiani (robbed against Maske and Michalczewski after)
Is that supposed to be mean you disagree?
Would you care to elaborate?? The Maske decision is subjective (though to almost anyone Rocchigiani was hard done by and won that fight), but the Michalczewski fiasco?
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el_grande_mauro_mina
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Re: Eubanks best display??
Rocchagiani beat the crap out of Michaleczeski in the first fight and Graciano was indeed robbed though the second fight was without contreversy and a good win for Dariuz.orbtastic wrote:What meds does your doctor have you on, cos they're making you look like a glue sniffer. What on earth are you talking about? He lost all four fights fairly, I watched them on TV at the time and have seen them since.coghaugen11 wrote:Err, what?orbtastic wrote: Eh?
Is that supposed to be mean you disagree?
Would you care to elaborate?? The Maske decision is subjective (though to almost anyone Rocchigiani was hard done by and won that fight), but the Michalczewski fiasco?
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He hit him after the break after marginally being a couple of rounds up - Nearly everyone was a couple of rounds up by the midway point as Dariusz was such a slow starter. It's like saying Thomas Molinares beat Marlon Starling? He couldn't miss him with that left hook, his face was all busted up.
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funso banjo baby
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Re: Eubanks best display??
first Benn fight
fairly silly thread
fairly silly thread
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Tommy Gunn13
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By farfunso banjo baby wrote:first Benn fight
fairly silly thread
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eubanks had an incredible run on the fringes of the top level of 160-168 for so many years in what was the strongest period for the middleweight divisions since the 70s so it rankles me that during 88-95 he never faced a michael nunn,roy jones jnr,james toney, gerald mclellan,mike mccallum,roberto duran,sumbu kalambay, or julian jackson.it would have said a lot more if he could have faced at least 2 out of that list .coghaugen11 wrote:The way he got through the cute, tight peek-a-boo defences of Rocchigiani (robbed against Maske and Michalczewski after), Thornton (ranked #1 by everyone) and Malinga?
Delivering the most perfect of uppercuts to take Watson - who'd been all over him like sauce for 10-11 rounds - despite severe fatigue?
Beating Benn without a jab or guard (seemingly impossible)?
Beating Wharton toe-to-toe, one of the hardest and most naturally talented punchers out there?
Running Thompson close after jumping two weight divisions in one go and having one eye for half the fight?
Perhaps the 1st fight with Watson for the subtle skill? Or the clinical finish of Jarvis, for that punch itself?
What do you reckon boys?
Unlike benn he didnt take on top top americans.
Anyway as it is he still put together a very very good resume just not a great one.
His best win was the benn kayo. Than the tragic watson kayo. I also rate highly the rocchigiani ,malinga, lindell holmes wins.
A fantastically strong,unorthodox fighter with sharp combinations and handspeed and courage and bottle in buckets.but he could have been so much more if he had had his mind on the job more