Chris Eubank Jnr.

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yiddo14 wrote:Come on, that show was corny and massively staged. Groves being deep in thought after the spar doesn't mean anyone got bashed.
Agreed, they were trying to make out Groves was having doubts about his ability or preparation.

More likely just thinking about what he needed from Tescos
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MachoMan09 wrote:For a bit of (sickening) perspective, Chris Jr was one when his father fought Nigel Benn for the first time. I am getting old. :(
Tell me about it until i watched ringside i thought he was still about 12.

Wonder what entrance music he will have? ive been missing a bit of tina tuner
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charlieb wrote:
johnswan1 wrote:
yiddo14 wrote: When you hear/see this?

I see Eubank and his old man turn up at Groves' gym the other day on that corny behind the scenes sky show yesterday although they didn't show any footage of the spar.
All we know is that he sparred with Groves and Sky afterwards showed a shot of Groves sitting at the side of the ring in thought. It was most likely staged.
Yeah, it was absolutely implied in the behind the ropes bit, but it's not hard to imagine Booth and Groves both being complicit in allowing it to be put across that way in order to give Degale some kind of false sense of security, get him feeling more complacent than he already is. Eubank's kid gets a boost to boot, everybody wins.

I think if Groves really had gotten bashed up, we wouldn't have been privy to any of it.
Also groves looked happy after the heavy Dirrell sparing, i find it hard to believe he got dicked by eubank jr.
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He looked quite raw, Groves will have eased off in sparring, no doubt.

Kid's a WIP, though tech pads only he didn't look a puncher, little rotation, no hip/foot on cross, very stiff and mechanical and no spring. Obviously early days but he's raw.

Floyd Snr's a great pad man though!
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Hes boxing that night in a rematch against a lad i know from lincoln called Nathan DeCastro , he boxed him around a week ago and despite nathan having an injured ankle (a real injury with photographic evidence) he gave Eubank a real hard time , so the rematch is expected to actually be a pretty good bout .
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damianhucker1 wrote:Hes boxing that night in a rematch against a lad i know from lincoln called Nathan DeCastro , he boxed him around a week ago and despite nathan having an injured ankle (a real injury with photographic evidence) he gave Eubank a real hard time , so the rematch is expected to actually be a pretty good bout .
So what's his amateur record? Are you going?
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isn't there another one of eubank's kids playing NFL?
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yid14 wrote:
damianhucker1 wrote:Hes boxing that night in a rematch against a lad i know from lincoln called Nathan DeCastro , he boxed him around a week ago and despite nathan having an injured ankle (a real injury with photographic evidence) he gave Eubank a real hard time , so the rematch is expected to actually be a pretty good bout .
So what's his amateur record? Are you going?
Too far for me , at least for such a show , not certain what Nathans amateur record is but i dont think its anything special .
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just watched him on the pads, imo he hasent got it.
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Yorkshiresuperstar wrote:He looked quite raw, Groves will have eased off in sparring, no doubt.

Kid's a WIP, though tech pads only he didn't look a puncher, little rotation, no hip/foot on cross, very stiff and mechanical and no spring. Obviously early days but he's raw.

Floyd Snr's a great pad man though!

My thoughts exactly. Good post.

Say what you like about the Mayweathers but they know their boxing.
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Didnt look to shabby on the padwor, still a long way to go though, stiff upper body etc

but i hope he get a shot and i pray he uses the "Simply the Best" name and ring walk
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