Eubank jr the forgotten man
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Mimmy
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Eubank jr the forgotten man
Bout time he got a fight rather than Tweet shite
'There's nothing scarier than the thought of rolling up to the pearly gates with a pocket full of what if's & if only's'
'There's nothing scarier than the thought of rolling up to the pearly gates with a pocket full of what if's & if only's'
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Always trying to be something he is not.....Massively over rated in his own head. Will be exposed soon enough. He has a good work rate but doesn't hit hard enough and can be hit easily too.
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The amount of fighting he does is no use to his career. He is just treading water at the moment.
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Mimmy
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Team Eubank proberly know all the above and maybe just trying to get a title fight in hope he can win it to cash in on a few defences.
With a name like Eubank its a bloody wonder that people arent queueing up to fight him, unless they are and he keeps turning them down, either that or he simply wants too much money to fight anyone.
Its apparent he's nowhere near as good as his dad and being overshadowed by that fact possibly does not help his ego or enthusiasm to try to build upon his own merits. Its a shame because when he first started out I was really looking forward to watching his progression to the big fight. Its not going to happen with the looks of it.
With a name like Eubank its a bloody wonder that people arent queueing up to fight him, unless they are and he keeps turning them down, either that or he simply wants too much money to fight anyone.
Its apparent he's nowhere near as good as his dad and being overshadowed by that fact possibly does not help his ego or enthusiasm to try to build upon his own merits. Its a shame because when he first started out I was really looking forward to watching his progression to the big fight. Its not going to happen with the looks of it.
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Eubank should stay with Mick, he's good at protecting/guiding fighters like Fury and John Murray, Murray was was doing great until he left Mick and got smashed. Eubank should be looking to fight John Ryder this summer.
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or Adam EtchesGlass Joe wrote:Eubank should stay with Mick, he's good at protecting/guiding fighters like Fury and John Murray, Murray was was doing great until he left Mick and got smashed. Eubank should be looking to fight John Ryder this summer.
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Etches v Ryder would be a put the kids to bed fight - I can't think of 2 stronger and heavy handed middleweights in Britain.
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I thought Ryder just did enough to beat Billie jo, he really bullied him about at times, Etches is a very strong lad, but a bit stiff and muscular, he has not been tested yet, so we will see, in the Murray mold.palooka wrote:Etches v Ryder would be a put the kids to bed fight - I can't think of 2 stronger and heavy handed middleweights in Britain.
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Final round
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Really? I watched Ryder vs Saunders and he never really seriously troubled him. I think Martin Murray would beat the pair of thempalooka wrote:Etches v Ryder would be a put the kids to bed fight - I can't think of 2 stronger and heavy handed middleweights in Britain.
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He has turned down Butler for the English, Blackwell for a British Eliminator and a decent offer for BJS fight so unless I am mistaken its not about waiting for titles or money .......So maybe he doesnt fancy his chancesmimmy123 wrote:Team Eubank proberly know all the above and maybe just trying to get a title fight in hope he can win it to cash in on a few defences.
With a name like Eubank its a bloody wonder that people arent queueing up to fight him, unless they are and he keeps turning them down, either that or he simply wants too much money to fight anyone.
Its apparent he's nowhere near as good as his dad and being overshadowed by that fact possibly does not help his ego or enthusiasm to try to build upon his own merits. Its a shame because when he first started out I was really looking forward to watching his progression to the big fight. Its not going to happen with the looks of it.
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The kid has talent. He will do well against all other MW's on the British scene (with the exception of the likes of Murray) and that's right now.
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I agree with that, but his career his going nowhere, he needs to surrender to another promoter again now he's left Mick just to get himself a fight.NazNaci1 wrote:The kid has talent. He will do well against all other MW's on the British scene (with the exception of the likes of Murray) and that's right now.
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He reminds of Sugar Ray Leonard at times, when he puts his combinations together, you can see he has done a lot of work in the states, not on defense though, still gets hit a lot, but I think he can go place with the right fights, needs to stop copying his dad's antics.NazNaci1 wrote:The kid has talent. He will do well against all other MW's on the British scene (with the exception of the likes of Murray) and that's right now.
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JimJim2009
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I am a big fan of Chris Eubank jnr and I think he can go places, but in what way does he remind you of Sugar Ray Leonard - in that he gets into the ring wearing shorts and boxing gloves ?Anzi wrote:He reminds of Sugar Ray Leonard at times, when he puts his combinations together, you can see he has done a lot of work in the states, not on defense though, still gets hit a lot, but I think he can go place with the right fights, needs to stop copying his dad's antics.NazNaci1 wrote:The kid has talent. He will do well against all other MW's on the British scene (with the exception of the likes of Murray) and that's right now.
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Ha Ha, His dad took him to Leonard, worked on a few things with him, you can see it if you look close and don't look at all the posturing, but I did not say everything and he does not do it as good as Leonard, but you can see it style wise, but yes Leonard was the man.
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JimJim2009
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You must know more about boxing than me, I can't see it myself.Anzi wrote:Ha Ha, His dad took him to Leonard, worked on a few things with him, you can see it if you look close and don't look at all the posturing, but I did not say everything and he does not do it as good as Leonard, but you can see it style wise, but yes Leonard was the man.
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Eubank junior is not sugar ray leonard or his dad tbh - but i think I kind of see what someone else maybe thinking if i am not mistaken.
3 things from what i've seen of eubank junior
1.) he does have the killer instinct to go for the ko when the opportunity presents itself - yes he needs bigger tests.
2.) I like his combinations - not predicatable he does switch from head to body and vice versa very well and most importantly "picks his shots" quickly - throws uppercuts nice too.
3.) he can mix it up - he doesn't mind taking a shot to get his shot in.
Other things I like - his dad sent him to america to learn boxing etc. - so he hasn't sat in his comfort zone - he has beaten
everyone in front of him in the pro ranks - now he needs to put his foot on the gas and step it up.
Hasn't he had a word with the hearns? - or have they got too many middleweights on their books?
3 things from what i've seen of eubank junior
1.) he does have the killer instinct to go for the ko when the opportunity presents itself - yes he needs bigger tests.
2.) I like his combinations - not predicatable he does switch from head to body and vice versa very well and most importantly "picks his shots" quickly - throws uppercuts nice too.
3.) he can mix it up - he doesn't mind taking a shot to get his shot in.
Other things I like - his dad sent him to america to learn boxing etc. - so he hasn't sat in his comfort zone - he has beaten
everyone in front of him in the pro ranks - now he needs to put his foot on the gas and step it up.
Hasn't he had a word with the hearns? - or have they got too many middleweights on their books?
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Nothing he does is remotely like or anywhere near as good as Sugar Ray. Nor will it ever be.Anzi wrote:He reminds of Sugar Ray Leonard at times, when he puts his combinations together, you can see he has done a lot of work in the states, not on defense though, still gets hit a lot, but I think he can go place with the right fights, needs to stop copying his dad's antics.NazNaci1 wrote:The kid has talent. He will do well against all other MW's on the British scene (with the exception of the likes of Murray) and that's right now.
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eubank gets a hard time on here but has fought better opponents then etches....rhino222 wrote:or Adam EtchesGlass Joe wrote:Eubank should stay with Mick, he's good at protecting/guiding fighters like Fury and John Murray, Murray was was doing great until he left Mick and got smashed. Eubank should be looking to fight John Ryder this summer.
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Etches hasn't repeatedly pulled out of fights with people like Butler and Blackwell, turned down BJS, or attempted to create some sort of rivalry with James DeGale.los2 wrote:eubank gets a hard time on here but has fought better opponents then etches....rhino222 wrote:or Adam EtchesGlass Joe wrote:Eubank should stay with Mick, he's good at protecting/guiding fighters like Fury and John Murray, Murray was was doing great until he left Mick and got smashed. Eubank should be looking to fight John Ryder this summer.
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that wasnt my point...who has etches fought??....expe wrote:Etches hasn't repeatedly pulled out of fights with people like Butler and Blackwell, turned down BJS, or attempted to create some sort of rivalry with James DeGale.los2 wrote:
eubank gets a hard time on here but has fought better opponents then etches....
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That's a big part of why Eubank gets stick, he talks the talk, but when offered the chance to walk the walk, stays right where he is and turns it down.los2 wrote:that wasnt my point...who has etches fought??....expe wrote:Etches hasn't repeatedly pulled out of fights with people like Butler and Blackwell, turned down BJS, or attempted to create some sort of rivalry with James DeGale.los2 wrote:
eubank gets a hard time on here but has fought better opponents then etches....
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I agree with this post. Eubanks 1st year as a pro was quite good in just over a year had 9 fights one of which was Bradley Pryce.mikiesb wrote:Eubank junior is not sugar ray leonard or his dad tbh - but i think I kind of see what someone else maybe thinking if i am not mistaken.
3 things from what i've seen of eubank junior
1.) he does have the killer instinct to go for the ko when the opportunity presents itself - yes he needs bigger tests.
2.) I like his combinations - not predicatable he does switch from head to body and vice versa very well and most importantly "picks his shots" quickly - throws uppercuts nice too.
3.) he can mix it up - he doesn't mind taking a shot to get his shot in.
Other things I like - his dad sent him to america to learn boxing etc. - so he hasn't sat in his comfort zone - he has beaten
everyone in front of him in the pro ranks - now he needs to put his foot on the gas and step it up.
Hasn't he had a word with the hearns? - or have they got too many middleweights on their books?
Then he gets into a spat with BJS saying he would KO him in 6 rounds blah blah blah. The Board had him and Blackwell as a final eliminator at an ideal time in his career and what does he do ??? Pull out an not fight for ages. He had 6 months out of the ring. Chris is 24 and if he is going to acheive anything better get a move on.
Pulling out of final eliminators is not good for progression for someone who does seem to have ability.
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Agree with last post. and some other points..
people do have to sell themselves with the occasional trash talk, but i really don't like it tbh - if you give it the large
follow through with it sign up for a fight with whoever u reckon you can beat - otherwise shut up..
Bit of trash talk when theirs a grudge match/a lot on the line etc. - cool and I get it etc... but as said put up or shut up and get on with it.
I have not watched billy joe saunders yet - I know where have I been?? ! - but someone who knows
boxing far more than I do/involved with it reckons he is (bjs) the real deal and will go a long way - just checked up
and he's british and commonwealth champ - presumably going for the european championship next? - and fair play he's
doing everything right from what his record says.
Getting back on track I reckon Chris Eubank jnr is maybe 2/3 fights away from fighting BJS having done my homework and BJS on another level at the moment.
Again, eubank snr worked with barry hearn? - so can't "dad" have a word with barry hearn and get him eubank junior matched up?
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people do have to sell themselves with the occasional trash talk, but i really don't like it tbh - if you give it the large
follow through with it sign up for a fight with whoever u reckon you can beat - otherwise shut up..
Bit of trash talk when theirs a grudge match/a lot on the line etc. - cool and I get it etc... but as said put up or shut up and get on with it.
I have not watched billy joe saunders yet - I know where have I been?? ! - but someone who knows
boxing far more than I do/involved with it reckons he is (bjs) the real deal and will go a long way - just checked up
and he's british and commonwealth champ - presumably going for the european championship next? - and fair play he's
doing everything right from what his record says.
Getting back on track I reckon Chris Eubank jnr is maybe 2/3 fights away from fighting BJS having done my homework and BJS on another level at the moment.
Again, eubank snr worked with barry hearn? - so can't "dad" have a word with barry hearn and get him eubank junior matched up?
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mickey1975
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Eubank senior also left Hearn senior and ended up with FW. If Matchroom wanted him, they'd have had him by now.