Eubank Jr. & Adam Booth

danamba7
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Eubank Jr. & Adam Booth

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Good move?

How will Booth and Eubank Sr. get on!?
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Will turn into a complete mess IMO.
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If he's working with Booth, why was Ronnie Davies at today's presser?
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Ffs this is hilarious - Booth, Snr, Ronnie Davies? Any news on Chris Sanigar?

This is going to be a total disaster :lol:
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I get the impression Eubank Jr doesn't take instructions well. In the BJS fight Ronnie Davies might have not been there. Booth won't take no crap, I can see them clashing.
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Manchester Hitman wrote:Ffs this is hilarious - Booth, Snr, Ronnie Davies? Any news on Chris Sanigar?

This is going to be a total disaster :lol:
Maybe Freddie Roach can also join the party if Manny retires :lol:
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Booth knows him well. He had in the gym loads of times sparring Groves and can't speak highly enough of him.
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Booth seems to be a man who wants everything his own way yet it says he's 'helping with coaching'
Can't see him playing second fiddle to Ronnie and certainly doesn't seem like the type of character to accept the level of intrusion you could expect from Snr.
As many have stated it looks like a disaster waiting to happen
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Too many cooks spoiling the broth . . they could call brendan ingle in as well !! Lol

However . .didnt carl.froch utilise. Rob.McCracken as primary trainer coach and tony sims in a couple of fights??
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mikiesb wrote:Too many cooks spoiling the broth . . they could call brendan ingle in as well !! Lol

However . .didnt carl.froch utilise. Rob.McCracken as primary trainer coach and tony sims in a couple of fights??
Sims probably just helped out. McCracken has a very busy schedule with the ams.
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Booth and Eubank won't last. I'd be amazed if they managed 1 camp/fight.
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I'm sceptical.

It wouldn't surprise me if they fight a journeyman or two and then knock it on the head.

Too many opinionated people in the mix.

Hope I'm wrong.
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Apparently the Eubanks want some 'impressive' opponents Hearn said a top 15 in Sheffield in October and an even better opponent in December
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This has got disaster written all over it.

Absolutely no way in a million years Eubank will let Booth do all the talking in the corner. He will want his standard get in the ring and pose at least for one round.

Booth likes to have one voice in the corner. I'm not a fan of Adam Booth but to be fair his advice in the corner is calm and measured each time. He's probably the best in the game for this.
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Would be a good move if jnr listened and there was no interference but as many have said it'll probably go tits up pretty quickly. Weird set up the Eubanks have!
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I would like to think Booth has asked for assurances that Eubank Sr won't get involved before he agreed to do this.
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You would have thought that Booth would only get involved if he is calling all the shots. He comes across as that kind of guy.

However it's interesting to note that Kugan didn't interview Booth at the press conference and said in his video with Hearn that the Eubank team didnt want to be talk to him.

So I wonder if Sr is already being the boss of Booth by saying, 'Dont go on IFL TV.'
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The big question is, is Spud still part of the Booth set up? He'll soon sort snr out if he is.
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MrJasonM wrote:You would have thought that Booth would only get involved if he is calling all the shots. He comes across as that kind of guy.

However it's interesting to note that Kugan didn't interview Booth at the press conference and said in his video with Hearn that the Eubank team didnt want to be talk to him.

So I wonder if Sr is already being the boss of Booth by saying, 'Dont go on IFL TV.'
Kugan tweeted that he'd interview the leader of The KKK before he would Snr.
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I didnt even realise the KKK had much of a boxing scene.
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Post by palooka »

There are too many big and fragile ego's involved for Eubank Jnr to have a straightforward and profitable run; his father is deluded about his sons ability, Ronnie Davis must be an emotional masochist to stand for all the bollocks; Jnr does not have hiis feet on the ground and apart from being a body beautiful does not have the smarts or the desire to win ugly if need be. Sorry to be so negative but it is a circus, bringing any other trainer in is silly unless it's one in and one (or 2) out.
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I don't really understand (and I'm not British so I don't know as much about Eubank or the other trainers involved) why Eubank Sr. doesn't either train his son himself, or just get the hell out of there?

I get that Snr is a bit of a ........character? But if he truly wants success for his son, why not step out of the way and let those best equipped to help him do their job? I don't see other top fighters with family members doing all sorts of interventions in the corner during their fights (unless one is actually a trainer or cut man, etc). So why is Snr. just standing around looking like he's trying to be in the limelight once again?

Did I just answer my own question there?

Anyway, this all reminds me of Naz vs. Barrera, when I think he had about fifteen people advising him at once between rounds. And that obviously didn't go so well.
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why am i censored again for stating the obvious about eubank snr ?
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Post by whiskey »

MrJasonM wrote:You would have thought that Booth would only get involved if he is calling all the shots. He comes across as that kind of guy.

However it's interesting to note that Kugan didn't interview Booth at the press conference and said in his video with Hearn that the Eubank team didnt want to be talk to him.

So I wonder if Sr is already being the boss of Booth by saying, 'Dont go on IFL TV.'
Surprised Booth didn't give Kugan an interview, I'd assume he was too busy to give, you know - a press interview at a press event.
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Bobbyptsd wrote:I don't really understand (and I'm not British so I don't know as much about Eubank or the other trainers involved) why Eubank Sr. doesn't either train his son himself, or just get the hell out of there?

I get that Snr is a bit of a ........character? But if he truly wants success for his son, why not step out of the way and let those best equipped to help him do their job? I don't see other top fighters with family members doing all sorts of interventions in the corner during their fights (unless one is actually a trainer or cut man, etc). So why is Snr. just standing around looking like he's trying to be in the limelight once again?

Did I just answer my own question there?

Anyway, this all reminds me of Naz vs. Barrera, when I think he had about fifteen people advising him at once between rounds. And that obviously didn't go so well.
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