Malta would, or Luxemburgbripez wrote:It would be interesting if the BBBofC would sanction this fight.tijuana1 wrote:In honesty would the board re licence them ? I couldn't get re licenced for a home show win on a 4 rounder and id only announced my retirement about 3 months before.
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Doesn't really answer my direct question. Would the bbbofc licence these two for a match ?
Re: Benn v Eubank 3
Personally I doubt it. But it wouldn't matter a jot as far as the fight happening.tijuana1 wrote:Doesn't really answer my direct question. Would the bbbofc licence these two for a match ?
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Benn v Eubank 3
where theres money theres a way.Wales wrote:Malta would, or Luxemburgbripez wrote:It would be interesting if the BBBofC would sanction this fight.tijuana1 wrote:In honesty would the board re licence them ? I couldn't get re licenced for a home show win on a 4 rounder and id only announced my retirement about 3 months before.
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Mimmy
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A Conor Benn tweet.
Conor has tweeted that Eubank has hinted at a 3rd fight with Nigel.
Personally i think it would be a bad decision for a 3rd clash. Sure it would make money but thats what Eubank is after. I dont think a 3rd fight would would prove anything or have any fire in its belly. Eubank is obviously wanting cash but i hope Nigel does not get involved with him.
Why not go for Steve Collins instead Mr Eubank? Hes most likely the one who will take up the offer.
Personally i think it would be a bad decision for a 3rd clash. Sure it would make money but thats what Eubank is after. I dont think a 3rd fight would would prove anything or have any fire in its belly. Eubank is obviously wanting cash but i hope Nigel does not get involved with him.
Why not go for Steve Collins instead Mr Eubank? Hes most likely the one who will take up the offer.
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Re: A Conor Benn tweet.
I think Nigel is pretty wealthy so he wouldn't need the dough but I know he was bitter about never having beaten him, so you never know.
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I think they should just let sleeping dogs lie and move on. It was a fantastic rivalry and one that will live long in the memory. The two of them are part of the reason that I got into boxing. That being said I'd no doubt tune in if a third fight were to happen but I wouldn't lose any sleep if it never.
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Conor Benn v Chris Eubank Jr in a few years maybe
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Re: A Conor Benn tweet.
Chris Eubank has always known how to push Nigel Benn's buttons.mimmy123 wrote:Conor has tweeted that Eubank has hinted at a 3rd fight with Nigel.
Personally i think it would be a bad decision for a 3rd clash. Sure it would make money but thats what Eubank is after. I dont think a 3rd fight would would prove anything or have any fire in its belly. Eubank is obviously wanting cash but i hope Nigel does not get involved with him.
Why not go for Steve Collins instead Mr Eubank? Hes most likely the one who will take up the offer.
I don't believe for one minute that he'd entertain coming back at 50 to have a rubber match with Benn, but he knows Benn would do it & it's probably a wind-up.
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Sounds like you are in the know so fair do's but do you really know what shape is eubank in? he looks ok to me but you obviously know more than me, just to confirm, you know for sure that Eubank hasn't been in the gym in any seriousness for years?jamesmcdonnell wrote:I'd make Benn favourite by a country mile, Eubank isn't in anything like that kind of shape, and hasn't been in the gym in any seriousness for donkeys years.
Of the two, Benn is the one who I think would want it more. Reckon Eubank would end up sat on his stool after a couple of rounds, thinking 'thod thith for a game of tholdiers.'
Honestly just a question as I'm curious to how you know that.
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I don't think Eubank would take the the fight if he didn't feel he could win, and wouldn't come i under prepared as he knows what he is up against in fighting Benn. Money talks though! For all the the things said about Eubank, he is one of the proudest warriors ever seen.
I'd put Benn as a strong favourite though.
I'd put Benn as a strong favourite though.
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Both these men, or at least combined could clear every pub in the country, fifty or not, but I'd not wish to see them fight. What's the point? People wanna see active pros, not comeback merchants from 20yrs ago.
Not being old enough to follow the sport I'd got it into my head CE was favourite going in to F1, so wasn't surprised when he won. Was only years later I learned it was the other way around.
For the second fight - although it was an even contest - I still saw CE as the superior fighter on account that Benn again wasn't able to beat him.
I think F1 is a good marker for their respective abilities.
Not being old enough to follow the sport I'd got it into my head CE was favourite going in to F1, so wasn't surprised when he won. Was only years later I learned it was the other way around.
For the second fight - although it was an even contest - I still saw CE as the superior fighter on account that Benn again wasn't able to beat him.
I think F1 is a good marker for their respective abilities.
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Re: A Conor Benn tweet.
i think collins would take that fightmimmy123 wrote:Conor has tweeted that Eubank has hinted at a 3rd fight with Nigel.
Personally i think it would be a bad decision for a 3rd clash. Sure it would make money but thats what Eubank is after. I dont think a 3rd fight would would prove anything or have any fire in its belly. Eubank is obviously wanting cash but i hope Nigel does not get involved with him.
Why not go for Steve Collins instead Mr Eubank? Hes most likely the one who will take up the offer.
Re: A Conor Benn tweet.
From what I've seen its been Benn chasing the fight rather than Eubankwatsupdoc87 wrote:i think collins would take that fightmimmy123 wrote:Conor has tweeted that Eubank has hinted at a 3rd fight with Nigel.
Personally i think it would be a bad decision for a 3rd clash. Sure it would make money but thats what Eubank is after. I dont think a 3rd fight would would prove anything or have any fire in its belly. Eubank is obviously wanting cash but i hope Nigel does not get involved with him.
Why not go for Steve Collins instead Mr Eubank? Hes most likely the one who will take up the offer.
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Re: A Conor Benn tweet.
i dont doubt that, i just think collins would love to fight any of them or jones jr. although i dont think it would be a good idea for him thoFinn wrote:From what I've seen its been Benn chasing the fight rather than Eubankwatsupdoc87 wrote:i think collins would take that fightmimmy123 wrote:Conor has tweeted that Eubank has hinted at a 3rd fight with Nigel.
Personally i think it would be a bad decision for a 3rd clash. Sure it would make money but thats what Eubank is after. I dont think a 3rd fight would would prove anything or have any fire in its belly. Eubank is obviously wanting cash but i hope Nigel does not get involved with him.
Why not go for Steve Collins instead Mr Eubank? Hes most likely the one who will take up the offer.
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Mimmy
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Re: A Conor Benn tweet.
I think you might be right. Ive just read a sky sports article which says Benn has given Eubank a 3 month deadline to make up his mind. I cant imagine the bbboc licencing this. That means eff all these days though. This could be the Maltese lot biggest promotion.Finn wrote:From what I've seen its been Benn chasing the fight rather than Eubankwatsupdoc87 wrote:i think collins would take that fightmimmy123 wrote:Conor has tweeted that Eubank has hinted at a 3rd fight with Nigel.
Personally i think it would be a bad decision for a 3rd clash. Sure it would make money but thats what Eubank is after. I dont think a 3rd fight would would prove anything or have any fire in its belly. Eubank is obviously wanting cash but i hope Nigel does not get involved with him.
Why not go for Steve Collins instead Mr Eubank? Hes most likely the one who will take up the offer.
Its a shame if it comes off however could be made as an exhibition event maybe. I know ill watch it if it comes off.
Benn must still have something in the basement.
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Re: Benn v Eubank 3
Years ago they were in some daft gladiator type program together where they were pitted against one another in a series of physical challenges, and it was clear that Benn still burned with anger towards Eubank and was desperateCrazyboy wrote:Sounds like you are in the know so fair do's but do you really know what shape is eubank in? he looks ok to me but you obviously know more than me, just to confirm, you know for sure that Eubank hasn't been in the gym in any seriousness for years?jamesmcdonnell wrote:I'd make Benn favourite by a country mile, Eubank isn't in anything like that kind of shape, and hasn't been in the gym in any seriousness for donkeys years.
Of the two, Benn is the one who I think would want it more. Reckon Eubank would end up sat on his stool after a couple of rounds, thinking 'thod thith for a game of tholdiers.'
Honestly just a question as I'm curious to how you know that.
Theres clear evidence Benn HAS been in the gym, and none that Eubank has. Of course it's possible, and none of this is columbo territory, but my gut instinct is that Benn of the two, would want it more, and would work harder if it ever came off. I think boxing competitively is really just ancient history for Eubank Sr. I think he's proven everything he felt he needed to against Benn.
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Yeah, after Benn beat him in that Gladiator programme, Eubank said he didn't really care as he won when it mattered.
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Stevieb8006
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Re: Benn v Eubank 3
I'd love to see it if I'm honest. Even now. And u bunch of holier than thou chumps would all tune in as well i bet.
They'd sell it so well, show the kids how "the gloves are off" should really be done! I'd love to see eubank hamming it up at a press conference of his own for a change as well!
For the record, benn would chase him out the ring now i think.
I'd have no problem with it as long as it was sold for what it is, two former pros having a last hurrah! Be nice if they did it for charity.
They'd sell it so well, show the kids how "the gloves are off" should really be done! I'd love to see eubank hamming it up at a press conference of his own for a change as well!
For the record, benn would chase him out the ring now i think.
I'd have no problem with it as long as it was sold for what it is, two former pros having a last hurrah! Be nice if they did it for charity.
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Re: Benn v Eubank 3
Chris Eubank looks lean & ripped & he has a son who is on the cusp of world honours in the MW division, so it's highly likely that he is doing some gym work.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Years ago they were in some daft gladiator type program together where they were pitted against one another in a series of physical challenges, and it was clear that Benn still burned with anger towards Eubank and was desperateCrazyboy wrote:Sounds like you are in the know so fair do's but do you really know what shape is eubank in? he looks ok to me but you obviously know more than me, just to confirm, you know for sure that Eubank hasn't been in the gym in any seriousness for years?jamesmcdonnell wrote:I'd make Benn favourite by a country mile, Eubank isn't in anything like that kind of shape, and hasn't been in the gym in any seriousness for donkeys years.
Of the two, Benn is the one who I think would want it more. Reckon Eubank would end up sat on his stool after a couple of rounds, thinking 'thod thith for a game of tholdiers.'
Honestly just a question as I'm curious to how you know that.
Theres clear evidence Benn HAS been in the gym, and none that Eubank has. Of course it's possible, and none of this is columbo territory, but my gut instinct is that Benn of the two, would want it more, and would work harder if it ever came off. I think boxing competitively is really just ancient history for Eubank Sr. I think he's proven everything he felt he needed to against Benn.
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Re: Benn v Eubank 3
Yes I remember that too.Rexob wrote:Yeah, after Benn beat him in that Gladiator programme, Eubank said he didn't really care as he won when it mattered.
It was clear that Eubank didn't really give a stuff, as opposed to Benn who really really wanted to prove he was better.
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The two guys ares till going to be calling each other out when they are decrepit in wheelchairs.
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Re: Benn v Eubank 3
Looking lean and ripped, does not mean someone is in fighting shape. It's possible he's doing gym work, but unconfirmed.Syntax Error wrote:Chris Eubank looks lean & ripped & he has a son who is on the cusp of world honours in the MW division, so it's highly likely that he is doing some gym work.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Years ago they were in some daft gladiator type program together where they were pitted against one another in a series of physical challenges, and it was clear that Benn still burned with anger towards Eubank and was desperateCrazyboy wrote:
Sounds like you are in the know so fair do's but do you really know what shape is eubank in? he looks ok to me but you obviously know more than me, just to confirm, you know for sure that Eubank hasn't been in the gym in any seriousness for years?
Honestly just a question as I'm curious to how you know that.
Theres clear evidence Benn HAS been in the gym, and none that Eubank has. Of course it's possible, and none of this is columbo territory, but my gut instinct is that Benn of the two, would want it more, and would work harder if it ever came off. I think boxing competitively is really just ancient history for Eubank Sr. I think he's proven everything he felt he needed to against Benn.