Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

Eubank jnr vs. O'Sullivan Winner and How?

Poll ended at 08 Nov 2015, 20:23

Chris Eubank jnr. Stoppage
99
52%
Chris Eubank jnr. Decision
62
33%
Draw
3
2%
Spike O'Sullivan Decision
2
1%
Spike O'Sullivan Stoppage
24
13%
 
Total votes: 190

Dirk Kelly
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

Post by Dirk Kelly »

lillywhite14 wrote:Never rated Jnrs power. Shame because he would be very dangerous if he could bang, has decent array of shots and picks them very well at times.
Thought 'Spike' bottled it myself. Quitting so early because you're losing and don't fancy the job? Bad darts. Eubank was blowing, why not see out a couple more rounds?
Agreed, spike hardly missed with his left?!?, with someone as easy to tag as Eubank Jr you always have a chance.
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

Post by Supremo »

mikiesb wrote:credit to both fighters, great fight, no tip toeing around, good chins, big hearts and big punches -! thanks :TU:
Big hearts? A big heart is fighting for ten rounds like Ricky Burns not quitting because you didn't think you'd win.
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

Post by Finn »

dave_smith wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:Never rated Jnrs power. Shame because he would be very dangerous if he could bang, has decent array of shots and picks them very well at times.
Thought 'Spike' bottled it myself. Quitting so early because you're losing and don't fancy the job? Bad darts. Eubank was blowing, why not see out a couple more rounds?
Agreed, spike hardly missed with his left?!?, with someone as easy to tag as Eubank Jr you always have a chance.
In fairness I think Eubank could have boxed on the back foot all night and won an easy points decision. But he didn't want to and didn't respect spikes power - that to me is what makes him entertaining, he takes risks.
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

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Finn wrote:
dave_smith wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:Never rated Jnrs power. Shame because he would be very dangerous if he could bang, has decent array of shots and picks them very well at times.
Thought 'Spike' bottled it myself. Quitting so early because you're losing and don't fancy the job? Bad darts. Eubank was blowing, why not see out a couple more rounds?
Agreed, spike hardly missed with his left?!?, with someone as easy to tag as Eubank Jr you always have a chance.
In fairness I think Eubank could have boxed on the back foot all night and won an easy points decision. But he didn't want to and didn't respect spikes power - that to me is what makes him entertaining, he takes risks.
Wasn't having a pop at Eubanks. He comes to fight and had a go so always worth a watch more spike quitting when he always had a punchers chance. Wasn't like he was getting used as a punch bag was it?
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

Post by MightyWarrior »

Crazy saying Spike should gave taken more punishment, he took some piledriving punishment there, and sometimes fighters who have got rocksolid chins need to be protected by their corners, which he was thank god. With a chin like that, 12 rounds of that type of brain jarring shots can do some serious damage . He couldn't get out of the bloody way of anything.
And I'd say almost certainly Eubank Junior hits extremely hard. I don't think you'd find any fighter who would criticise spike for that showing.
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

Post by campfire »

He reminds me of a younger Anthony Mundine he'll be good for the sport he will have some night's that'll have super star written all over him
but against the VERY BEST he'll get clipped :box:
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

Post by danamba7 »

I rate Eubank Jr. Seems very fit and very tough but I can't see him beating Jacobs never mind GGG. Could be another British MW nearly man like Murray and Macklin unfortunately.
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

Post by Batley18 »

danamba7 wrote:I rate Eubank Jr. Seems very fit and very tough but I can't see him beating Jacobs never mind GGG. Could be another British MW nearly man like Murray and Macklin unfortunately.
I think he has more about him than those two. There are elements of his game that needs work, and I am not a huge fan of his posing and posturing in the ring as one day he will do it and get clipped. However, he seems to carry good power and has a good chin. What he maybe needs to develop is boxing to a plan. Adam Booth is a great tactical trainer, but I can't imagine much of what he would have said to Eubank prior to the fight will have been implemented.
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

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Batley18 wrote:
danamba7 wrote:I rate Eubank Jr. Seems very fit and very tough but I can't see him beating Jacobs never mind GGG. Could be another British MW nearly man like Murray and Macklin unfortunately.
I think he has more about him than those two. There are elements of his game that needs work, and I am not a huge fan of his posing and posturing in the ring as one day he will do it and get clipped. However, he seems to carry good power and has a good chin. What he maybe needs to develop is boxing to a plan. Adam Booth is a great tactical trainer, but I can't imagine much of what he would have said to Eubank prior to the fight will have been implemented.
True. With more time, Booth could definitely help Eubank reach that next level.
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Re: Chris Eubank jnr. vs. Spike O'Sullivan - December 12th 2015

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danamba7 wrote:
Batley18 wrote:
danamba7 wrote:I rate Eubank Jr. Seems very fit and very tough but I can't see him beating Jacobs never mind GGG. Could be another British MW nearly man like Murray and Macklin unfortunately.
I think he has more about him than those two. There are elements of his game that needs work, and I am not a huge fan of his posing and posturing in the ring as one day he will do it and get clipped. However, he seems to carry good power and has a good chin. What he maybe needs to develop is boxing to a plan. Adam Booth is a great tactical trainer, but I can't imagine much of what he would have said to Eubank prior to the fight will have been implemented.
True. With more time, Booth could definitely help Eubank reach that next level.
It will definitely take time. I look at him like Amir Khan a few years back, but with a good chin on him. He will definitely get drawn into scraps, but he needs to stick to a game plan. When he can do that, then he will be a tough guy to beat.
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