Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Eubank jr vs. Quinlan Winner and How?

Poll ended at 23 Dec 2016, 15:40

Chris Eubank jr Stoppage
73
79%
Chris Eubank jr Decision
6
7%
Draw
2
2%
Renold Quinlan Decision
2
2%
Renold Quinlan Stoppage
9
10%
 
Total votes: 92

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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by wesshaw1985 »

I'm guessing a Martin Murray, Zac Dunn, J'Leon Love, Rocky Fielding, Rohan Murdock and Paul Smith should all be expecting a call tomorrow...
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by coneye »

Actually , i would'nt mind seeing him and Zac Dunn ,,, Zac is fit has fook and likes to sit on you and work .
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by jamesmcdonnell »

coneye wrote:Lets have it right ,, Forget the bullshit regional world title the Aussies go for , it was a fully fledged profesional sportsman with , money , tv and facilities behind him , a guy who can pay for top sparring and pay for the right fights ..

He just fought a relative novice , with no facilities , or money behind him , coaches with little or no experience at top level , a guy who spars local kids and ameteurs , BUT still did well dispite losing every round

The first time Eubank fights another fully fledged profesional such has himself he gets spanked , especielly at super middle ,
Totally agree. I don't think Jr can improve much from where he is, and he's a long way technically from the top guys.
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Post by wesshaw1985 »

Chisora should chase Hammer if he cant get a rematch with Whyte...
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Post by samwbr »

coneye wrote:Lets have it right ,, Forget the bullshit regional world title the Aussies go for , it was a fully fledged profesional sportsman with , money , tv and facilities behind him , a guy who can pay for top sparring and pay for the right fights ..

He just fought a relative novice , with no facilities , or money behind him , coaches with little or no experience at top level , a guy who spars local kids and ameteurs , BUT still did well dispite losing every round

The first time Eubank fights another fully fledged profesional such has himself he gets spanked , especielly at super middle ,
Billy Joe Saunders?
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by brilo33 »

skanksta wrote:
brilo33 wrote:i dont think eubank has improved since the bjs fight
I think he can pace a fight much better - if the Eubank of now fought BJS again then (time travel I know, but) he'd of stopped him late imo.
i think if bjs paced himself better he would of won it easier , eubank is still throwing wild air shots , like in there first fight
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by BitPlayer »

broomy7s wrote:
BitPlayer wrote:
broomy7s wrote:Price just simply isn't a fighting man. Just hasn't got the fight for it, yes he was gassed but seen plenty of boxers gassed still going for it, he just can't seem to summon that extra drive in himself. Good luck in retirement, i'm sure sky will give him a job being a pundit on the Joshua cards.
Yeah Chisora was going to war with Whyte when he could hardly stand up.

Takes a special type of person to box
, I don't have it in me, nor does Price sadly. Hasn't got the mental edge to block out the tiredness. Coldwell was saying in the corner that he will tire 1st so he must be fit in training, Coldwell looked fuming with him.
For sure, especially as you go up the levels.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by lillywhite14 »

Kro wrote:Image

:oo
Cue Bellew stating how Haye is now bullying him and Price! :lol:
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by Rob3_142 »

If CEJ fights GGG, GGG just walks through his punches. GGG would happily take a few light jabs from junior to make his opening. Wouldn't last 3 rounds.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by Bard of Boxrec »

Eubank Jr parading that faker than fake belt around is truly embarrassing, I thought we'd finally said goodbye to these trinkets being bigged up...
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Post by rd350lc »

Riddick Blowe wrote:Eubank Jr parading that faker than fake belt around is truly embarrassing, I thought we'd finally said goodbye to these trinkets being bigged up...
Surely nobody that knows anything about boxing places any value on such things ?
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by Bard of Boxrec »

rd350lc wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:Eubank Jr parading that faker than fake belt around is truly embarrassing, I thought we'd finally said goodbye to these trinkets being bigged up...
Surely nobody that knows anything about boxing places any value on such things ?
which makes it all the more stupid that he says things like 'Now I've got the ticket to challenge these guys' :roll:
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by rd350lc »

Riddick Blowe wrote:
rd350lc wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:Eubank Jr parading that faker than fake belt around is truly embarrassing, I thought we'd finally said goodbye to these trinkets being bigged up...
Surely nobody that knows anything about boxing places any value on such things ?
which makes it all the more stupid that he says things like 'Now I've got the ticket to challenge these guys' :roll:
:TU: I've never liked the term "casual " , but it can only be the occasional viewer that is taken in with the crap they come out with .
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by handsofstone »

I made sure that anyone who mentioned this fight beforehand knew this was for a paper belt
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by dirk2686 »

rd350lc wrote: :TU: I've never liked the term "casual " , but it can only be the occasional viewer that is taken in with the crap they come out with .
People say one of the problems with boxing is too many belts. True enough, but there are pros and cons. Unification fights an obvious one.

That said, we have seemed to be in a reasonable place with four recognised world titles for some time now. Nobody in boxing seriously regards the IBO as anything different from, say, the WBU or WBF titles from years back. Even Ricky Hatton, a long-term WBU world champion, openly acknowledged he became a world champion when he won the IBF title. If Eubank states publicly that he believes he has attained a similar standing that the likes of Golovkin currently hold by beating Renold Quinlan then so be it, but nobody believes him, and perhaps more pertinently, nobody believes that he himself believes it.

He's right with some of the things he says; he is a name, and whilst this PPV was a joke a rematch with Saunders makes perfect sense. The latter cannot continue being so poorly promoted in such poor fights as his last couple of outings. That said, if he keeps up Quinlan style defences of his prize whilst utterly pricing himself out of meaningful contests, he will descend from curiosity to laughing stock.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Chris Eubank jr vs. Renold Quinlan - February 4th 2017

Post by ILikeBeer »

What the hell happened to Eubank's face there? How the hell did it get so red? He was only fighting a novice he brought in to easily beat? No way should his face be that red.
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