Eubank Jnr

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Eubank Jnr

Post by Stuarty »

What's happening with him? Does anyone care :maybe:

I like watching him tbh. He's fun to watch but seems more interested in talking about who he's going to fight and what he's going to do than actually fighting.
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Eubank is one of those talk first boxers
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I for one, don't really care tbh

Granted, he is exciting to watch, but all the other sh*t surrounding him & his team ruin it so F him

He's sh*t talk isn't sharp talking PR that gets him anywhere either

It's just divvy talk that makes people disinterested in him

A few training videos & sparring sessions with people who barely throw back aren't enough to drum up interest for me, he's wasting valuable time & lets have it real it's not like he is a complete boxer is he, he's got plenty to work on & pounding a bag in the gym grunting & screaming isn't going to help him one bit

Needs to be fighting properly
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Post by Noxy »

Stuarty30 wrote:What's happening with him? Does anyone care :maybe:

I like watching him tbh. He's fun to watch but seems more interested in talking about who he's going to fight and what he's going to do than actually fighting.
I agree, he has a lot going for him as a fighter. There's too much hype and meaningless talk around him though. I've lost interest in Chris now. Having said that, if he signs for a big fight I'll be interested. I'm just not waiting for it to happen though.
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Stuarty30 wrote:What's happening with him? Does anyone care :maybe:

I like watching him tbh. He's fun to watch but seems more interested in talking about who he's going to fight and what he's going to do than actually fighting.
Personally, I don't care.

If he was relevant and active, I would care a lot more.
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If Chris signs for a bit fight he'll get beat

He more or less had his "big fight" penned in with GGG

But he knew he'd get mullered so backed out

Jnr doesn't seem interested in any realistic & meaningful fights

Just a Twitter poster & from what I hear loves a video of himself being put on Snapchat

Basically just a Gym Fighter at this point, pointless, needs to show us something
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It seems so long ago he first debuted on Channel 5. Problem is for quite a few years, Chris and his team have been calling out all the top fighters and then nothing comes of it and people get bored. The other problem is when he actually did fight a top fighter in BJS he lost.

So personally I don't have much interest in him.
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I'm also not interested in him until he fights someone decent and gives them a chance to win his 100% legitimate world championship.
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Post by bigjack »

To be honest,with all the other fights that have been on lately and the ones still to take place soon i had forgotten about Jr,i can't even remember when his last fight was,i do like watching him though if only to see him beaten.
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Post by dirk2686 »

I think the ITV PPV thing was deeply misguided. It failed badly and has all but been forgotten about.

Promotion has cost him. In late 2015 he was on Joshua undercards at big venues in good fights. It was the perfect response to the Saunders loss and looked set to push him into the rematch, which in fairness was probably deserved. Just became far too big for his boots, or at least his team did. When I first heard him v Quinlan was a PPV headliner I honestly assumed it was a shit joke.
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I read the other day that Mundine was a possible opponent, maybe Jr wants to take over Australian boxing
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handsofstone wrote:I read the other day that Mundine was a possible opponent, maybe Jr wants to take over Australian boxing
I think it was mentioned in one of Kugans vids this week, either with warren or Hearn, think they said ITV PPV again, pish if true.
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Very frustrating situation. Clearly has potential to mix it up in the 160 division. To a lesser extent 168.

The management and advice he's getting has been really poor. To miss the golovkin fight is a big thing to miss. I know he's big underdog, but he may never get the chance to fight and beat a guy that good again.

He conducts himself likes he's the divisional champ and p4p material, but he's fighting domestic level opponents. He should be around in his best years now, be a shame to waste them.

Rematch Saunders
Fight Jacobs
Fight ggg after he beats canelo
Fight canelo

Move up to 168 and go again

Lots of opportunities if he wants them and is reasonable
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Agree with the post re: him being onto a winner with the Joshua undercards. Hearn seemed to have him and his Dad being tits slide and looked set to be giving him good opportunities on big cards. IIRC he even ended up headlining a Sky show when Brook pulled out with an injury. Needless to say they've fcked that up after the Golovkin saga. Seems completely content to talk the talk on social media but not fight anyone of note.

Chris Eubank Jr in the last 12 months:
Called out - Gennady Golovkin, Billy Joe Saunders, James DeGale, Andre Ward, Tony Bellew (5 world champions across 4 different weights (5 if you include Bellew at HW!))
Actually fought - Tom Doran, Renold Quinlan
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handsofstone wrote:I read the other day that Mundine was a possible opponent, maybe Jr wants to take over Australian boxing
Mundine would love that IBO belt so he can tell everyone he's reclaimed the Super-Middleweight crown after all these years...
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His old man was out every month wernt he?
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Jr will just add decent names to the list of fighters he avoided just like his dad did.

As poster have said he had a decent gig at matchroom on Joshua undercards.

When it came to the crunch he shat it
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He wasnt very impressive in the Quinlan fight at all he showed lots of sloppyness that will need work to mix at the very top. Personally im bored of him hes become irrelevant untill he fights and who will promote that?
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Post by Wales »

On the one hand Eubank Snr undoubtedly boosted his career and opened doors. But now it seems his father is seriously holding him back. Eubank Snr must be a nightmare for promoters to work with .
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Too be honest i'm not so sure he would beat Mundine , If Mundine was focused like he was for the last Green fight ,, at the higher weight Mundine certainly proved he was strong enough
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mansy wrote:He wasnt very impressive in the Quinlan fight at all he showed lots of sloppyness that will need work to mix at the very top. Personally im bored of him hes become irrelevant untill he fights and who will promote that?
People will want to promote him. He's an entertaining fighter and could easily become a love to hate like guy similar to his father. The Eubank name goes a fair way. Yes he talks nonsense, but he could do good business in a way someone like Saunders (no name, no fans, not much pop, what little fans he has are dickheads, fights in leisure centres) never will.

But his team are clearly a joke in business terms. People can take Hearn or leave him, but when he says Eubank Snr demanded heaven and earth I believe him. He's done Joshua and Froch at Wembley, Brook and Bellew at football stadiums and got Scott Quigg and Nathan Cleverly fights onto PPV. He can do business and he's laughing at Eubank? You have to ask questions why.
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dirk2686 wrote:
mansy wrote:He wasnt very impressive in the Quinlan fight at all he showed lots of sloppyness that will need work to mix at the very top. Personally im bored of him hes become irrelevant untill he fights and who will promote that?
People will want to promote him. He's an entertaining fighter and could easily become a love to hate like guy similar to his father. The Eubank name goes a fair way. Yes he talks nonsense, but he could do good business in a way someone like Saunders (no name, no fans, not much pop, what little fans he has are dickheads, fights in leisure centres) never will.

But his team are clearly a joke in business terms. People can take Hearn or leave him, but when he says Eubank Snr demanded heaven and earth I believe him. He's done Joshua and Froch at Wembley, Brook and Bellew at football stadiums and got Scott Quigg and Nathan Cleverly fights onto PPV. He can do business and he's laughing at Eubank? You have to ask questions why.
100% agree with this.
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coneye wrote:Too be honest i'm not so sure he would beat Mundine , If Mundine was focused like he was for the last Green fight ,, at the higher weight Mundine certainly proved he was strong enough
Green was utter dog shìt in that fight though. That was PPV in Oz as well :lol: I wouldn't mind seeing Eubank beat Mundine up. He's a horrible cùnt.
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Post by Loftgroov »

His last fight suggests he has excellent stamina, a solid chin, but almost certainly lacks pop at the highest, elite level.

He can wear opponents down with speedy combinations and the sheer accumulation of punches, but the top tier aren't going to let him stand there and do just that. It just won't work out for him.

Deep down I think he and his team know this, hence we'll see an endless array of British, European and fringe world level opponents over the next few years for Jnr..... whilst being treated to the occasional IFLTV interview with him explaining how DeGale, GGG and Jacobs etc are running scared... :roll:
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Rob3_142 wrote:
dirk2686 wrote:
mansy wrote:He wasnt very impressive in the Quinlan fight at all he showed lots of sloppyness that will need work to mix at the very top. Personally im bored of him hes become irrelevant untill he fights and who will promote that?
People will want to promote him. He's an entertaining fighter and could easily become a love to hate like guy similar to his father. The Eubank name goes a fair way. Yes he talks nonsense, but he could do good business in a way someone like Saunders (no name, no fans, not much pop, what little fans he has are dickheads, fights in leisure centres) never will.

But his team are clearly a joke in business terms. People can take Hearn or leave him, but when he says Eubank Snr demanded heaven and earth I believe him. He's done Joshua and Froch at Wembley, Brook and Bellew at football stadiums and got Scott Quigg and Nathan Cleverly fights onto PPV. He can do business and he's laughing at Eubank? You have to ask questions why.
100% agree with this.
As much as Hearns tells lies all the time. There is no reason for him to lie about the Eubanks with the GGG fight.

Hearn had nothing to lose in that fight. If Eubank pulled off the upset he has a new star on sky and made the money of the PPV even if Eubank left anyway. If Eubank lost then it was a fighter he had invested a lot in like Kell Brook.

He genuinely had empathy for allegedly when discussing it.

Jokes the pair of them if they fight again I'm not bothered if they don't then I won't miss either jr or Sr. I only paid attention to the last one because the undercard was ok.
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