Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
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TheLeprechaun
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Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
We had to hear countless hours of Eubank Sr. going on about scumbag promotors, weight divisions and so on, while wearing a plastic looking sheriffs badge.
Now that Eubank Benn seems to be well and truly on, big money will be offered to him to attend.
Do you think this man of immense principle will take the money and turn up and do his struts and poses, as paid to do so?
Will the sight of the "pound note" be enough for him to put aside what he has said and turn up to the fight?
Now that Eubank Benn seems to be well and truly on, big money will be offered to him to attend.
Do you think this man of immense principle will take the money and turn up and do his struts and poses, as paid to do so?
Will the sight of the "pound note" be enough for him to put aside what he has said and turn up to the fight?
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Controversial
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
More than likely but under the guise of supporting his son.
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keithmoonhangover
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Pay him enough i think he'll wear a stetson , a vest , and a couple of plastic guns on his hips has wellkeithmoonhangover wrote: ↑07 Mar 2025, 06:24Nowt the matter with that, it's a Mod thing, Weller used to wear one.
Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
Who is going to offer him big money to attend?
Is big money more or less than 500 quid?
And as what? Corner man, analyst?
Is big money more or less than 500 quid?
And as what? Corner man, analyst?
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
If they have Snr and Nigel there for fight week and they do something that's video worthy, it'll be all over socials. The potential reach is massive = more interest = higher PPV numbers.
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So how much would you pay them? Would Nigel get paid too?keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑07 Mar 2025, 10:28If they have Snr and Nigel there for fight week and they do something that's video worthy, it'll be all over socials. The potential reach is massive = more interest = higher PPV numbers.
Or just be added on to their son's purses in PPVs?
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
Nigel will be there anyway, but that fight is going to produce a lot of Cheddar. There's gotta be enough for a cheeky £20,000 each, surely. It's Turki and he's all about the event, so he'll probably chuck them a lot more.Coco wrote: ↑07 Mar 2025, 10:33So how much would you pay them? Would Nigel get paid too?keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑07 Mar 2025, 10:28If they have Snr and Nigel there for fight week and they do something that's video worthy, it'll be all over socials. The potential reach is massive = more interest = higher PPV numbers.
Or just be added on to their son's purses in PPVs?
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The fight will definitely generate big bucks, I reckon Snr is surplus to requirements
The odd social made by Snr himself would do as much as any DAZN promotion with him onboard to sell it more.
The odd social made by Snr himself would do as much as any DAZN promotion with him onboard to sell it more.
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I don't get the nostalgia thing. Not saying it's not there but it bamboozles me.
Those of us old enough to have been about for the original Eubank v Benn fights are surely cynically experienced enough not to get drawn in by the hype and everybody else is too young to care about it, or at least that's what you'd think.
Chris' shtick was old hat 30 years ago.
Those of us old enough to have been about for the original Eubank v Benn fights are surely cynically experienced enough not to get drawn in by the hype and everybody else is too young to care about it, or at least that's what you'd think.
Chris' shtick was old hat 30 years ago.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
OK, if Connor was to egg Snr, that would increase the buy rate by a lot. The casuals eat that stuff up.
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CaptainSpacerod
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
Snr could wear his full sheriff’s uniform, Nigel could dress as a pastor - that’s one angle they could exploitkeithmoonhangover wrote: ↑07 Mar 2025, 10:28If they have Snr and Nigel there for fight week and they do something that's video worthy, it'll be all over socials. The potential reach is massive = more interest = higher PPV numbers.
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TheLeprechaun
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
Surprise surprise


Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
Eubank Sr was spot on in all his criticisms of this circus. The promoters are like rats that would do anything for a quick buck, Benn is a drugs cheat reaping the big rewards. In any other sport drug cheats are thrown out and their careers in tatters. In boxing they pay off the testing agency and the cheater gets millions.
I didn't watch the fight last night and wouldn't watch a rematch, Eubank Sr should've stuck to his guns and boycotted it, but I understand why he went in the end.
I didn't watch the fight last night and wouldn't watch a rematch, Eubank Sr should've stuck to his guns and boycotted it, but I understand why he went in the end.
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Syntax Error
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
Senior was always going to be there.
There was no way he was going miss out on all this hype and publicity.
You've got to hand the Eubanks, they are first class promoters.
There was no way he was going miss out on all this hype and publicity.
You've got to hand the Eubanks, they are first class promoters.
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maverick23
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
Senior and Junior played the public. Napa was interviewed after his arrival and said it had been planned.Ricky wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 03:54 Eubank Sr was spot on in all his criticisms of this circus. The promoters are like rats that would do anything for a quick buck, Benn is a drugs cheat reaping the big rewards. In any other sport drug cheats are thrown out and their careers in tatters. In boxing they pay off the testing agency and the cheater gets millions.
I didn't watch the fight last night and wouldn't watch a rematch, Eubank Sr should've stuck to his guns and boycotted it, but I understand why he went in the end.
All the stuff Eubank did slagging off the fight and his son was promote the fight and get sympathy/support for his son. He even spoke post arrival about how life is being on stage.
Senior was just as much a promoter of the fight as the actual promoters and did a great job playing the public.
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Syntax Error
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Re: Will Eubank Sr. accept money offered to be at Eubank Benn 2?
Exactly.maverick23 wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 04:13Senior and Junior played the public. Napa was interviewed after his arrival and said it had been planned.Ricky wrote: ↑27 Apr 2025, 03:54 Eubank Sr was spot on in all his criticisms of this circus. The promoters are like rats that would do anything for a quick buck, Benn is a drugs cheat reaping the big rewards. In any other sport drug cheats are thrown out and their careers in tatters. In boxing they pay off the testing agency and the cheater gets millions.
I didn't watch the fight last night and wouldn't watch a rematch, Eubank Sr should've stuck to his guns and boycotted it, but I understand why he went in the end.
All the stuff Eubank did slagging off the fight and his son was promote the fight and get sympathy/support for his son. He even spoke post arrival about how life is being on stage.
Senior was just as much a promoter of the fight as the actual promoters and did a great job playing the public.
I hope Senior got a good payday for his efforts, because he was brilliant.
All the more remarkable when you consider that this was a nothing fight.
Despite all the hyperbole, it had no bearing on theirs or their fathers legacies.
They were only there because of their surnames and genes and that's it.
Eubank Jr is clearly past his best and was a gatekeeper at his peak; Benn has never been a gatekeeper, but proved that he is tough and is willing to learn.
I hope they don't try and push the rematch because the original USP is gone.
