Chris Eubank Jr. - The Diary of a CEO Podcast

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This is a great watch.
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When I saw it was nearly 2 hours. I thought, meh.. will skim it and watch few bits. But I got to 26 minutes and realised I hadn’t forwarded any of it.

Amazing interview. Steven just lets him talk.

No interruptions.

CEJ really pulls you into his stories too.
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"He is a bad, bad person, a terrible advocate for the sport, just a real low-life human being. I don’t say that about any of the guys I’ve fought. I’m not even saying that about Conor. Even though he cheated, he’s still somebody that I can see some of the things he does, and I can see why people like him. There’s nothing to like about Billy Joe Saunders. And for that reason, I would love to get my hands on him because he does have a win over me that I don’t believe he deserves."
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Wouldn't be able to sit through that much of a Eubank Jr. interview. It's hard enough getting through his short interviews on fight weeks.
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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 May 2025, 06:25 "He is a bad, bad person, a terrible advocate for the sport, just a real low-life human being. I don’t say that about any of the guys I’ve fought. I’m not even saying that about Conor. Even though he cheated, he’s still somebody that I can see some of the things he does, and I can see why people like him. There’s nothing to like about Billy Joe Saunders. And for that reason, I would love to get my hands on him because he does have a win over me that I don’t believe he deserves."
here we go. more shedding of the pounds saga involving Eubank :OhYes:

is Ozempic a banned substance?
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golden_labrador wrote: 12 May 2025, 12:35
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 12 May 2025, 06:25 "He is a bad, bad person, a terrible advocate for the sport, just a real low-life human being. I don’t say that about any of the guys I’ve fought. I’m not even saying that about Conor. Even though he cheated, he’s still somebody that I can see some of the things he does, and I can see why people like him. There’s nothing to like about Billy Joe Saunders. And for that reason, I would love to get my hands on him because he does have a win over me that I don’t believe he deserves."
here we go. more shedding of the pounds saga involving Eubank :OhYes:

is Ozempic a banned substance?
In Billy's case, it's probably doctor recommended.
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Nothing stopping BJS taking every mexican supplement to get back into shape before applying for a licence.
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I'd watch the CE-BJS rematch. Eubank will need to get going quicker in the fight.
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golden_labrador wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:14 I'd watch the CE-BJS rematch. Eubank will need to get going quicker in the fight.
Eubank is past his best but Saunders hasn’t been in the ring for nearly 4 years and looks like he’s been treating his body like shit. I don’t think Eubank would need to do to much to beat him
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smiling assassin wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:36
golden_labrador wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:14 I'd watch the CE-BJS rematch. Eubank will need to get going quicker in the fight.
Eubank is past his best but Saunders hasn’t been in the ring for nearly 4 years and looks like he’s been treating his body like shit. I don’t think Eubank would need to do to much to beat him
Saunders was a clever boxer though. if the Ozempic works, he'd still make a fight of it. Not a fan of the man, but he knew how to win at boxing. it would be a high-end bum fight at worst
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I'll definitely have a watch of this at some point, I quite like Jnr, carries himself well and seems to have a brain on him.
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golden_labrador wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:41
smiling assassin wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:36
golden_labrador wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:14 I'd watch the CE-BJS rematch. Eubank will need to get going quicker in the fight.
Eubank is past his best but Saunders hasn’t been in the ring for nearly 4 years and looks like he’s been treating his body like shit. I don’t think Eubank would need to do to much to beat him
Saunders was a clever boxer though. if the Ozempic works, he'd still make a fight of it. Not a fan of the man, but he knew how to win at boxing. it would be a high-end bum fight at worst
Nah … Eubank would take him apart now, be a horrible spectacle.
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Frostieballs wrote: 12 May 2025, 18:29
golden_labrador wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:41
smiling assassin wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:36

Eubank is past his best but Saunders hasn’t been in the ring for nearly 4 years and looks like he’s been treating his body like shit. I don’t think Eubank would need to do to much to beat him
Saunders was a clever boxer though. if the Ozempic works, he'd still make a fight of it. Not a fan of the man, but he knew how to win at boxing. it would be a high-end bum fight at worst
Nah … Eubank would take him apart now, be a horrible spectacle.
He’s not taking anyone apart anymore. He just went life and death with area level Conor Benn. Maybe due to weight issues, more likely due to being shot.

A shot Jr vs a shot BJS would indeed be a horrible spectacle
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CaptainSpacerod wrote: 12 May 2025, 19:44
Frostieballs wrote: 12 May 2025, 18:29
golden_labrador wrote: 12 May 2025, 16:41

Saunders was a clever boxer though. if the Ozempic works, he'd still make a fight of it. Not a fan of the man, but he knew how to win at boxing. it would be a high-end bum fight at worst
Nah … Eubank would take him apart now, be a horrible spectacle.
He’s not taking anyone apart anymore. He just went life and death with area level Conor Benn. Maybe due to weight issues, more likely due to being shot.

A shot Jr vs a shot BJS would indeed be a horrible spectacle
BJS a lot more over the hill and inactive - and Eubank could fight close to his walking around weight.

Horrible spectacle indeed. But I’d rather see it than a Benn rerun.
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