Eubank having a pop at Mayweather, Collins and Calzaghe
Eubank having a pop at Mayweather, Collins and Calzaghe
“Mayweather’s career is a work in progress. He won’t retire yet,”
“Mayweather has had 38 straight wins but he is not a ‘great’ yet. “Greatness is what is measured when your career is finished, and before that happens you have to have done your winning and
your losing.”
“You have to show you can lose and that you can take your beatings. “The truly great fighters, like Mohammed Ali, Sugar Ray Robinson and Marvin Hagler were all great fighters because they took their losses and came back. “There has only been one fighter (Rocky Marciano) who has retired undefeated and I wouldn’t class him a ‘great’ because you only see someone truly great in the way they lose.”
http://www.7days.ae/showstory.php?id=50261
"The belt is only as big as the man you take it off. Benn was a shark, Pyatt was my sparring partner."
"To be a legend is nothing about numbers, belts, names or hype. Adversity is what determines greatness in boxing.
"The greatest fighters, or legends, overcome the greatest adversity. Everything else is hearsay."
"Mayweather is a fabulous fighter and has 19 world championship wins. But we`ve yet to really see what kind of grit he has.
"Grit is very important."
"You`re not thinking of making champion or anything - you just want to win your first fight and have yourself respected.
"You hear about all these great fighters with 35 - 0 records, but all you want to do is win your first fight and pocket a couple of hundred dollars.
"The fact I was involved in arguably the greatest fight of alltime at White Hart Lane and arguably the biggest fight of alltime at Old Trafford, to say I achieved beyond my expectations would be an understatement of behemoth proportions."
http://www.thetimes.co.za/Sport/Article.aspx?id=612404
“Mayweather has had 38 straight wins but he is not a ‘great’ yet. “Greatness is what is measured when your career is finished, and before that happens you have to have done your winning and
your losing.”
“You have to show you can lose and that you can take your beatings. “The truly great fighters, like Mohammed Ali, Sugar Ray Robinson and Marvin Hagler were all great fighters because they took their losses and came back. “There has only been one fighter (Rocky Marciano) who has retired undefeated and I wouldn’t class him a ‘great’ because you only see someone truly great in the way they lose.”
http://www.7days.ae/showstory.php?id=50261
"The belt is only as big as the man you take it off. Benn was a shark, Pyatt was my sparring partner."
"To be a legend is nothing about numbers, belts, names or hype. Adversity is what determines greatness in boxing.
"The greatest fighters, or legends, overcome the greatest adversity. Everything else is hearsay."
"Mayweather is a fabulous fighter and has 19 world championship wins. But we`ve yet to really see what kind of grit he has.
"Grit is very important."
"You`re not thinking of making champion or anything - you just want to win your first fight and have yourself respected.
"You hear about all these great fighters with 35 - 0 records, but all you want to do is win your first fight and pocket a couple of hundred dollars.
"The fact I was involved in arguably the greatest fight of alltime at White Hart Lane and arguably the biggest fight of alltime at Old Trafford, to say I achieved beyond my expectations would be an understatement of behemoth proportions."
http://www.thetimes.co.za/Sport/Article.aspx?id=612404
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yiddo14
- Heavyweight

I remember seeing him perform the role of pundit on a late night ITV show once.
Forget who was fighting, but it was a fair old scrap.
The commentators were saying how the fight was a cert for fight of the year.They cut back to the studio and the presenter was banging on about how great it was, then he asked Eubank what he thought and he just pissed all over it!
He slated the fight and said something about how he could'nt get excited watching it!
Was a classic moment.
Forget who was fighting, but it was a fair old scrap.
The commentators were saying how the fight was a cert for fight of the year.They cut back to the studio and the presenter was banging on about how great it was, then he asked Eubank what he thought and he just pissed all over it!
He slated the fight and said something about how he could'nt get excited watching it!
Was a classic moment.
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overhand_right
- Heavyweight

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BunglesFingers
- Heavyweight

Cannibal wrote:They NEED to get Eubank in as a boxing pundit. It would make any show more entertaining. Come on Setanta!
I totally agree, Buncey and Eubank would make a great partnership, they'd be very entertaining. Eubank loves getting his face on the box, so I doubt they'd have much problem getting him
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Nightmare Roy
- Heavyweight

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Funny, I was thinking Colin Dunne - maybe vs Phillip Holiday?STP wrote:Wasn't that a Shea Neary fight?
I am sure it was a WBU belt, where the champwas barely in the worlds top 20,and when Eubank called it spot-on and said it wasn't really forthe world title there wasjust dead silence.
HAHAHAHAHA
"T.M.K"
Did he say anything about those many gift decisons?alphasean wrote:http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseacti ... d=18358338