Eubanks
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kbackup408
- Super Lightweight
- Posts: 1663
- Joined: 08 Sep 2016, 12:58
Re: Eubanks
Fed up of the Eubanks they would do anything for attention there is no way Junior will fight GGG anytime soon !
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chrisnew86
- Super Welterweight
- Posts: 472
- Joined: 08 Jul 2015, 11:18
Re: Eubanks
X2ILikeBeer wrote:Despite the insensitivity of what he said towel-wise, it's not me that which annoys me the most. What annoyed me was his talk about being a proper British Middleweight ready to fight. If he's so ready to go, why did he turn down the contract? No point talking a big fight, if you don't actually want to fight.chrisnew86 wrote:
I agree, I mean if it wasn't for these tweets what on earth would we have to moan about on here? If we took away this type of thing altogether half of the threads on the forum wouldn't exist.
Its fair to say the Eubanks are on another planet but i enjoy it 99% of the time. Don't get me wrong we want to see some Boxing from them to, that goes without saying......
I watched Fr*nk Warr*n ripping into the Eubanks on IFL again last night, was hilarious. WTF am I gunna watch if that stopsKeep the tweets coming
I'm with you mate
Re: Eubanks
Money Money Money ,,,They want the MONEY
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Grilling Machine
- Heavyweight

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- Joined: 16 Sep 2005, 02:28
Re: Eubanks
I think it's a real shame that Senior's forgotten why he finally became popular late in his career versus Thompson. That was an incredible show of courage, and all of a sudden we started liking him. He's still that person, but since he can't prove it in a ring any more he lets his mouth run away. Junior's grown up with that image to live up to.
I don't think they're bad people, they just need to leave all this macho stuff to actual displays of bravery. Junior certainly has that in him, but he's mirroring the conduct of someone who's still clinging to the fame ship. If only Senior didn't try so hard - learnt a bit of humility - he'd be one of Britain's most respected former pros.
I don't think they're bad people, they just need to leave all this macho stuff to actual displays of bravery. Junior certainly has that in him, but he's mirroring the conduct of someone who's still clinging to the fame ship. If only Senior didn't try so hard - learnt a bit of humility - he'd be one of Britain's most respected former pros.