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Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 25 Mar 2017, 16:06
by tobyh5
liamlion wrote:tobyh5 wrote:I was at a Marine v Navy dinner boxing show on Thursday night in Cornwall and special guest was Eubank Snr. God that guy is an utter cock. There was a tent set up where you could donate some money to charity for a selfie with him (despite being the only true boxing fan on our table, I was the only one to refuse this) and he stood there dancing, gurning and doing the whole routine we have all seen - preening like a peacock etc.
Doing all this "I am the big brave hard fighting man" when stood amongst forces personnel who protect our nation and risk their lives in dangerous regions of the world. W4anker
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
Wow. Not sure what to say to that tbh
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 25 Mar 2017, 16:27
by fizzjambo
rd350lc wrote:tobyh5 wrote:I was at a Marine v Navy dinner boxing show on Thursday night in Cornwall and special guest was Eubank Snr. God that guy is an utter cock. There was a tent set up where you could donate some money to charity for a selfie with him (despite being the only true boxing fan on our table, I was the only one to refuse this) and he stood there dancing, gurning and doing the whole routine we have all seen - preening like a peacock etc.
Doing all this "I am the big brave hard fighting man" when stood amongst forces personnel who protect our nation and risk their lives in dangerous regions of the world. W4anker
I nearly almost feel sorry for junior at times , Imagine if he was your old man , FFS I used to get embarresed with my old fella shouting on the sidelines at a footy match , I'm suprised junior has never had words with him behaving like such a tool , but there again I suppose having such a arse for a dad is all he's ever known.
Don't rule out the possibility they might just both be tools
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 25 Mar 2017, 16:45
by rd350lc
fizzjambo wrote:rd350lc wrote:tobyh5 wrote:I was at a Marine v Navy dinner boxing show on Thursday night in Cornwall and special guest was Eubank Snr. God that guy is an utter cock. There was a tent set up where you could donate some money to charity for a selfie with him (despite being the only true boxing fan on our table, I was the only one to refuse this) and he stood there dancing, gurning and doing the whole routine we have all seen - preening like a peacock etc.
Doing all this "I am the big brave hard fighting man" when stood amongst forces personnel who protect our nation and risk their lives in dangerous regions of the world. W4anker
I nearly almost feel sorry for junior at times , Imagine if he was your old man , FFS I used to get embarresed with my old fella shouting on the sidelines at a footy match , I'm suprised junior has never had words with him behaving like such a tool , but there again I suppose having such a arse for a dad is all he's ever known.
Don't rule out the possibility they might just both be tools

never thought of that one .
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 25 Mar 2017, 18:04
by ILikeBeer
dirk2686 wrote:To be fair to Bellew that line about his old man is a cracker.
Fair play to Bellew, it's accurate.
The Eubanks are laughing stocks.
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 25 Mar 2017, 18:15
by Boxerbeetle
tobyh5 wrote:liamlion wrote:tobyh5 wrote:I was at a Marine v Navy dinner boxing show on Thursday night in Cornwall and special guest was Eubank Snr. God that guy is an utter cock. There was a tent set up where you could donate some money to charity for a selfie with him (despite being the only true boxing fan on our table, I was the only one to refuse this) and he stood there dancing, gurning and doing the whole routine we have all seen - preening like a peacock etc.
Doing all this "I am the big brave hard fighting man" when stood amongst forces personnel who protect our nation and risk their lives in dangerous regions of the world. W4anker
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
Wow. Not sure what to say to that tbh
Edgy post of the year...
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 25 Mar 2017, 20:18
by Ossyrules
More Eubank shite. Hope he actually fights a live opp soon
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 26 Mar 2017, 07:25
by Counter-puncher
tobyh5 wrote:liamlion wrote:tobyh5 wrote:I was at a Marine v Navy dinner boxing show on Thursday night in Cornwall and special guest was Eubank Snr. God that guy is an utter cock. There was a tent set up where you could donate some money to charity for a selfie with him (despite being the only true boxing fan on our table, I was the only one to refuse this) and he stood there dancing, gurning and doing the whole routine we have all seen - preening like a peacock etc.
Doing all this "I am the big brave hard fighting man" when stood amongst forces personnel who protect our nation and risk their lives in dangerous regions of the world. W4anker
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
Wow. Not sure what to say to that tbh
You could start by asking him how a war could be oil-motivated in Afghanistan, a country with no oil
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Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 26 Mar 2017, 07:45
by tobyh5
Counter-puncher wrote:tobyh5 wrote:liamlion wrote:
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
Wow. Not sure what to say to that tbh
You could start by asking him how a war could be oil-motivated in Afghanistan, a country with no oil
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Just speechless by it and would not know where to begin. Someone who could voice that is not really someone I would want to engage with tbh
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 26 Mar 2017, 16:25
by Grilling Machine
You don't accept that fighting fire with fire's a game of whack-a-mole when it comes to terrorism, and that the Taliban and IS are two sides of the same coin with little apparent progress made? I don't feel any safer following our invasion in Afghanistan.
The UK's drone pilots have stricter rules of engagement than the US', and though many would-be terrorists have been killed in strikes, so too have civilians. The real question is whether Afghanistan is a better country now, and I don't know the answer to that. But I won't blindly assume that it is just because the British army's made efforts to help.
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 26 Mar 2017, 16:34
by liamlion
Counter-puncher wrote:tobyh5 wrote:liamlion wrote:
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
Wow. Not sure what to say to that tbh
You could start by asking him how a war could be oil-motivated in Afghanistan, a country with no oil ![[icon_wink.gif] ;-)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
Have a read of this and perhaps watch Fahrenheit 911 to understand the importance of Afgan to oil and the west
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/ ... errorism11
Not to mention the control and protection of Afgan opiom fields by western armed forces. Its believed Afgan is responsible for 90% of world's heroin production and production levels in 2016 were massively increased.
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 26 Mar 2017, 16:46
by liamlion
bripez wrote:liamlion wrote:tobyh5 wrote:I was at a Marine v Navy dinner boxing show on Thursday night in Cornwall and special guest was Eubank Snr. God that guy is an utter cock. There was a tent set up where you could donate some money to charity for a selfie with him (despite being the only true boxing fan on our table, I was the only one to refuse this) and he stood there dancing, gurning and doing the whole routine we have all seen - preening like a peacock etc.
Doing all this "I am the big brave hard fighting man" when stood amongst forces personnel who protect our nation and risk their lives in dangerous regions of the world. W4anker
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
Don't be a dick mate.
Just a thought ......
You do know that it is feasible that someone may have a different opinion to yours, dont you? insinuating that im a dick because i have expressed an opinion contrary to yours is a complete and poor reflection on you. I havent directed any person insults at you. Instead why not tell me how my views are wrong with objective facts as opposed to personalising things.
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 26 Mar 2017, 16:51
by KiwiRider
At first I thought 'oh no, please stop'
But then anyone that mouths off, and these are two of the biggest mouths in English boxing, should back it up.
I would love to see either get at least some comeuppance.

Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 26 Mar 2017, 18:43
by chrisnew86
liamlion wrote:bripez wrote:liamlion wrote:
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
Don't be a dick mate.
Just a thought ......
You do know that it is feasible that someone may have a different opinion to yours, dont you? insinuating that im a dick because i have expressed an opinion contrary to yours is a complete and poor reflection on you. I havent directed any person insults at you. Instead why not tell me how my views are wrong with objective facts as opposed to personalising things.
Mate come on, you do have valid points that would make great discussion but this is a boxing forum
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 27 Mar 2017, 02:27
by jimcook
liamlion wrote:tobyh5 wrote:I was at a Marine v Navy dinner boxing show on Thursday night in Cornwall and special guest was Eubank Snr. God that guy is an utter cock. There was a tent set up where you could donate some money to charity for a selfie with him (despite being the only true boxing fan on our table, I was the only one to refuse this) and he stood there dancing, gurning and doing the whole routine we have all seen - preening like a peacock etc.
Doing all this "I am the big brave hard fighting man" when stood amongst forces personnel who protect our nation and risk their lives in dangerous regions of the world. W4anker
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
exactly.
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 27 Mar 2017, 03:05
by BitPlayer
KiwiRider wrote:At first I thought 'oh no, please stop'
But then anyone that mouths off, and these are two of the biggest mouths in English boxing, should back it up.
I would love to see either get at least some comeuppance.

Bellew already has been KO'd.
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 27 Mar 2017, 07:59
by bripez
liamlion wrote:bripez wrote:liamlion wrote:
I really wouldnt be so hard on Eubank, for he never had any expensive or murdeous weaponary to rely on when he went into combat. He earned his stripes the honest way. No unassuming or innocent people got harmed in his battles.
And for what its worth im not sure oil motivated wars thousands of miles away from the UK in places such as Iraq and Afganistan actually contribute in any way whatsover to protecting this country. Its great propaganda and rhetoric but its not actually true nor accurate. Just a thought....
Don't be a dick mate.
Just a thought ......
You do know that it is feasible that someone may have a different opinion to yours, dont you? insinuating that im a dick because i have expressed an opinion contrary to yours is a complete and poor reflection on you. I havent directed any person insults at you. Instead why not tell me how my views are wrong with objective facts as opposed to personalising things.
Don't cry snowflake - I cant believe nobody has ever called you a dick before

Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 28 Mar 2017, 08:24
by GPTM1403
Nightmare Roy wrote:I wouldn't be so hard on Snr, he's an odd bod, but he isn't nasty like Garcia Snr, he's pure scum with his racist comments. I have it on good authority that Eubank Snr often leaves signed photographs of himself at places he has visited, no one asks him to do this, it's off his own back, very kind IMO.

The other side to that is I've heard a few horror stories from people who've been at similar dos with him. CES doesn't do himself favours with the way he behaves.
Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 28 Mar 2017, 10:23
by ILikeBeer
In my opinion, CE Jr. should only fight Bellew at catch weight, if the first dollar drops to the fighter.

Re: Chris Eubank Jnr challenges Tony Bellew to catchweight fight
Posted: 28 Mar 2017, 11:12
by Loynesy
GPTM1403 wrote:Nightmare Roy wrote:I wouldn't be so hard on Snr, he's an odd bod, but he isn't nasty like Garcia Snr, he's pure scum with his racist comments. I have it on good authority that Eubank Snr often leaves signed photographs of himself at places he has visited, no one asks him to do this, it's off his own back, very kind IMO.

The other side to that is I've heard a few horror stories from people who've been at similar dos with him. CES doesn't do himself favours with the way he
I've been in The company of CES at least a dozen times. Each one of them, he has been a complete d!ck. When I was living in NY, when I was back in London, I'd stay at the same hotel (the one in Charterhouse Square) where he often stayed, he would preen around begging to be recognised. Eventually, I believe he got barred.
He used do the same at Claridges (down the road from where I now work). Barred again.