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The problem I have is that Jr is just replicating his dads career fighting shite. You just dont know how good Jr really is. Its ok looking good duffing a 37 year old one dimensional plodder but its just unclear to me if Jr is any good or not.

Boxerbeetle wrote:

Tuan_Jim wrote:Have none of you seen Abraham before? I can't believe anyone is actually surprised by this.

Indeed. The fact that some people actually bought this as a PPV is laughable.

17 quid for a sparring session , hope those people think they got good value for money .

mimmy123 wrote:The problem I have is that Jr is just replicating his dads career fighting shite. You just dont know how good Jr really is. Its ok looking good duffing a 37 year old one dimensional plodder but its just unclear to me if Jr is any good or not.

I think a puncher like Groves stops him and a mover like Degale does a Saunders on him .

According to the MC we have just witnessed an amazing 12 round of boxing. Jesus

It was like I said pages ago It's just cagey matchmaking by the Eubank's. A win over Abraham looks good on Eubank's record but means little off paper. That wasn't competitive. Eubank wasn't tested at all.

Had to be bad. The rbr nearly put me to sleep. That goodness I did not bother to waste time finding it, although I would have liked to see Selby.

Eubank Jnr's for the casuals, just like his dad. Fake belt, handpicked opponents, naive audience.

Tuan_Jim wrote:Eubank Jnr's for the casuals, just like his dad. Fake belt, handpicked opponents, naive audience.

That's a bit harsh.

He's in the Super-Series so we'll find out soon enough..

On which planet is Jr the most talented fighter?

120-108 Eubank Jr, just as dominant as Ramirez was outwith a couple of single shots Abraham landed, I thought a TKO win for Jr was highly likely beforehand, Abraham's cement feet a perfect style for someone who loads up the way Eubank Jr does, I thought the ref would've stepped in to stop it late, I know Eubank Jr doesn't have Julian Jackson power but you can see with the speed he whips the shots in that they must hurt even if Abraham never went down or was wobbled

Abraham is tough as fook though he shipped some big shots, the uppercut which I said before the fight wouldn't work for Eubank worked a treat, Eubank's engine was solid as well, he was always willing to sit down on his punches all through the fight, Abraham for his part was a punchbag, hopefully he calls it a day

Tarkus wrote:On which planet is Jr the most talented fighter?

Planet Eubank

handsofstone wrote:120-108 Eubank Jr, just as dominant as Ramirez was outwith a couple of single shots Abraham landed, I thought a TKO win for Jr was highly likely beforehand, Abraham's cement feet a perfect style for someone who loads up the way Eubank Jr does, I thought the ref would've stepped in to stop it late, I know Eubank Jr doesn't have Julian Jackson power but you can see with the speed he whips the shots in that they must hurt even if Abraham never went down or was wobbled

Abraham is tough as fook though he shipped some big shots, the uppercut which I said before the fight wouldn't work for Eubank worked a treat, Eubank's engine was solid as well, he was always willing to sit down on his punches all through the fight, Abraham for his part was a punchbag, hopefully he calls it a day

Good post

Inverdale asking some decent questions IMO

skanksta wrote:

Tuan_Jim wrote:Eubank Jnr's for the casuals, just like his dad. Fake belt, handpicked opponents, naive audience.

That's a bit harsh.

He's in the Super-Series so we'll find out soon enough..

Let's hope so.

Unless he gets an injury or comes up with some promotional/tv issue that will prevent him from taking part

rossij8 wrote:Inverdale asking some decent questions IMO

I like Inverdale, good presenter.

How many times by how many people did we have to hear 'Abraham has never been stopped'. Yes he has by Steiglitz on injury in the 4th

bripez wrote:

skanksta wrote:

Tuan_Jim wrote:Eubank Jnr's for the casuals, just like his dad. Fake belt, handpicked opponents, naive audience.

That's a bit harsh.

He's in the Super-Series so we'll find out soon enough..

Let's hope so.

Unless he gets an injury or comes up with some promotional/tv issue that will prevent him from taking part

He'll pull out last minute.

Any ideas where this new series is going to be broadcast ?

milpool wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Inverdale asking some decent questions IMO

I like Inverdale, good presenter.

He's obviously not a boxing specialist but a top notch sport all rounder, that's class

I wonder where Dempsey was tonight, my favorite boxing presenter

boxingknockout wrote:How many times by how many people did we have to hear 'Abraham has never been stopped'. Yes he has by Steiglitz on injury in the 4th

Stieglitz had really started to beat him up in that fight too

Is Degale not in this tournament then?

rossij8 wrote:Is Degale not in this tournament then?

No

Groves-Cox
Smith-Skoglund
Eubank-Yildirim
Braerhmer-Brant

Reserve: Vincent Feigenbutz

crusader wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Is Degale not in this tournament then?

No

Groves-Cox
Smith-Skoglund
Eubank-Yildirim
Braerhmer-Brant

Reserve: Vincent Feigenbutz

Thanks mate

milpool wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Inverdale asking some decent questions IMO

I like Inverdale, good presenter.

He knows his onions , but is as condacending and smug as they come .

rd350lc wrote:

milpool wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Inverdale asking some decent questions IMO

I like Inverdale, good presenter.

He knows his onions , but is as condacending and smug as they come .

He loves himself does Inverdale