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Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:31
by Boxerbeetle
Eubank Jr talks more rubbish than Fury does...might need to switch training camps to the US in future as everyone in the UK is afraid to even spar him!
I sometimes wonder if he goes home and laughs to himself about the ridiculous things he says.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:31
by broomy7s
Evenly matched tit for tat war is how it's referred to I'll have you know.
Next? Chris Eubank Jr, in yet another evenly matched tit for tat war![/quote]
Haha Smith didn't get outta 2nd gear you plum.[/quote]
Switch the sarcasm meter on. Maybe read earlier on in the thread. Then re-read my post.[/quote]
Apologies.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:32
by ShadrachSimmo
columbo wrote:Eubank's opponent shite as usual.
Now now don't be too hasty. His opponent has some very good results...
In Serbia.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:34
by Neil Gee
This isn't a tickling contest.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:34
by Manchester Hitman
Hopefully Eubank Jnr will deliver a nice quick clean KO next
Then a good 12 rounder with BJS afterwards then I would have had a nice entertaining evening
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:35
by Boxerbeetle
Eubank Sr still looks a unit, even in a purple suit.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:38
by lefty
fornicate me, Eubank has got some hand speed on him. I actually have a feeling he would beat BJS.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:40
by rossij8
Joke match up - disgrace
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:40
by ThereByTheGrace
mexicooo wrote:ThereByTheGrace wrote:Bunce doesn't have talk some shite! Eubank Jr next always enjoy watching him,
Yeah fighting Latvians or Croats is such hard work, I enjoy seeing him showboat against guys who shouldn't have a uk license. Man isn't even British class, imagine if dean mills fought robin de akin every week...he would look even better
![[icon_e_biggrin.gif] :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
#tiredofblindness
Yes possibly, but no one is stepping forward wanting to fight him are they? John Ryder would be a good challenge, then BJS.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:41
by Manchester Hitman
Fcuking hell ref - could have got that kid badly hurt there why the fcuk didn't he stop it when he was taking those monster uppercuts
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:41
by jameswilson
rossij8 wrote:Joke match up - disgrace
Manchester hitman was entertained.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:42
by stevedoc
columbo wrote:eff me, Eubank has got some hand speed on him. I actually have a feeling he would beat BJS.
great variation of shots too
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:42
by Loftgroov
The other guy was basically just a punch bag, but Eubank Jnr looked like a fornicating animal to be fair. Spiteful punching.
Could be different when facing someone who punches back of course....
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:43
by Boxing Prospect
ThereByTheGrace wrote:mexicooo wrote:ThereByTheGrace wrote:Bunce doesn't have talk some shite! Eubank Jr next always enjoy watching him,
Yeah fighting Latvians or Croats is such hard work, I enjoy seeing him showboat against guys who shouldn't have a uk license. Man isn't even British class, imagine if dean mills fought robin de akin every week...he would look even better
![[icon_e_biggrin.gif] :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
#tiredofblindness
Yes possibly, but no one is stepping forward wanting to fight him are they? John Ryder would be a good challenge, then BJS.
Did Ryder not agree to fight him and Eubank used the line of "not enough time to prepare"?
Anyway that was an awful fight. What's the point in that really?
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:43
by Neil Gee
Hell, imagine being Ivan Jukic, totally out of his class, knowing what's coming - what an experience and what a scar it must leave.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:44
by edb1000
the worst part of that farce is we have all paid to watch it.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:44
by lefty
'Average' joe saunders lol
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:44
by ShadrachSimmo
To further boost his massively inflated genetic ego.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:45
by crusader
jameswilson wrote:ThereByTheGrace wrote:Bunce doesn't have talk some shite! Eubank Jr next always enjoy watching him,
I have to concede I do really like Bunce. I'v no idea why he gets so much hate.
Maybe because he's condescending, annoying, biased, and not particularly insightful.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:45
by lefty
Better than Floyd Mayweather jnr LOL
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:46
by ThereByTheGrace
I don't know Prospect never heard that one about Ryder. I think it would be a good fight:
"Eubank Jr is going to be better than Floyd Mayweather Junior, my humble view"
Chris Eubank Sr, 26 July 2014.

Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:46
by black panther
You can only beat what's in front of you but please can Eubank Jnr fight someone with a pulse.
Next fight Danny Butler please. Good measuring stick to see where he's really at. If he wants to go straight from the Jukics of the world to BJS fair play but hardly ideal preparation.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:48
by Boxing Prospect
RE-father/son relationships....how can the Inoue's not get a mention here? Shingo and his kids are 8-0 (5), ones a world champion and one is world ranked!
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:49
by ThereByTheGrace
Boxing Prospect wrote:RE-father/son relationships....how can the Inoue's not get a mention here? Shingo and his kids are 8-0 (5), ones a world champion and one is world ranked!
Peter and Scott Harrison were well overlooked aswell.
Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 16:52
by Taansend
jameswilson wrote:ThereByTheGrace wrote:Bunce doesn't have talk some shite! Eubank Jr next always enjoy watching him,
I have to concede I do really like Bunce. I'v no idea why he gets so much hate.
Me too, mate. Seems boxing 'fans' these days have to dislike half the people involved in the sport to be 'real'.