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CHRIS EUBANK IS BACK

HENNESSY SPORTS SIGNS CHRIS EUBANK JNR.

SIMPLY THE BEST PROSPECT IN WORLD BOXING


Manchester (10th Nov 2011) Promoter Mick Hennessy is excited to announce that Hennessy Sports has signed the world’s hottest boxing prospect Chris Eubank Jnr on a long term agreement.

Mick Hennessy Said “We are delighted to have signed such a major talent, there was a lot of competition for his signature, not only from other promoters but other broadcasters as well. We believe that Chris Eubank Jnr has the potential to not only become an elite world champion but also transcend boxing and become a major world star on route to the titles.”

“I honesty already believe he is the best middleweight in this country even without have a pro fight.” Added Mick.

Chris Jnr, the son of legendary former world champion Chris Eubank Snr will be making his professional debut this weekend at EventCity, Manchester and the fight will be shown live on Channel 5 from 9.45pm.

Chris Eubank Jnr will be unveiled to the media tomorrow at 1pm at The Trafford Centre, Manchester (Friday 11th November).

Time: 1pm

Venue: The Orient Stage
The Trafford Centre
Manchester
M178AA
http://www.traffordcentre.co.uk/

Chris Eubank Jnr will be available for one on one interviews and photo opportunities with his trainer Ronnie Davies.

Fury vs. Pajkic, proudly presented by Hennessy Sports, will be broadcast live on
Channel 5.


Doors open at 5 PM with the first bout scheduled to start at 5.30 PM.
If you would like to use any of the photos please contact [email protected], Photo credit must be used: Bruce Dunlop & Associates.

“I honesty already believe he is the best middleweight in this country even without have a pro fight.” Added Mick.

next fight darren barker then Mick?

J wrote:“I honesty already believe he is the best middleweight in this country even without have a pro fight.” Added Mick.

next fight darren barker then Mick?

Ha ha, good luck chris jnr, and Mick I think your need it !

Cleverly says it was him who injured his rib

J wrote:“I honesty already believe he is the best middleweight in this country even without have a pro fight.” Added Mick.

next fight darren barker then Mick?

John Ryder? nah, bad idea Mick

JDC wrote:Cleverly says it was him who injured his rib

I'm sure his more then capable but his got an awful lot of pressure on his shoulders that's not get to carried away just yet !

jessi wrote:

JDC wrote:Cleverly says it was him who injured his rib

I'm sure his more then capable but his got an awful lot of pressure on his shoulders that's not get to carried away just yet !

Be hard to match him, be like when Audley turned pro fighters wanting big money to fight him. Will he be headling bills too as there not many others than Fury who can. Also will Hennessy promote him in his home town?

leforge wrote:

jessi wrote:

JDC wrote:Cleverly says it was him who injured his rib

I'm sure his more then capable but his got an awful lot of pressure on his shoulders that's not get to carried away just yet !

Be hard to match him, be like when Audley turned pro fighters wanting big money to fight him. Will he be headling bills too as there not many others than Fury who can. Also will Hennessy promote him in his home town?

Could always give the dark destroyer a call 8)

Big signing. I know its more about his name, but from what I hear he has something and maybe could go a long way.

Will be nice to have more Channel 5 shows without just Fury showing live.

I like Mick Hennessy but boy does he spout some nonsense at times! That said, I guess he has to hype EubankJnr. Let's hope he fights as often as Fury has to give him a good education. Some very big names in the division.

Great coup for Hennessy Sports, so long as they haven't panicked and paid him world champion money from the get-go. Eubank Jr. can become a big name on Channel 5 and, lets be honest, starts with a pretty neat head-start in any case. Oh, and he can also fight, which helps massively. I've seen him spar a couple of times now (with good pros) and he's very physically strong and mature for his age. Fights like a seasoned professional already.

stevek3lly wrote:Big signing. I know its more about his name, but from what I hear he has something and maybe could go a long way.

Will be nice to have more Channel 5 shows without just Fury showing live.

True, I'm looking forward to seeing him !

Can't wait to see Chris Jr as a pro...but will someone tell Mick Hennessey to stop making such ridiculous statements.

Euuuuuuuuuuuuuuuubank!

He's got the right name, I guess it's a bit cheap and tacky unless he actually achieves anything, but it will be a good story if he does achieve something and I'm sure it will bring in the general viewers which is what boxing needs.

I Eubank Snr his trainer/ or at least part of his team?

Hes been working with Adam Booth

will bring a buzz in, no doubt, but horrible press release. of course you have to big him up, but some of that is embarrassing.

hope chins are hereditary.

HS Press wrote:
“I honesty already believe he is the best middleweight in this country even without have a pro fight.” Added Mick.

Get Mick to sign Ola Afolabi. He could be Britsh, Commonwealth & Euro champ within 12 months

mrbassie wrote:hope chins are hereditary.

Reckon Vitali got his Dad's and Wlad got his Mum's?

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

Enter to Simply the Best!!

i know he will want to move out of his dads shadow but Eubanks entrances used to be spine tingling

I wonder what young Tyson thinks now he's not the world's most exciting prospect anymore?

Saw him today at the weigh in, certainly not lacking in confidence. Makes u feel old watching hris eubanks fully grown son!

One thing I find odd about boxing compared to other sports.... Plenty of guys who have not been in the sport that long do really well (comparatively) - EG Curtis Woodhouse, Chavez Jnr (and all the other Juniors - Vasquez, Sanchez etc), Anthony Mundine, poss Eubank Junior....

You can't imagine anyone taking up EG football at 19 and being premiership class. I wonder why this is... Is it because fewer people box so one can get further easier, is it because boxing is diffrenet to other sports as it involves more factors than simple skill (Eg heart, toughness), is boxing more basic than other sports, IE is about primitive attributes inherent in most men (EG fighting - most men have been in a fight and are mindful of fighting in a way you wouldn't be about tennis.)

Maybe it's all three. But the reality that Curtis Woodhouse who had no amateur experience can be very competitive with Gavin; a world champ and a guy who has prob boxed since he can walk suggests boxing is different (maybe superior?) to other sports