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Its on, 28 February! Who wins?

Eubank, easily

Boxing Writer wrote:Eubank, easily

Lean towards him too but I don't think he'll win easily.

I don't think Chudinov is going to knock him out, but i expect him to win. Saunders showed that Eubank isn't the one he wants to be. He looks good, but he's less. Chudinov UD.

crusader wrote:

Boxing Writer wrote:Eubank, easily

Lean towards him too but I don't think he'll win easily.

Chudinov is extremely limited, and I think Eubank will be better prepared than he was for his last fight (where he deserved the win IMO), because he has way more time to prepare.

Boxing Writer wrote:

crusader wrote:

Boxing Writer wrote:Eubank, easily

Lean towards him too but I don't think he'll win easily.

Chudinov is extremely limited, and I think Eubank will be better prepared than he was for his last fight (where he deserved the win IMO), because he has way more time to prepare.

He has 2 months to prepare for this fight and he had 3 months to train for Saunders, preparation had nothing to do with him losing, he just got beat by a better fighter.

Chudinov hits much harder than Saunders. If Eubank is as reckless as he was with Saunders, it will be a lottery -- who will land a good shot first. I hope Fury or his opponent don't withdraw, because I want to see this MW bout.

I've seen both fighters entire pro career... Not too impressed by Chudinov...but he is a good executer, stalker... If you don't have the pop to gain respect and the nerves to deal with the pressure, he'll break you down.

I see Eubank as a much more complex and talented fighter... so it's all in his camp and how much he wants to win

Eubank will be a better fighter following the valuable learning of the Saunders match. he needs to stop relying on power though as he does not hit as hard as he and his team seem to think. As evidence of this look at Saunders face after the fight and in the following days when he did a number of interviews he was virtually unmarked. Eubank will beat Chudinov probably by point s or a late stoppage.

Chudinov Favourite for me. Eubank has a lot of polishing to do before he faces these european / fringe world level opponents.

Yes We Can wrote:Chudinov Favourite for me. Eubank has a lot of polishing to do before he faces these european / fringe world level opponents.

Agreed. His footwork was amateurish against Saunders, if you don't have that down you will struggle at a decent level.

TheBeast wrote:I've seen both fighters entire pro career... Not too impressed by Chudinov...but he is a good executer, stalker... If you don't have the pop to gain respect and the nerves to deal with the pressure, he'll break you down.

I see Eubank as a much more complex and talented fighter... so it's all in his camp and how much he wants to win

Well said, my thoughts exactly.

Eubank Jr isn't truly in touch with his boxing ability and is more reliant on force.

Boxing Writer wrote:Chudinov is extremely limited, and I think Eubank will be better prepared than he was for his last fight (where he deserved the win IMO), because he has way more time to prepare.

Chudinov is not so limited. If the officiating is fair, I expect him to defeat Eubank.

Of course, "allegedly" will likely have a home ref who will deliver an British stoppage if Eubank throws a flurry.