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Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 10:14
by edgey2009
Adam Booth

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 10:19
by rm1
Davies and snr between them have all the experience necessary and can focus on Eubank jr rather than other fighters. They are doing fine there is no need for additional trainers.

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 10:28
by Syntax Error
Dear Hero Imprisoned wrote:Well it seems like Booth has departed from the 'team' ... inevitable with his ego and Snr's, it was never going to work.

Ronnie Davies who admits 'he can't do what he used to' would probably be happy to retire, I suspect it's mainly his loyalty to Snr that's keeping him involved.

Snr is not a trainer and never will be.

Although I can't see it happening, I think Jnr would be best served going with a new trainer (and keeping his dad out of the corner)

Who do you think would a decent trainer for Eubank Jnr?
Nobody whilst dad is in the corner.

Senior is too involved & he undermines the trainer, as evidenced during the Blackwell fight.

Senior might as well train his son full time, because he interferes so much that no self respecting trainer would put up with it.

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 10:55
by Mimmy
Dear Hero Imprisoned wrote:
Syntax Error wrote:Nobody whilst dad is in the corner.
Once again ... I did state in my OP that Snr should be kept out of the corner :witzend:
Syntax Error wrote:Senior is too involved & he undermines the trainer, as evidenced during the Blackwell fight.

Senior might as well train his son full time, because he interferes so much that no self respecting trainer would put up with it.
I agree 100% Jnr needs to dump his dad completely and put himself in the hands of a SINGLE trainer WITHOUT his dad's input.
Davies is just on the easy payroll thats all. Im sure at his age hes grateful for Duke Eubank to be giving him pocket money. anyway I believe Ronnie Davies ties a bloody good shoe lace too.

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 11:33
by Stevieb8006
He should base himself in the states, away from dad.

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 11:38
by Supremo
His dad should step up and do it full time or step out and leave it to someone else. His interfering and undermining can only be detrimental.

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 11:38
by Syntax Error
Stevieb8006 wrote:He should base himself in the states, away from dad.
Spot on, although I get the feeling dad would follow him. :oo

Senior is enjoying his re-emergence in the limelight through his son's exploits.

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 11:47
by Rexob
? Chris Senior made him go to the states what you going on about?

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 12:19
by Sklar
If Ronnie is up to it, situation unchanged. If he's not, U>S>A.

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 12:36
by palooka
It's no surprise that Davis can't hold the pads etc but he had a lot of experience training And, I'm not sure Jnr needs a master strategist, he has seemed to box in the same way every time I've seen him though his conditioning was very impressive on Saturday night, he didn't struggle with the pace, wasn't gasping for breath etc. It'd be a shame if the circus gets in the way of his progress and we've yet to see how Nick's condition will affect Jnr, the Watson bout affected Snr and the McClellan bout affected Benn.

Re: Eubank Jnr - Trainer

Posted: 28 Mar 2016, 17:44
by broomy7s
I would presume Booth chose to be in Towers corner over Eubanks and the Eubanks wouldn't be best pleased with that.