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Primo Carnera
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When your opinion is wrong you argue like a little keyboard warrior rather than someone whos supposed to moderate shit like that.
The press conference was to do with the fight itself and because of what happened on the night they couldnt have one afterwards. The press wants to ask them questions at a press conference. We are being told that Blackwell is on the mend and this is when they have held it 3 days after the fight. Are you that bitter you wont allow Eubank to have a press conference on his fight? Was it not one of the best fights youv seen in a British ring this year? Reign it in with the bitterness.
There was one man and his dog there, and the first words were from Eubank Sr. "Hello everybody, thank you for turning up."
Why does he thank the press for turning up? Because he instigated the conference. He ASKED for the press conference so that he could give his opinions . Otherwise the press would've thanked them for turning up. #just saying.:cool:
Blackwell: I'd Love To Land Final KO Shot on Jaw of Eubank Sr! - Boxing News
And there we have it, just like I fuckin said.
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Re: Thoughts with Nick Blackwell
Haye gave about £50,000 to Nick after Saturday.
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Re: Thoughts with Nick Blackwell
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Primo Carnera
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Primo Carnera
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ross
When your opinion is wrong you argue like a little keyboard warrior rather than someone whos supposed to moderate shit like that.
The press conference was to do with the fight itself and because of what happened on the night they couldnt have one afterwards. The press wants to ask them questions at a press conference. We are being told that Blackwell is on the mend and this is when they have held it 3 days after the fight. Are you that bitter you wont allow Eubank to have a press conference on his fight? Was it not one of the best fights youv seen in a British ring this year? Reign it in with the bitterness.
There was one man and his dog there, and the first words were from Eubank Sr. "Hello everybody, thank you for turning up."
Why does he thank the press for turning up? Because he instigated the conference. He ASKED for the press conference so that he could give his opinions . Otherwise the press would've thanked them for turning up. #just saying.:cool:
Blackwell: I'd Love To Land Final KO Shot on Jaw of Eubank Sr! - Boxing News
And there we have it, just like I fuckin said.
Blackwell is getting alot of backlash for saying that. Hes been put up to that by Hennesey and Saunders in his ear because they hate Eubank.
Saying some silly things like Eubanks head punches weren't affecting him.... Really? He couldnt stop him to the head.... Really?
Hes actually unwittingly doing Eubank a favour by bringing it all up again so people can play that clip of Eubank Sr querying why the ref wont stop it. Also making Lockett look bad again after Eubanks previous fight Paccy Collins pulled his fighter out well before it got to a similar stage. They wanted blood but were never going to get it.
I read an interview with Lockett today and he said between rounds that Blackwell said Eubank doesnt hit hard but hes "relentless" and he just couldnt do anything back. That was interesting because thats why I think Eubank gives Golovkin problems.
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ross
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Primo Carnera
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Primo Carnera
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ross
When your opinion is wrong you argue like a little keyboard warrior rather than someone whos supposed to moderate shit like that.
The press conference was to do with the fight itself and because of what happened on the night they couldnt have one afterwards. The press wants to ask them questions at a press conference. We are being told that Blackwell is on the mend and this is when they have held it 3 days after the fight. Are you that bitter you wont allow Eubank to have a press conference on his fight? Was it not one of the best fights youv seen in a British ring this year? Reign it in with the bitterness.
There was one man and his dog there, and the first words were from Eubank Sr. "Hello everybody, thank you for turning up."
Why does he thank the press for turning up? Because he instigated the conference. He ASKED for the press conference so that he could give his opinions . Otherwise the press would've thanked them for turning up. #just saying.:cool:
Blackwell: I'd Love To Land Final KO Shot on Jaw of Eubank Sr! - Boxing News
And there we have it, just like I fuckin said.
Blackwell is getting alot of backlash for saying that. Hes been put up to that by Hennesey and Saunders in his ear because they hate Eubank.
Saying some silly things like Eubanks head punches weren't affecting him.... Really? He couldnt stop him to the head.... Really?
Hes actually unwittingly doing Eubank a favour by bringing it all up again so people can play that clip of Eubank Sr querying why the ref wont stop it. Also making Lockett look bad again after Eubanks previous fight Paccy Collins pulled his fighter out well before it got to a similar stage. They wanted blood but were never going to get it.
I read an interview with Lockett today and he said between rounds that Blackwell said Eubank doesnt hit hard but hes "relentless" and he just couldnt do anything back. That was interesting because thats why I think Eubank gives Golovkin problems.
He can be getting a lot of backlash , so what? He's saying how he feels about the situation and that's it.
The key point is his family "Begged" the Eubanks' not to have the press conference , yet they still went ahead. I feel it is Sr. that is culpable as far as that goes, not Jr. But in their reply, they tried to justify their stance by saying "it wasn't just about Blackwell." IT WAS ALL ABOUT NICK BLACKWELL! he was the one lying in a coma, and his family were the ones dealing with it, along with his trainer Gary Lockett, Who some tried to blame for all of this.
He was in absolute bits and only now has done an interview about what happened after the fight , no doubt with the approval of the Blackwell family who supported him at the time.
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How can Lockett not have any blame when in Eubanks previois fight Collins pulled O Sullivan out because he could see it was a lost cause. Iv read an interview with Collins where they were banking on Eubank tiring then when he realised he wasnt he felt OSullvan wasnt going toturn it around. Why couldnt, or wouldn't Lockett do the same?
What put Blackwell in a coma is all of Blackwells team despising Eubank themselves so much that they risked their fighters life rather than give.
Did you notice in Locketts interview he said you can never really understand the risks until you have experienced something like this and now he will be more cautious. Well guess what? On the night the only man around that ring who could really understand the risks involved were Eubank Sr.
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How can Lockett not have any blame when in Eubanks previois fight Collins pulled O Sullivan out because he could see it was a lost cause. Iv read an interview with Collins where they were banking on Eubank tiring then when he realised he wasnt he felt OSullvan wasnt going toturn it around. Why couldnt, or wouldn't Lockett do the same?
What put Blackwell in a coma is all of Blackwells team despising Eubank themselves so much that they risked their fighters life rather than give.
Did you notice in Locketts interview he said you can never really understand the risks until you have experienced something like this and now he will be more cautious. Well guess what? On the night the only man around that ring who could really understand the risks involved were Eubank Sr.
Every single incident is different and nobody knows when somebody is going to get a bleed on the brain .
Furthermore I defy anybody watching that fight at the time to say "ay up, that Blackwell fellah is going to be in a coma! Fuckin ridiculous, and you can deflect from the point all you like, but the Blackwells BEGGED Eubank not to have the press Conference and they went ahead with it!
Does that show concern for the fighter (and his family) ? Does it fuck!
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The shameless prick still won't admit he was encouraging his son to KO Blackwell. Calling a press conference whilst a geezer is in a coma has to be one the biggest wrong un's ever.
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Blame , Blame, Blame. Why does it always have to be someone else's fault? Typical of the society we live where everybody is looking to accuse people!
Safety measures in British Boxing are unprecedented and exemplary. There have been changes over the years in reaction to unfortunate incidents to improve safety.
Sometimes unfortunate things happen that nobody can be blamed for.
Easy for a few keyboard warriors to lay the blame at the ref or the trainer and ruin their lives while they're sitting having a cup of tea.
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Just found out Blackwell actually died in the ambulamce on the way to the hospital and had to be revived!
No Primo your right no one knew what the outcome would be other than it was not going to end well for Blackwell either in a bad loss or injury. He was never in the fight, taking shots wont win you a fight especially when your opponent is not going to tire and can take a shot. He was left in too long by an over zealous team. Reading and remembering some of the comments back when the fight happened im glad some of you are not involved in boxing. You would let your own personal feelings tiward a fighters personality cloud any commin sense judgement to allow your fighter to fight another day.
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I don't think Eubank jnr has done anything wrong here, he did his job in the ring that night.
This whole drama is a bout Blackwell going through the realisation phase of what he's been through, he's lost the job he loved doing and probably doesn't see a future for himself anymore.
Add to that he didn't just lose that fight but got battered literally to death in the process must leave him bitter and seriously angry.
Eubank shouldn't be made a scapegoat for doing his job.
With regard to the post fight press conference whoever was supposed to be managing Eubank jnrs affairs should have "managed" his fighter properly.
This is just a case of sour grapes from Blackwell and you can't blame him.
Poor cunt must be devestated now the reality is sinking in.
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ross
Just found out Blackwell actually died in the ambulamce on the way to the hospital and had to be revived!
No Primo your right no one knew what the outcome would be other than it was not going to end well for Blackwell either in a bad loss or injury. He was never in the fight, taking shots wont win you a fight especially when your opponent is not going to tire and can take a shot. He was left in too long by an over zealous team. Reading and remembering some of the comments back when the fight happened im glad some of you are not involved in boxing. You would let your own personal feelings tiward a fighters personality cloud any commin sense judgement to allow your fighter to fight another day.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA sorry Ross, I'm not disagreeing with your post but that bit in bold is a joke right?
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I don't think Eubank jnr has done anything wrong here, he did his job in the ring that night.
This whole drama is a bout Blackwell going through the realisation phase of what he's been through, he's lost the job he loved doing and probably doesn't see a future for himself anymore.
Add to that he didn't just lose that fight but got battered literally to death in the process must leave him bitter and seriously angry.
Eubank shouldn't be made a scapegoat for doing his job.
With regard to the post fight press conference whoever was supposed to be managing Eubank jnrs affairs should have "managed" his fighter properly.
This is just a case of sour grapes from Blackwell and you can't blame him.
Poor cunt must be devestated now the reality is sinking in.
as much as I dislike Eubank Jr. I did say that it wasn't him to blame , either in the fight or as far as the press conferences go. I did allude that it was down to his "management" as far as the press conference goes.
and again, although I dislike him, I have to say his response to Blackwell's comments yesterday showed a lot of class.
"Pretty shocked at what Nick has said about me & my father today. Regardless of how he feels about me I still wish him nothing but the best"
I'm not sure it is simply about Blackwell lashing out because reality is kicking in. I repeat, his family Begged Team Eubank not to do the press conference and they did it. They could easily have said " Out of respect for Nick Blackwell , we will not be holding a press conference until we feel the time is right." They didn't even have to say "the Blackwell Family asked us not to."
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Its Hennesey.
Hes bitter that a man like Eubank Jr can do as he pleases against one of his top fighters.
He was interviewed a few weeks ago, Mick Hennesey and he said Blackwell has something to say and ill leave him to say it in the media is a real bombshell.
Whats gone on here is Hennesseys bitterness and spite has poured out through Blackwell but he has egged Nick on making him think its a great idea. Go on Hennesseys twitter page and they are retweeting the story and anything to do with Eubank being a cunt basically.
Unfortunately its a bit of a PR disaster for Nick because everyone is saying its in poor taste and makes him look bitter. Mick Hennessey gave Nick a loaded gun and Nick has shot himself in the foot with it.
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I haven't heard Hennesey saying anything (I haven't looked so I'm not disputing that he has) but do you really think that he would have that much influence over Blackwell as to make him say stuff like that if he didn't believe it?
The one thing I will say is that it is a bit of a turnabout from the back and forth they had on twatter a few days/weeks after he came around, then it was all 'yeah bro, we are cool bro, doing a job bro' etc, makes me wonder if Eubank Sr has got into his head somehow rather than Hennesey and just really riled him up.
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ross
Its Hennesey.
Hes bitter that a man like Eubank Jr can do as he pleases against one of his top fighters.
He was interviewed a few weeks ago, Mick Hennesey and he said Blackwell has something to say and ill leave him to say it in the media is a real bombshell.
Whats gone on here is Hennesseys bitterness and spite has poured out through Blackwell but he has egged Nick on making him think its a great idea. Go on Hennesseys twitter page and they are retweeting the story and anything to do with Eubank being a cunt basically.
Unfortunately its a bit of a PR disaster for Nick because everyone is saying its in poor taste and makes him look bitter. Mick Hennessey gave Nick a loaded gun and Nick has shot himself in the foot with it.
If it suits you to believe that, fine, crack on. Always someone to blame as long as it's not one of your bum chums eh?
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Chris Eubank Jr offers Nick Blackwell title belt as 'goodwill gesture'
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British middleweight champion Chris Eubank Jr has offered to give his title belt to retired opponent Nick Blackwell as a "goodwill gesture".
Blackwell, 25, suffered a bleed on the brain in a loss to Eubank in March and was put in an induced coma.
The offer comes despite Blackwell saying Eubank and his father were "inhuman" in how they reacted to his life-threatening injuries post-fight.
"I ended the guy's career," Eubank Jr told ITV's Good Morning Britain.
"He said everything was OK and that there were no hard feelings, but I've stopped him being able to make a living.
"I wanted to come and see him because I had something for him, and that something is my British title belt."
Blackwell woke from his coma a week after the fight, which was stopped in the 10th round, without requiring an operation.
Speaking to the Sun on Monday, Blackwell was critical of the Eubanks' decision to hold a news conference while he was still in hospital.
"I was shocked when I first heard the things he had been saying because we had a little talk on social media," added Eubank Jr.
"I believe that the belt is a goodwill gesture - I'm still ready to come and give it to him.
"The guy's a true warrior, regardless of what's been said, the only thing that's important is that he is now OK, he's with his family and he can live a normal life with no restrictions."
Chris Eubank Jr offers Nick Blackwell title belt as 'goodwill gesture' - BBC Sport
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Nick Blackwell's trainer Gary Lockett on toughest time of his life
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"The weeks since the fight have definitely been the worst time in my life. Everyone says boxers know the risks. But do they, do they really?"
On 26 March 2016, boxer Nick Blackwell collapsed in the boxing ring he had shared with Chris Eubank Jr following a gruelling British title contest.
It would be over two weeks before Blackwell would open his eyes again, as family and friends were left with no alternative but to sit at his bedside and wait... and wait.
Blackwell won his most important battle, that for life, having suffered a bleed to the skull and being put into an induced coma, but at just 26 years old and theoretically in the prime of his career, he will never again lace up a glove as he ponders a life without boxing.
However, for his trainer Gary Lockett, it has to be business as usual as he resumes the responsibility of guiding an entire stable of fighters.
A former world title contender as a boxer and part of the famed team which oversaw the undefeated career of Joe Calzaghe, Lockett admits the experience of the past months have fundamentally changed him as a person.
"I could really see no light at the end of the tunnel, even if Nick made a full recovery. At the time, I could think about nothing but negatives," Lockett told BBC Wales Sport in his first interview since the fight.
"Things aren't always as bad as they seem at the beginning and I just thank God that he is OK.
"I am pretty old school and don't like to talk about my feelings too much. But let's just say it was very easily the worst two weeks of my life, by a long, long way.
"Nick's best friends, Jake and Gareth, they didn't leave the hospital for nine days.
"I decided to stay back and I was at my in-laws in Mumbles. But I was just useless, totally useless and I decided I would be better off travelling up to the hospital every day.
"I think I went up about 11 days out of the next two weeks.
"At home, I felt useless. At the hospital, with his friends, with his family, with the people who loved him, I don't know what it was, but I felt like maybe I was helping him, maybe he knew I was there, even though he was in an induced coma.
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"Nick has a very good core of friends, they were in there most days, his dad John, his brother Dan, his sister Hannah; they were there every single day.
"We took over a whole waiting room at the hospital and I think as a group, we upset a lot of people taking up so much space. But it was only out of love for Nick.
"It makes me feel selfish for saying that it was the worst time of my life. Because imagine what Nick's family were going through. Worse than what I was dealing with. It's horrendous."
'Do we really know the risks?'
Lockett utterly rejects the notion that boxers are 'prepared' for what can go wrong in the ring, insisting that understanding that something is dangerous and being ready to deal with the consequences are two very different things.
"Everyone says that same sentence when something like this happens - 'they knew the risks when they got in there'," he said.
"Do they? Do they really?
"When you see a kid you are in the gym with every day, who you have a very good relationship with, when you see them on a life support machine for the first time, it is like being hit by a tonne of bricks.
"I don't think I have ever seen anything that shocked me as much as that and it will never leave me, it will always haunt me.
"Even talking about it five weeks later is really difficult.
"One of my boxers, a younger boy and I won't say who it is, he came up to visit Nick and I said to him, 'you need to prepare yourself'.
"He went in without me and nearly fainted, walked out and couldn't get hold of himself afterwards. It was very, very hard to deal with.
"To see them like that, someone that I suppose you love in a way, you know, I love Nick in a way, not like a child of mine, but I am spending time with him day after day.
"You see someone that you love propped up, with tubes down their throat; God knows how many drugs going into his body, wires coming out of everywhere and a screw in his head, with his hair cut off, a shadow of himself. It's very, very hard to see."
Support of Blackwell's family meant everything
Lockett, who deleted his social media accounts following the fight as certain critics looked to blame him for not stopping the contest, says the support of the Blackwell family meant a great deal.
"The other people, the ones criticising, either don't know what they are talking about, or they are people with an axe to grind," he said.
"So people who I have fallen out with over the years, they would have been rubbing their hands together.
"But what do I care? The main thing for me is I had the support of Nick's family and that was unquestionable, unwavering.
"That made me feel at ease, all his friends, his family, no one mentioned the fight being stopped until Nick collapsed.
"I have not watched the fight back and I never, ever will.
"But I am told that nobody even mentions the fight being stopped, even in the seventh round when Nick was under a barrage."
'I wanted to walk away'
Lockett admits he did want to leave the sport completely, but has since had a change of heart.
"Of course I did [want to quit], of course I did," he said.
"But then as Nick gets better, you start to consider the other boys in the gym.
"There are guys in that gym - Enzo Maccarinelli for example - who I have absolutely huge admiration for.
"Enzo, Liam Williams, a load of guys coming through, I could not consider walking away and letting them down."
A happy ending?
Lockett is hopeful Blackwell in time will complete a course that allows him to help train fighters and work their corners and has promised him a role with the team if he wishes.
"Nick did say a couple of weeks ago 'what am I going to do now?'
"Well whatever he does decide to do, he's got a bloody good head start, financially.
"He's a happy-go-lucky guy and shrewd with his cash and whatever he decides to do, I am sure he will be a big success.
"I would like to see him get his training license as he's got a lot to offer.
"Liam Williams world champion, with Nick and I in his corner? It is definitely a possibility and what a story that would make. It would be the icing on the cake."
Nick Blackwell's trainer Gary Lockett on toughest time of his life - BBC Sport
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Chris Eubank Jr offers Nick Blackwell title belt as 'goodwill gesture'
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British middleweight champion Chris Eubank Jr has offered to give his title belt to retired opponent Nick Blackwell as a "goodwill gesture".
Blackwell, 25, suffered a bleed on the brain in a loss to Eubank in March and was put in an induced coma.
The offer comes despite Blackwell saying Eubank and his father were "inhuman" in how they reacted to his life-threatening injuries post-fight.
"I ended the guy's career," Eubank Jr told ITV's Good Morning Britain.
"He said everything was OK and that there were no hard feelings, but I've stopped him being able to make a living.
"I wanted to come and see him because I had something for him, and that something is my British title belt."
Blackwell woke from his coma a week after the fight, which was stopped in the 10th round, without requiring an operation.
Speaking to the Sun on Monday, Blackwell was critical of the Eubanks' decision to hold a news conference while he was still in hospital.
"I was shocked when I first heard the things he had been saying because we had a little talk on social media," added Eubank Jr.
"I believe that the belt is a goodwill gesture - I'm still ready to come and give it to him.
"The guy's a true warrior, regardless of what's been said, the only thing that's important is that he is now OK, he's with his family and he can live a normal life with no restrictions."
Chris Eubank Jr offers Nick Blackwell title belt as 'goodwill gesture' - BBC Sport
Primo Carnera
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Eubank Jr. Pleased With News of Blackwell's Continued Recovery - Boxing News
"as everyone knows, I detest Eubank Jr. but I bet you he gives Blackwell his British title belt. Ultimately , that will be a lovely gesture. He's still a cunt though. "
I really don't want to sound like a smug cunt, but I did predict this on page 8 of this thread. 😎
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Furthermore, although I am not a fan of Eubank Jr. I genuinely believe that this was his intention all along .
I hope Nick Blackwell doesn't snub this and accepts the Olive branch. I hope he doesn't think this a publicity stunt because I don't believe it is.
Life too short and too precious for hate and making enemies.
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Blackwell Calls Eubank Coma Reaction 'Inhuman'
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Nick Blackwell has said that if he had one more punch in him he would land it on Chris Eubank Snr's jaw after a fight that left him in a coma.
The ex-boxer is furious that Eubank and his son Chris Jnr held a news conference while he was in the "induced" state.
He told The Sun the pair's action, which took place against the wishes of his family, was "inhuman".
The 25-year-old, who last month tweeted he was "very lucky" to be "on the mend" after collapsing in the ring, said: "If I could have one more knockout shot, I'd love to land it on the jaw of Chris Eubank.
"I haven't any hard feelings about the fight ... it's just the stuff he has done after. It's inhuman. It's disgusting.
"They were trying to make themselves look like the good guys when they are the opposite.
"My family and friends were begging them not to talk but they ignored it.
"I've only just been shown the press conference. I was still in a coma but they went ahead and did it."
The 25-year-old did not require surgery, but did not wake until a week after the British middleweight title fight on 26 March.
When the fight was stopped in the 10th round, Blackwell initially did not show signs something serious had occurred.
But, after his collapse, he was taken away from the arena on a stretcher while receiving oxygen and rushed to St Mary's Hospital in London.
Eubank Jnr told the news conference he was "glad the doctor stopped the fight because the referee wasn't going to".
He told Sky News on the Tuesday after the fight that when he realised Blackwell was struggling, he backed off, hoping the referee would stop the bout.
Eubank Snr, who was in the corner of the ring during his son's fight, told the conference he had feared for Blackwell and told Chris Jnr to attack his body in order to protect the fighter.
"Even in sparring, I tell Junior to stay away from the head because his punching is fast, powerful and dangerous," he said.
Blackwell told The Sun: "The people who saved my life were the referee, the person who put me in the coma and the people at St Mary's Hospital. The Eubanks didn't save my life."
He was later told his injuries had been so severe that if he was to box again he would die, so he has had to retire.
In response, Eubank Jnr told The Sun: "People and the media demanded that we speak to them. If I we had just said 'No comment', it would have come off as cold.
"If he was in our position he would have done the same thing. If Nick is part of the small percentage that took offence, that's unfortunate. It's sad for me to hear. All I have ever wanted for Nick has been the best.
"Anything that happened after was not for our gain. People deserve ... our perspective on things - that's all it was."
Blackwell Calls Eubank Coma Reaction 'Inhuman'
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Screw Nick Blackwell. The Eubanks have bent over backwards for them. I also think had he been black. Would he have got the best medical care ? No. Apparently he died in the Ambulance but the docs bent over backwards to save him.
I believe if he was not white. The docs would have let him die. If he was Eubank. The docs would have let him die. Or he would have more than likely ended up Gerald McClellan or a Micheal Watson. Now he's going on TV show in the UK slagging the Eubanks off.
Fucking Idiot.
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Screw Nick Blackwell. The Eubanks have bent over backwards for them. I also think had he been black. Would he have got the best medical care ? No. Apparently he died in the Ambulance but the docs bent over backwards to save him.
I believe if he was not white. The docs would have let him die. If he was Eubank. The docs would have let him die. Or he would have more than likely ended up Gerald McClellan or a Micheal Watson. Now he's going on TV show in the UK slagging the Eubanks off.
Fucking Idiot.
Totally. If it happened to Eubank, the same doctors who treated Blackwell would have stayed in their seats and ordered some drinks, while someone would nonchalantly call the negro ambulance and take him to a hospital miles into the country on an old dirt road. The paramedics would only have rusty scalpels and expired prescription drugs to treat him with, then nobody would bat an eye. :mr-t:
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Denilson you are really letting me down mate, your posts used to wind me up with the racist shit that you come out with but your last few efforts have been crap, I mean really poor attempts at trolling.
Come on you know you can do better than this, it's as if you ain't even trying
Is everything alright at home? Are you depressed? Are you having problems?
I want the old Denilson back not this half hearted watered down version
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Eubank Jr offering the belt to Blackwell is more self-serving bollocks as it's not his. He's not even defended it once yet let alone three times
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Eubank Jr offering the belt to Blackwell is more self-serving bollocks as it's not his. He's not even defended it once yet let alone three times
How dare you let puny things like facts get in the way of a headline and some positive spin.
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Eubank Jr offering the belt to Blackwell is more self-serving bollocks as it's not his. He's not even defended it once yet let alone three times
Bit harsh I think . Nobody hates Eubank Jr more than me, and he's a bit naive thinking he can give the belt away because it ain't his, but as soon as Blackwell came out of the coma, he distinctly said " Great news, let me know when it's a good time to see you, I've got something for you."
I think Hennessy has gone a bit over the top with the hating on this occasion unfortunately, which is a shame.
Like I said, I can't stand him, but you have to tell it as it is.
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Hennesey could even be a saddo moderator;D
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I don't dislike Eubank Jr or snr. I'm criticising their behaviour post the Blackwell fight. It's called an opinion, I am telling it as it is, nobody has to agree.
I will praise the actions of people i'm not fond of just as I will slate those that I like.
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I must have missed something. Thought the Eubanks were nothing but fair and genuine after the fight. Surprised by this.
Also is Denilson just a wind up merchant or proper tool ?
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Mark TKO
I must have missed something. Thought the Eubanks were nothing but fair and genuine after the fight. Surprised by this.
Also is Denilson just a wind up merchant or proper tool ?
Surely if he is used for winding things up, like a crank, that would technically make him a tool?
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I don't dislike Eubank Jr or snr. I'm criticising their behaviour post the Blackwell fight. It's called an opinion, I am telling it as it is, nobody has to agree.
I will praise the actions of people i'm not fond of just as I will slate those that I like.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion.
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Blackwell has a belt already won and is his for keeping.
Junior will need to earn one but if he has plans to fight GGG then it will not happen.
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p4pking
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denilson200
Screw Nick Blackwell. The Eubanks have bent over backwards for them. I also think had he been black. Would he have got the best medical care ? No. Apparently he died in the Ambulance but the docs bent over backwards to save him.
I believe if he was not white. The docs would have let him die. If he was Eubank. The docs would have let him die. Or he would have more than likely ended up Gerald McClellan or a Micheal Watson. Now he's going on TV show in the UK slagging the Eubanks off.
Fucking Idiot.
Totally. If it happened to Eubank, the same doctors who treated Blackwell would have stayed in their seats and ordered some drinks, while someone would nonchalantly call the negro ambulance and take him to a hospital miles into the country on an old dirt road. The paramedics would only have rusty scalpels and expired prescription drugs to treat him with, then nobody would bat an eye. :mr-t:
This is how I like my racism.
When you test white people, a common thing they do, is go back and tell you how great white people are which is what you tried to do there.
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denilson200
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p4pking
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denilson200
Screw Nick Blackwell. The Eubanks have bent over backwards for them. I also think had he been black. Would he have got the best medical care ? No. Apparently he died in the Ambulance but the docs bent over backwards to save him.
I believe if he was not white. The docs would have let him die. If he was Eubank. The docs would have let him die. Or he would have more than likely ended up Gerald McClellan or a Micheal Watson. Now he's going on TV show in the UK slagging the Eubanks off.
Fucking Idiot.
Totally. If it happened to Eubank, the same doctors who treated Blackwell would have stayed in their seats and ordered some drinks, while someone would nonchalantly call the negro ambulance and take him to a hospital miles into the country on an old dirt road. The paramedics would only have rusty scalpels and expired prescription drugs to treat him with, then nobody would bat an eye. :mr-t:
This is how I like my racism.
When you test white people, a common thing they do, is go back and tell you how great white people are which is what you tried to do there.
I was simply pointing out it's unlikely that different doctors and medics would have come to the aid of Eubank on behalf of his being black. You were suggesting they would do less than they could to save him for the fact, which I don't think you'd really believe if you had ever known a doctor or paramedic.
I don't care how you like anything for the record though, I think you're a complete imbecile. The irony is that you do a fine job of making white people look great all by yourself.
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p4pking
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Originally Posted by
denilson200
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Originally Posted by
p4pking
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Originally Posted by
denilson200
Screw Nick Blackwell. The Eubanks have bent over backwards for them. I also think had he been black. Would he have got the best medical care ? No. Apparently he died in the Ambulance but the docs bent over backwards to save him.
I believe if he was not white. The docs would have let him die. If he was Eubank. The docs would have let him die. Or he would have more than likely ended up Gerald McClellan or a Micheal Watson. Now he's going on TV show in the UK slagging the Eubanks off.
Fucking Idiot.
Totally. If it happened to Eubank, the same doctors who treated Blackwell would have stayed in their seats and ordered some drinks, while someone would nonchalantly call the negro ambulance and take him to a hospital miles into the country on an old dirt road. The paramedics would only have rusty scalpels and expired prescription drugs to treat him with, then nobody would bat an eye. :mr-t:
This is how I like my racism.
When you test white people, a common thing they do, is go back and tell you how great white people are which is what you tried to do there.
I was simply pointing out it's unlikely that different doctors and medics would have come to the aid of Eubank on behalf of his being black. You were suggesting they would do less than they could to save him for the fact, which I don't think you'd really believe if you had ever known a doctor or paramedic.
I don't care how you like anything for the record though, I think you're a complete imbecile. The irony is that you do a fine job of making white people look great all by yourself.
Plus you didn't say that the doctors and medics were white, what about if they were black? would that be black on black crime?
Denilson is oficially my new favourite poster ;D;D;D
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Jokes on me for even bothering, I get a real kick out of people like him as well. Most of them I despise and would go out of my way to let die of course, but something about denilson just makes people with stupid hats more endearing to me.
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p4pking
Jokes on me for even bothering, I get a real kick out of people like him as well. Most of them I despise and would go out of my way to let die of course, but something about denilson just makes people with stupid hats more endearing to me.
People like him :o:o:o
racist
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denilson200
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p4pking
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Originally Posted by
denilson200
Screw Nick Blackwell. The Eubanks have bent over backwards for them. I also think had he been black. Would he have got the best medical care ? No. Apparently he died in the Ambulance but the docs bent over backwards to save him.
I believe if he was not white. The docs would have let him die. If he was Eubank. The docs would have let him die. Or he would have more than likely ended up Gerald McClellan or a Micheal Watson. Now he's going on TV show in the UK slagging the Eubanks off.
Fucking Idiot.
Totally. If it happened to Eubank, the same doctors who treated Blackwell would have stayed in their seats and ordered some drinks, while someone would nonchalantly call the negro ambulance and take him to a hospital miles into the country on an old dirt road. The paramedics would only have rusty scalpels and expired prescription drugs to treat him with, then nobody would bat an eye. :mr-t:
This is how I like my racism.
When you test white people, a common thing they do, is go back and tell you how great white people are which is what you tried to do there.
now, now, Denilson, you need to be careful. you once posted that 95% of your posts are NOT about race!!!!
At the time, i naturally doubted that stat, and going by your recent posts, you are proving me right ! :lolhaha:
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p4pking
I was simply pointing out it's unlikely that different doctors and medics would have come to the aid of Eubank on behalf of his being black.
Different doctors would have come to the aid of Eubank. My point was (And I don't even think this is even an controversial point) Blackwell flat-lined in the Ambulance. I don't think the docs would have fought so hard to save Eubank as they did Blackwell
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p4pking
You were suggesting they would do less than they could to save him for the fact, which I don't think you'd really believe if you had ever known a doctor or paramedic.
Stop trying to read my mind and read my words. I really believe what I say
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p4pking
I don't care how you like anything for the record though, I think you're a complete imbecile. The irony is that you do a fine job of making white people look great all by yourself.
First off I never get personal. I never do personal insult because you kinda lose the debate when you get emotional.
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Its makng me cringe watch people bite at this. Its a wind up and its an alias.
