
Originally Posted by
Master

Originally Posted by
IamInuit

Originally Posted by
ross

Originally Posted by
IamInuit

Originally Posted by
Master

Originally Posted by
IamInuit
Hard work and dedication vs name fame and high expectations through genetics.
I've seen it before in Marvis Frazier, Ronald Hearns and the Chavez brothers.
Eubanks are different breed of family. Dad made sure son really had the abilility before he allowed him to step in the ring.
But he lacks one thing and that's managing adversity. He has not had any. Now maybe he does fine. But this is where a lot before him have failed. In their first taste of it. If this was a natural talent contest he'd win hands down. Personally I can see this fight going either way. Jr steps up and shows he's the real deal or he folds after getting hit flush a few times for the first time.
I think the way he dealt with Benn and Watson and also how he has dictated terms to warren goes some way to proving that eubank can take whats thrown at him and turn it around.
That is his dad and not him. One does not gain the ability to manage adversity through osmosis.
The experience and adversity dad has and faced are priceless and he can pass that knowledge to his son. Still no guarantee junior will be a success but it is an advantage.
I never said his dads wisdom is not valuable. Of course it is but it can also go extreme the other way when a father starts reliving his own life through his son.
The point I'm making is that you never know how you will deal with adversity until you are in it.
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