It's more than that though, the bottom line is that if Eubank Jnr can (like him and his dad claim they will do) secure genuine PPV fights that he's challenging for proper world titles in, the world's his oyster if he can put his money where his mouth is and win them.
ITV is a huge platform to be fighting on but he needs to look devastating on Saturday night to get people talking and get the ball rolling.
Being honest here if i was young Eubank and knew my punches were hurting him and was confident i could walk through his i'd carry the fight a few more rounds than i had to and systematically punish Quinlan over more rounds than i really needed to and sell myself more to the average man in the street type of fans.
Basically a 1st round KO win is gonna 50% impress but also 50% get the hardcore fans jumping all over the missmatch bus.
I'm actually looking forward to this not just for the decent looking card but also because of the pressure it puts on Sky, BT and Boxnation to up their game should it prove a success.
Throw the David Haye/Richard Schaefer - "Hayemaker Ringstar" newbies into the mix and it surely leaves the UK fight scene in it's best EVER position.
It's all looking rather good and British Boxing is rocking at the moment
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Re: Eubank Jnr v Renold Quinlan - ITV Box Office 4/2/17
Originally Posted by smashup
It's more than that though, the bottom line is that if Eubank Jnr can (like him and his dad claim they will do) secure genuine PPV fights that he's challenging for proper world titles in, the world's his oyster if he can put his money where his mouth is and win them.
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