Yeah, because he purposely only did just enough to win post-Watson.Originally Posted by porkypara
Originally Posted by WWatt
Lol, don't play word games. And Sherry wasn't giving Eubank that much trouble, he was just playing hit and run while getting beaten up in the process.Originally Posted by porkypara
Look at the way Jones and Toney fight.If Dan Sherry gave Eubank trouble they would out box him with ease.Originally Posted by WWatt
Well, that's your opinion and your entitled to it.Originally Posted by porkypara
Originally Posted by WWatt
Eubank beats all of them, with the exception of McClellan.Originally Posted by porkypara
I think all thoese other fighters in attendance as you put it would beat Eubank by the way.Originally Posted by WWatt
Benn, Eubank and Don King in New York in July 1993 to announce Benn-Eubank II.
In attendance were Michael Nunn, James Toney, Gerald McClellan, Roy Jones and Terry Norris.
Apparently Eubank put on a great show where he completely wound Benn up to the point where Nigel just got up and roared "I'm going back to England to train for this fucker!" and off he went! Then Eubank put on exhibition sparring with the guy who worked as his sparring partner Chris Pyatt and apparently really humiliated Pyatt with his showmanship etc.
This was recorded on handheld camera, I want to know who was holding the camera and where the F*** the film is.
Help.
Beats them in what.............chess,cards,monopoly.
NOT IN BOXING!
But the fact that Toney stated after the Barkley fight that Eubank would be the most difficult opponent out there for him, and the fact that Jones stated after the Toney fight that Eubank was the only fighter who could give him a challenge, probably means that you'd be more confident of their chances against Eubank than they would.
Eubank had about the weirdest style in boxing, and could of given ANYBODY fits.
I could say if Sanderline Williams and Dave Tiberi were robbed against Toney, Eubank would out-box him with ease.
Eubank won a S*** load of debatable desisions.
Biggest waste of talent I've seen.
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