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Originally Posted by Loggo
Says you.
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No, says Eubank:
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Eubank explains that the fight wouldn't have generated enough money for the potential long-term damage it could've inflicted on either or both men!
"Yes, from late 1992 to early 1994, Chris Eubank-James Toney was the match that escaped. I do understand that it would've been great for the spectators, the best against the best, but Toney had so much burning desire in his solar plexus even as champion that I knew he probably wouldn't give up and knew he'd throw nothing but a catalog of combinations. It had 'Watson II' written all over it. I already had that fight. Toney hadn't had that fight and he wanted it.
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Eubank never faced one top American fighter through out his career. It is what it is.