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i've just listed the reasons why it is a superior victory. in return you offer nothing again ![]() your level of debate in this thread has been appalling
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Big problems? no. Hopkins was far more skilled and if calzaghe could beat Eubank(albeit a faded and shot Eubank) Hopkins would have been victorious.
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Going back to the original question,Eubank's record against average fighters added up to several dull performances,but at his peak he was always upping his game when in with the real dangerous opponents so yes,he'd give Hopkins problems.Probably take 9 or 10 dull rounds to find out though.Can't say for sure if he'd win but he'd give almost anyone problems at his absolute best.
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no it hasn't i have explained everything i have said you have just blatantly ducked my questions i actually expected more of you this is the reason why you've ended up resorting to personal abuse and sweeping statements instead of directly answering points. i know a beaten egghead when i see one, i've just turned you into a scrambled egg |
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hopkins was so good at promoting himself that for a decade his main claim to fame remained the answer to the trivia question of who Roy outclassed using one arm tied behind his back to win his first title. Eubank has the worst possible style and personality for hopkins who had quite an active punch output and offensive aggression in his prime. Chrissy would bait hopkins without mercy, and catch him coming in all night just like Roy did. Eubank was talented enough with enough popularity that he could float around for the bulk of his career with minimal training against mostly inferior opponents for big money compared to the peanuts and chicken bones Poppy was scrapping over. Eubank never realized his full potential of talent because he was always going to be more than mere fighter. Don't think Chris would be much challenged by a little fighter who hit the canvas like clockwork and could be outboxed, outfoxed, and outworked. at mw eubank takes this. in answer to your question though benn is the best gauge we have,though overall he is not as good as hopkins he certainly ranks right up there with hopkins,and he was far more dangerous,i certainly rate watson,malinga,benn,rochigianni,wharton etc over keith holmes,antwun echols,robert allen and oscar at mw. |
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I don't give a fuck what spin you put on Hearns as an opponent. He came from a lighter weight class, so use the same logic. If you want to credit Hagler for that win, then give Hopkins credit for Tito. Trinidad was THE FAVORITE going in against Hopkins. That's how convinced the establishment was of the Monday morning quarterback bullshit you're spouting now. Your train of thought is built on hate and I tore you to bits with easy logic. I can't help it if you won't accept that!
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No Roy Jones, no James Toney, no Michael Nunn, no Gerald McClellan, no Iran Barkley, no Sambu Kalambay, no Mike McCallum, no Julian Jackson. Benn at least chased down some real danger men. Eubank played it safe for most of his career and admitted to using the sport for money. It shows how much hate there is for Hopkins when Chris is being touted as a guy who would have kicked his ass with virtually ZERO foundation to rely on. SAD AS FUCK! |
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![]() ![]() ![]() do you understand what is going on when you watch a fight? you dumbfuck. where the fuk do you get off making these blanket statements? Eubank was sloppy and awkward when he couldn't fight at his pace. he would be stumbling around the ring reaching in with his half-assed combinations and wide right hands. Hopkins would be setting the rhythm here and he'd be the one capitalizing on Eubank's inconsistency and sloppiness. as for Eubank baiting Hopkins, that is fuking laughable. Hopkins is far trickier than Eubank ever was. even if Eubank did "bait him all night long" (whatever the fuck that means) Hopkins is compact and tight enough with his technique that he'd not be caught "coming in all night" you dumbfuck. how dare you compare RJJ to Eubank? STFU and gtfo. I have wasted my time arguing with you. |
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