Eubank: Benn/Graham were better than Nunn/McCallum!

Nunn and McCallum were a class above Benn and "Bummer" Graham, and Eubank for that matter.

 

After they fought to a draw I don't remember either shouting to face Nunn.

 

Well McCallum beat Graham and dominated Watson who beat Benn and deserved a decision over Eubank himself. Nunn ko'd Kalambay who scored a UD against Graham.

All of them are great in their own ways, in boxing best MW era imo

I used to think so, but no I don't think he has the boxing insight to be Chris

 

I'd rate Benn, Graham, Nunn and McCallum at about the same level.

 

Toney?He got knocked out in that one you simpleton. he was an excellent 8 round fighter in that fight.**** stamina, poor focus and ring-generalship

 

No, no he didn't.

 

From the Benn/EubankII programme:

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and then he fell to pieces.8 round fighter that obviously wasn't training well.

Tate, Roldan, Parker etc was Nunn's brief peak.

 

He didn't dominate Toney.

 

Toney's bodypunching had a bit to do with Nunn's stamina failing him

 

I doubt it power, i've never agreed with the idea Toney "broke him down" in some sort of deliberate chavez\arguello'esque manner either.There wasn't exactly much bodypunches and Nunn had shown questionable stamina and a tendency to barely fight three minutes of every round over the past couple of years before the fight.Taking breaks, leaning on the ropes, lying inside or just moving without punching much with the hands down low, he was doing it a lot and though there had always been a bit of that sort of supremely confident devil may care clowning\coasting stuff in his style, it was starting to look like he was using a lot of it to cover up the fact he was taking breaks to get his breath back imo.

Once he started to tire he just became vulnerable to Toney's headshot counter rights and wasn't slipping them anymore.Thus setting up the chance of landing bigger left hooks easier.