Eubank JR is a Fraud that doesn't belong at World Level

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  1. Big Bang

    Big Bang Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Big Bang, Dec 15, 2015
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    I would have thought that bigging him up would just make his win look better !!??
     
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    Southpawology Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I picked BJS in the first fight but think id pick Eubank Jr in the 2nd
     
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    I agree
     
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    Kid can't listen to trainers orders. ..thinks he's bigger than he is......any world level middleweight will bash him up
     
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    Why?
     
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  7. MoneyMay27

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    I thought Eubank was brilliant on Saturday, and in a rematch I would fancy him against BJS now he's with Adam Booth and after the impressive display on Saturday.
     
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    I think BJS wins a UD on Saturday by the way, but have a feeling that out of the two, Eubank had more room for improvement when they fought, that and finishing the stronger I think he wins on points or late stoppage
     
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    PaddyGarcia Trivial Annoyance Gold Medalist Full Member

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    Think a rematch goes the same way. Didn't see anything on Saturday to suggest CEJ would do any better against a mobile target. I get the impression BJS didn't train quite as hard as he should for the CEJ fight either (stamina wise)
     
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  10. matt007

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    I bet on saunders on points with eubank and won, if a rematch happens will bet on eubank as he improved since then and with adam booth he can only improve more. There is no reason to think saunders didnt train hard v eubank, just because he slowed down 2nd half does not mean he didnt train well.
     
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    PaddyGarcia Trivial Annoyance Gold Medalist Full Member

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    Suggests he could have still potentially trained better though. Since the loss, CEJ has fought fighters who just stand in front of him; we knew how he dealt with that anyway. I'd be willing to change my mind on a rematch if he was to beat a more technical boxer but otherwise I'll stick to my guns
     
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    Don't like CEJ at all and was desperate for Spike to beat him but have to say he was impressive. Good angles and very accurate - granted Spike was coming to him in straight lines. Would fancy him in a rematch vs BJS now especially as he has inherited some of his dad's chin and won't be worried by BJS's limited power.
     
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  13. Two Shakes

    Two Shakes Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    BJS is a far better fighter than Eubank.

    BJS beats him more convincingly in a rematch.
     
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    BJS is much better than Eubank.

    I'm surprised people are favouring Eubank for the rematch... purely because he managed to beat Billy Joe's sloppy seconds in O'Sullivan who... let us not forget was outclassed and soundly trounced by Billy, 2 years ago.

    BJS outboxes Eubank and wins comfortably this time around since last time he lifted his foot off the gas a bit and allowed Eubank back into it.
     
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    Eubank gave BJS a 5 round start.

    The fight ended very closely.

    Eubank hadn't fought at that level before, or went that distance before. He's now got that under his belt, and he's also found a trainer who will improve him vastly.

    BJS has since joined MGM.

    And folk are saying BJS beats Eubank more easily this time? Aye very good.
     
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