Hardly surprising.
Blimey he hadn’t looked himself for years and years anyway at that point. It was getting boring.
Eubank being the pantomime villain. It made him tens of millions while his peers (like Colin McMillan, Duke McKenzie, Herbie Hide, Steve Robinson,...
Hearns hit harder than Nigel Benn? Ask Doug DeWitt (right after the Benn fight at least)....
Obviously, Benn-McClellan.
It’s two fighters from two different weights. Not fair.
Tucker was obviously the better boxer, but Joshua is far too big.
Listing all those names back then you can do it for all of them, they all didn’t fight eachother and hardly fought one of the others of a list you...
Most erratic fighter ever. Quit like a ***** against Watson yet you’d of literally had to nail him to the canvas against McClellan.
With zero honour. He didn’t win no mind games really, he just stooped (too) low.
In 1993 at super-middle WBC - Nigel Benn WBA - Michael Nunn IBF - James Toney WBO - Chris Eubank Plus you had Roy Jones Jr/Gerald McClellan...
Eubank’s foot movement was ballet-like that night, in a stop-start martial art type manner. One-off.
Coincidently Milton was WBO number one contender at the time Eubank vacated the title to face Watson again, though he wasn’t mandated yet. He...
Tony Thornton was ranked 1, 1, 2 and 3. Lindell Holmes world champion. Dan Schommer had great am results (ie Virgil Hill). Ron Essett & Randy...
Jones was a little more than decent ha. Eubank fought a half dozen decent Americans. The likes of Roy Jones though were the peak...
