1990-1991 Middleweight Chris Eubank: Best Of British?

He was good value fancy having your ring name the ' Fridge', he is pure genius.

 

I guess if we put Dean Francis or David Starie in the 90's 168lb scene they'd perform to a similar level.

 

Ali wasn't very versatile, that's for sure. But he was so good at what he did with his movement, speed and later on ring generalship that it didn't matter how good offensively his opponent was. But when he was forced to be the aggressor against Jimmy Young, well....

Obviously Ali was a lot better at what he did than Hatton was at his MO.

 

Because you've got no argument. But yeah, pretend you're "refusing to dignify" it when really you're stumped if it makes you feel any better.

 

Yeah, I'm pretty certain they would, as if any performance of Eubank's was so outstanding (Benn I withstanding)

 

And Eubank wasn't good at what he did? I guess Eubank just couldn't box in any way, shape or form, right?

 

...

 

Buy his autobiography

Its a great read

 

:rofl I'm done. This must be a wind-up.

 

But his weaknesses meant that he was vulnerable to too many fighters doing well against him. He was good at what he did, but not good enough to justify being so one-dimensional.

 

:rofl there are some hall of fame posts tday.

 

Nope.

Let's see: Watson I.....nothing special, should have lost IMO
Watson II - outclassed before brain injury.
Benn II - well that was amazing. Not.
Sherry, Costa, Schommer, Close x 2.......give me a break.
Thorton - underwhelming until KO punch

Logan......oh yes, that was okay! How did Logan fight again? Oh yes, straight ahead brawler. Exactly what Eubank likes.