anyone seen Eubank Jnr in the amatuers yet?

Jnr must be about 21 now and I'm wondering if he may fight in the next Olympic's or continue to ply his trade in the tough gyms of America.

I found Snr's comments very interesting when he said that his son approached him to say he wanted to box, and Snr told him he could but only on Snr's terms.

He takes off to Vegas and seems to be doing well. I remember reading an article from Colin Hart in the Sun (I know it could be bull****) but he stated that a number of fighters stopped their work out to watch Jnr spar with Zab Judah.

Now that was around two years ago and Mike McCallum stated he may not go pro for another 12 months.

Just wondering what the latest with him is.

 

looked **** when I saw him to be honest.

 

He's pitter-pattering pads with Mayweather Sr and being wanked over in Vegas.

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this video was taken after 6 hard rounds of sparring? you sure about that?

 

I've seen him fight in a car park, but that's it...

 

Is this the lad that was filmed having the street fight in a car park with his mates ?

 

Amateur Boxing Career

1st Amateur Fight: September 22, 2007 in Las Vegas, Nevada; 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Ben from Las Vegas. Winner by Decision, Christopher Jr. won his first US Amateur Boxing Fight with a RSC - TKO1

2nd Amateur Fight: October 27, 2007 in Las Vegas, Nevada; 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Christopher Schneider from Las Vegas. Winner by Decision, Christopher Jr. won his second US Amateur Boxing Fight with a RSC – TKO1

3rd Amateur Fight: November 24, 2007 in Las Vegas, Nevada; 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Antonio Rodriquez from Utah. Winner by Decision, Christopher Jr. won his third US Amateur Fight with a RSC

4th Amateur Fight: January 19, 2008 in Las Vegas, Nevada; 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Timothy Kirbo from Las Vegas. Winner by Decision, Christopher Jr. won his fourth US Amateur Fight by Decision.

5th Amateur Fight: February 10, 2008 in Las Vegas, Nevada; 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Chris Chatman from California. Winner on Points, Christopher Jr. won his fifth US Amateur Fight on Points.

6th Amateur Fight: February 23, 2008 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This event was the Nevada State Amateur Golden Glove Championship. 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Bradley Blankenship from Las Vegas. Winner on Points, Christopher Jr. won his sixth US Amateur Fight on Points and became the new Amateur Golden Glove Champion for the state of Nevada in his weight division.

7th Amateur Fight: March 29, 2008 in Mesquite, Nevada; 165 – Lb. This event was the semi-final for the Amateur Golden Glove Western States Championships. Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Ruben Rivera from Arizona. Winner on Points, Christopher Jr. won his seventh US Amateur Fight on Points.

8th Amateur Fight: March 30, 2008 in Mesquite, Nevada. This event was the final for the Amateur Golden Glove Western States Championship. 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Michael Gavronski from Washington State. Winner on Points, Christopher Jr. won his eighth US Amateur Fight on Points and became the new Amateur Golden Glove Champion for the Western States in his weight division.

9th Amateur Fight: May 5, 2008 in Grand Rapids, Michigan at the Golden Glove National Championship. 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Sid Williams from the Tri States. Winner on Points, Christopher won his ninth US Amateur Fight on Points.

10th Amateur Fight: May 7, 2008 in Grand Rapids, Michigan at the Golden Glove National Championship. 165 Lb - Christopher Eubank Jr. vs. Philip Benson from New York Metro. Lost on 1 point, Christopher Jr. lost his tenth US Amateur Fight and was dropped from the tournament.

 

Can you put this in english? what he won 9-1?

 

has obviously has a few fights since then. have heard he is quite good.

he will need to do allot to impress you lot who will be picking at every fault like you did with DeGale and Khan.

 

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yeah mate

obviously, hence the reason I'm asking

 

apparently so..

 

I wonder why Eubank sent him out to the states?

Does he not think the amateur coaching is up to par here? Or is it just a case of he learnt there so wants his son to do the same. Would be intertesting to see how he would do in the ABA's how he compares to Burton and Ogogo

 

doesn't want him to be part of the olympic squad so he is training for a pro style. he is better of doing that in the US, away from the limelight.

he could have 10-15 pro fights in the US and only a few of us on here would take note. simular of Eubanks early days.

 

he has another son who boxes out of Brighton ABC, where the heD COACH IS THE GEEZER FROM SNATCH who fought lennox lewis i think for the british, anyway, i havent seen him box myself but a couple of the boys from my old local have and seen him getting outboxed a couple of times, this was a couple of years ago now tho