Could a prime Chris Eubank Sr keep up with the pace GGG set against Canelo?

I was re-watching Watson vs Eubank the rematch and noticed how Eubank didn`t counter enough because of fatigue, this is what people accussed Canelo of vs GGG, so surely Eubank would have gassed vs GGG if they fought in the same era! I`m posting this question because someone posted a question asking how GGG would have done vs the top Brit super middles of the 90`s!

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Benn gassed against Eubank and Watson and Eubank never faced a hard body puncher like GGG that would make him gas even more.

 

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Awesome

 

At middleweight he was a devastating puncher but he didn`t throw as many body punches as GGG does, and he`s not as accurate when throwing to the body, the only fight where he tried a number of counter uppercuts to the body was his rematch with Eubank but he wasn`t punching hard at all in that fight. McCallum would have destroyed Eubank`s body also.

 

But when he got tired he got caught, he`d be out pointed by GGG his punching is so much sharper.

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GGG`s guard is much better than Eubank`s was, his gloves are held closer to his chin and against Canelo his elbows were tucked in so Canelo only landed two body shots the whole fight! Saul would have landed way more vs Eubank. GGG`s constant jab works as a defensive weapon also, he`s always threatening to throw it keeping you on the defensive and he threatens to counter every shot, Eubank didn`t counter as much as GGG does, often he moved too far away from his opponent when evading a shot so the distance between him and his opponent was so much he couldn`t land a counter, he did throw a lot of counters vs Watson in their second fight, but too many of them missed GGG is a much more accurate puncher.

 

Are you going to analyse Benn v Eubank 2 on your review site?