Eubank Sr: Me & Roy outworked everyone, Brook & Khan pair of quitters

Nice try Eubank, trying to put your name alongside Roy Jones Jr

 

That was actually entertaining.

 

They may be quitters but Eubank is also fake

 

He avoided Nunn saying "Who needs a 6'2" awkward skilled southpaw
Also imo he lost to Sugar Boy Malinga as did Benn first time around but Malinga was robbed twice...but when on my Honeymoon Malinga won me some good money as he had a rematch against Benn ,who had become WBC champ & Malinga was his mandatory ... Sugar Boy beat Benn...Plus if Snr ever met "Lights Out" in the ring he would have been complety schooled...

 

"Eubank's son quit at the finding your pen stage."
This was because Snr knew the he himself at his prime would lose to GGG so Jnr had no chance ...

 

I've supported Brook a long time, so it somewhat pained me to see it and still somewhat pains me to have to say it, but he did quit, albeit after a spirited rally in the prior round.

I don't believe Eubank ever would've quit, and there's evidence to support that.

He can say what he likes on this subject, far as I'm concerned.

These interviews never get old, even though they're usually just variations on the same themes, Sr. always manages new insights and interestingly candid reveals. I dunno where OP pulls them from, though. @Bulldog24, are these conducted over email or transcribed conversations?

 

Gym rats don't impress me in boxing, I am more impressed by someone like pernell whitaker that could drink and party in camp and still win the fight. His sparring partners would say they could smell the liquor on him from the night before, and he would still do well.

 

They intrigue me, the great gym fighters who for whatever reason couldn't fully translate that form to the prize ring, but I get what you're saying.

 

Oh yeah, I heard when golota was coming up he was destroying everyone in sparring. Too bad he had mental health issues.

 

I caught that and appreciated the allusively disdainful shade.