McCallum gets a very tough nights work here IMO. I'll take him on his workrate and postiveness through the contest. Eubank brings a very astute tactical gameplan to the table. He's got the movement and general awkwardness that McCallum wouldn't find to his taste. Eubank isn't predictable at all. While he's not as unpredictable as Grahman style wise, he did launch punches when an opponent was least expecting it. He would fight laterally around the perimeter of the ring, step forward, chin tucked down, and throw overhand rights. It was a punch that worked well for him throughout his career. Eubank wasn't a busy fighter. He could be at times, but not too often. His chin keeps him in this fight all the way. I don't see McCallum dropping him. It would also be a tall order for Eubank to do the same. I reckon the accuracy of McCallum does Eubank in the end. Better jab, slightly quick hands, and the more reliable workrate. Eubank could be clumsy when throwing punches, and he gets countered by McCallum due to it.
agree with robbi a tough night but i think mccalum wins by UD although Eubank would win afew rounds i just think he would be countered quite alot and eubank didnt like body shots like benn did in the 1st fight although he recovered quickly they hurt him no KDs though
