Sparring partner in multiple camps for both. In fact they were fighting for his services at one point (I think for their March 95 fights).
I remember he gave Rod Douglas a good ole fight in the ABA final when very young (maybe just turned 18?).
Carr wanted the Eubank fight This content is protected Roy Jones said in an interview once that Carr had a very good chin You'd only have to watch the Francis (RIP) fight to know that though This content is protected
Eubank fighting Jones for the services of a sparring partner is the only occasion of him fighting a decent American
Jones was a little more than decent ha. Eubank fought a half dozen decent Americans. The likes of Roy Jones though were the peak Mayweathers/prime Tysons of their time.
Tony Thornton was ranked 1, 1, 2 and 3. Lindell Holmes world champion. Dan Schommer had great am results (ie Virgil Hill). Ron Essett & Randy Smith were decent slippery journeymen. And Mark Breland & Dennis Milton were legendary NY ams (when Eubank was raw).
Coincidently Milton was WBO number one contender at the time Eubank vacated the title to face Watson again, though he wasn’t mandated yet. He chose the WBC route and Gerald McClellan came in (and boy was he impressive v Mugabi). Eubank signed to fight his mandatory, unbeaten Tim Littles, to his credit, but Littles pulled out inj and Thornton was then mandated. He also signed to face Michael Nunn had he beat Benn again.