Why won't Chris Eubank Sr ever talk about his debut fight ?

another Newbie......

 

You did it on your own.....who did you want in the ring with you...your friends and family.....

 

As mentioned in his other thread earlier, this bloke does have video substantiating his claim:

...but I'm not sure exactly what he wants for having kinda sorta dropped Eubank (at least having a stronger argument for having done so than, say, Dickie Eklund did for having dropped SRL), outside a little recognition?

Brown after losing their mutual debut to Eubank spent nearly eleven months inactive, came back and scored a KO1, and was never heard from again in the prize ring. I'm not sure when Eubank - who, in that year's time went 4-0 and was on his way to stardom - is supposed to have indulged him with a rematch, on the sole basis of having swapped dubious knockdowns. :think

 

Eubank schooled you with the jab in that fight.

 

How many top level fighters talk about their debut fight?

Not like he didn't have bigger and better nights to talk about.

 

Get a grip pal....that was nearly 30 years ago and it was only 4 rounds...hardly a title fight...stop living in the past...get a life.....

 

I can't remember my first steps as a child

 

True, and you gave Eubank a rough time in spots in his pro debut, fair enough - but lots of guys that went on to be great had difficulty in their debuts or at some point early days, and usually without the name of the opponent getting a whole lot of mileage from it.

You definitely have something you can tell your grandchildren and be proud of, etc., but to expect that Eubank himself needs to come out and give you acknowledgment seems a little far-fetched and unrealistic (especially given his well-known reputation of being somewhat of a megalomaniac)

 

If

 

You were 23 in '85?

(Eubank just turned 19)

 

No idea who you are but instead of talking this greasy ****, why don't you call out SR for a fight? You can even do it behind closed doors