Would Chris Eubank Go Through Joe Calzaghe's Resume Undefeated?

Nelson would say something like that because he hates Graham.

 

Really?

Honestly mate, I've never heard that before.

 

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BUTTHURT INDEED !

What a Calzone hater you must be.

Schommer slightly outscored Chris, never beat him up.

Watson had to absorb many bombs through his guard in order to deliver his own blows.

Joe is the only fighter to have consistenly beaten Chris to the punch and to have repeatedly outclassed and bullied him on the inside.
He won these exchanges 4 to 1 ; had him hurt and on the canvas multiple times with his laser-like left that Chris just couldn't avoid.

The bewildered look on Chris' face was priceless.

By comparaison, Collins won by boxing from the outside and landing combinations.

Thompson was fighting on the inside too, but he was more often than not losing these exchanges and getting hurt badly on more than one occasion; only his size allowed him to wear down Chris.

Which proves Eubank was far from finished when Joe went through him.

 

I think you have been convinced by Eubanks self obsession. So you claim Watson dramatically improved in the 3 months between their fights?

Comedy gold.

You also claim Eubank couldn't handle Mike's pure strength in the rematch. Perhaps you should try to understand skill and class, because that is what Watson used against Chris.

However your best example of revisionist delusion is Eubank won the first 7 rounds of the first fight comfortably.

 

No sane person who knows boxing agrees with you, I would give it up before the men in white come calling to take you away in the white van, my son.

 

Yes, Watson improved dramatically in the 3 months between their fights, absolutely - it was known that he trained much harder for the 2nd fight, ate much better, felt much stronger due to the extra weight and used a totally different style, with far more focus and intensity.

Idiot.

And no, Eubank clearly could not handle Mike's strength in the rematch - as he was clearly forced back from it (duh!), he also hit Mike with the kitchen sink and Mike seemed to be walking right through the kind of shots that would at least floor at least almost all other fighters.

Eubank himself admits that he won the first seven rounds of their first fight comfortably, and watching it with the sound on mute it is as clear as daylight to a non-mentalist - just look at the feet!-Eubank's are sliding and gliding in every direction and Watson is merely plodding forward in slow-motion by comparison. Then estimately measure, approximately, the length of the shots - Eubank's are less than six inches, Watson's more than 12. Go slo-mo if you have to, and see Eubank catch Watson's shots as easily as catching a ball thrown by a child, or slip Watson's jab as easily as breathing through your nose; also see in your study where Eubank's gloves end up when he throws (notice the twitch in the feet and ankles with each shot as well, when you rewind) - through the glove-size gaps in Watson's peek-a-boo guard and onto the chin or head.

Be a man. Dishonesty is the sign of a coward.

 

Eubank definitely sparred with Graham before he fought McCallum.

Unless they sparred twice :huh

 

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Delusion at it's best !

 

Seek help, you IDIOT.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htwulGhvehk

 

atsch

Listen, dumbo:

Watch the very first rd of Calzone - Eubank.

I defy you, or anyone, to name another rd, during Chris whole career, where he was more dominated and in danger of being stopped than in that first rd.

Easy enough ?

 

Try the 11th round of the second Watson fight!? Are you for real?!

 

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Chris gave as much as he received in that rd, for crying's sake. Nearly drives Watson out of the ring at the mid rd.
He went down as much due to exhaustion than to being punched.

In contrast for Calzone he was fresh from the start; yet it was one way traffic non stop; total embarassement and on the verge of being stopped.

Anything else ? :hi: