Straightening Out Juyjuy

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FROM JUY JUY'S TRUSTED SITE: "(Chris Eubank) 1984 N.Y.C. Golden Gloves, 2nd place in Light Welterweight class losing to Aaron Davis" I told you before and I am telling you again that whatever site you are getting your amateur info from is way off... OK ? I told you Iran Barkley didn't go to the worlds in 82 and I am telling you that Eubank didn't have the amateur career here in the states they say he did... your info tells you he got a silver medal at the 1984 NYC GG at 139,losing to Aaron Davis in the finals. Well, I am here to tell YOU that it is a FACT that the 1984 139 pound NYC GG title at 139 pounds was won by John Wesley Meekins (NYC REC)and he beat David Colon of Suffolk City PAL in the finals to win it. Aiight, Killa? LOL. (What do you guys call that again? OWNED????) :) wow, serious ownage by the one and only iceman scully

All Eubank says in his autobiography is that he unexpectedly got to the semi-finals of the Golden Gloves with no trainer (what Golden Gloves he means I don't know) and then won the Spanish version. To get to the National Golden Gloves I'd of thought you'd have to win the New York Golden Gloves to qualify??

So Eubank cant lie? Boxers do it all the time.. agents, managers do it.. if he said he got to semis of nyc gloves then maybe..but if he says he won the NYC GG then he is LYING. and back then it was referred to not as the suffolk county name you know it as now

thats suffolk county pal. get it right.... sorry coach.

i dont know if this helps, but it comes from this link- http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/discussion/other-boxers-1/356125/ heres what it says- Eubank adapted well to the sport, and before entering the professional ranks, he got to the semi-finals of the ‘Golden Gloves’, and won the Spanish ‘Golden Gloves’.

ALSO... I have many other amateur publications.. Eubanks is not in them. Email your sources and tell them they are LIARS Ice Well I guess Eubank himself is lying then, he even says in his autobiography how he unexpectedly got to the semi-finals of the Golden Gloves with no trainer and then won the Spanish Golden Gloves. Why you make such a big deal out of it anyway??

ALSO... I have many other amateur publications.. Eubanks is not in them. Email your sources and tell them they are LIARS Ice Well I guess Eubank is lying then, he even says in his autobiography how he unexpectedly got to the semi-finals of the Golden Gloves with no trainer and then won the Spanish Golden Gloves.

I have been saying all along tht JUYJUY posts things that he either knows are not true, or just read somewhere...all the while hoping everyone on here does not have the means to refute what he says. Scully busted him badly in this thread.

== Career Record == Professional record stands at 45 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws 3 Oct 1985 Timmy Brown W PTS4 Atlantic City 7 Nov 1985 Kenny Cannida W PTS4 Atlantic City 8 Jan 1986 Mike Bagwell W PTS4 Atlantic City 25 Feb 1986 Eric Holland W PTS4 Atlantic City (Holland was knocked down in round four) (spends about a year away from boxing to concentrate on graduating from Morris high school) 25 Mar 1987 James Canty W PTS4 Atlantic City (begins working with martial arts man Walter Johnson in Brighton, learns Eubank a lot about weight distribution) 15 Feb 1988 Darren Parker W TKO1 Copthorne 7 Mar 1988 Winston Burnett W PTS6 Brighton 26 Apr 1988 Michael Justin W TKO5 Brighton 4 May 1988 Greg George W TKO5 Wembley 18 May 1988 Steve Aquilina W TKO4 Portsmouth 31 Jan 1989 Simon Collins W TKO4 Bethnal Green (Eubank uses leap over ropes into ring for first time, still recognised by preening and posing from previous five fights) 8 Feb 1989 Anthony Logan W PTS8 Kensington International Middleweight contest (Eubank given a number 20 rating by World Boxing Council following win) (signs with Barry Hearn) 1 Mar 1989 Frankie Moro W PTS8 Bethnal Green 26 May 1989 Randy Smith W PTS10 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 28 Jun 1989 Les Wisnieski W TKO2 Brentwood International Middleweight contest 4 Oct 1989 Ron Malek W TKO5 Basildon International Middleweight contest 24 Oct 1989 Jean-Noel Camara W TKO2 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 5 Nov 1989 Johnny Melfah W TKO4 Royal Albert Hall Eliminator for British Middleweight Title 20 Dec 1989 Jose Da Silva W TKO6 Kirby International Middleweight contest 16 Jan 1990 Denys Cronin W TKO3 Cardiff Eliminator for British Super Middleweight Title 6 Mar 1990 Hugo Corti W TKO8 Bethnal Green Wins W.B.C. International Middleweight Title 25 Apr 1990 Eduardo Contreras W PTS12 Brighton Defends Title (ESPN debut in United States) 5 Sep 1990 Kid Milo W TKO8 Brighton Defends Title (10 million Britons watch the fight, Eubank the darling of the British media) 22 Sep 1990 Renaldo Dos Santos W KO1 Royal Albert Hall International Middleweight contest 18 Nov 1990 Nigel Benn W TKO9 Birmingham Wins W.B.O. Middleweight Title (19 million Britons watch the fight, British press hyped the fight that both participants despised eachother) 23 Feb 1991 Dan Sherry W TKO10 Brighton Defends Title 18 Apr 1991 Gary Stretch W TKO6 Kensington Defends Title (12 million Britons watch the fight due to hyped press conferences, Stretch the glamour boy of British boxing and male model) 22 Jun 1991 Michael Watson W PTS12 Earls Court Defends Title 21 Sep 1991 Michael Watson W TKO12 White Hart Lane Wins vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (14 million Britons watch the fight due to controversial decision in previous fight dominating backpages of national newspapers) (Watson spent 40 days in a coma, underwent 6 brain surgeries, and suffered permanent partial paralysis) (Eubank vacates W.B.O. Middleweight Title) (Eubank retires and unretires, loses finishing instinct after Watson tragedy) 1 Feb 1992 Thulani Malinga W PTS12 Birmingham Defends Title (Malinga was knocked down in this fight but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 25 Apr 1992 John Jarvis W KO3 Manchester Defends Title 27 Jun 1992 Ron Essett W PTS12 Quinta Do Lago Defends Title 19 Sep 1992 Tony Thornton W PTS12 Glasgow Defends Title 28 Nov 1992 Juan Carlos Gimenez W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 20 Feb 1993 Lindell Holmes W PTS12 London Defends Title 15 May 1993 Ray Close D PTS12 Glasgow Retains Title (Close was knocked down in round 11 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 9 Oct 1993 Nigel Benn D PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.C. Super Middleweight Title Retains Title (record-breaking attendance of 48,000) 5 Feb 1994 Graciano Rocchigiani W PTS12 Berlin Defends Title 21 May 1994 Ray Close W PTS12 Belfast Defends Title 9 Jul 1994 Mauricio Amaral W PTS12 Kensington Defends Title 27 Aug 1994 Sam Storey W TKO7 Cardiff Defends Title 15 Oct 1994 Dan Schommer W PTS12 Sun City Defends Title 10 Dec 1994 Henry Wharton W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 18 Mar 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Loses W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Collins was knocked down in round 10 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank, Collins also knocked down in round 12 but referee didn't count it or start counting) (Collins famously fooled Eubank and the world into believing he was hypnotised and incapable of being hurt, Eubank freaked out) 27 May 1995 Bruno Goddy Won TKO1 Belfast International Light Heavyweight contest 29 Jul 1995 Jose Ignacio Barruntabena W TKO1 Whitley Bay International Light Heavyweight contest 9 Sep 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Challenger for W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was almost not aloud to compete due to dehydration before fight) (Eubank announces retirement) 19 Oct 1996 Luis Barrera W TKO5 Cairo International Light Heavyweight contest 27 Mar 1997 Camillo Alarcon W TKO4 Dubai International Light Heavyweight contest 11 Oct 1997 Joe Calzaghe L PTS12 Sheffield Challenger for vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was knocked down in round 1) (Eubank a last minute replacement for Steve Collins) 18 Apr 1998 Carl Thompson L PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (Eubank's left eye completely closed) 18 Jul 1998 Carl Thompson L TKO10 Sheffield Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (stopped between rounds, Eubank's left eye completely closed) - copied and pasted from elsewhere

== Career Record == Professional record stands at 45 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws 3 Oct 1985 Timmy Brown W PTS4 Atlantic City 7 Nov 1985 Kenny Cannida W PTS4 Atlantic City 8 Jan 1986 Mike Bagwell W PTS4 Atlantic City 25 Feb 1986 Eric Holland W PTS4 Atlantic City (Holland was knocked down in round four) (spends about a year away from boxing to concentrate on graduating from Morris high school) 25 Mar 1987 James Canty W PTS4 Atlantic City (begins working with martial arts man Walter Johnson in Brighton, learns Eubank a lot about weight distribution) 15 Feb 1988 Darren Parker W TKO1 Copthorne 7 Mar 1988 Winston Burnett W PTS6 Brighton 26 Apr 1988 Michael Justin W TKO5 Brighton 4 May 1988 Greg George W TKO5 Wembley 18 May 1988 Steve Aquilina W TKO4 Portsmouth 31 Jan 1989 Simon Collins W TKO4 Bethnal Green (Eubank uses leap over ropes into ring for first time, still recognised by preening and posing from previous five fights) 8 Feb 1989 Anthony Logan W PTS8 Kensington International Middleweight contest (Eubank given a number 20 rating by World Boxing Council following win) (signs with Barry Hearn) 1 Mar 1989 Frankie Moro W PTS8 Bethnal Green 26 May 1989 Randy Smith W PTS10 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 28 Jun 1989 Les Wisnieski W TKO2 Brentwood International Middleweight contest 4 Oct 1989 Ron Malek W TKO5 Basildon International Middleweight contest 24 Oct 1989 Jean-Noel Camara W TKO2 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 5 Nov 1989 Johnny Melfah W TKO4 Royal Albert Hall Eliminator for British Middleweight Title 20 Dec 1989 Jose Da Silva W TKO6 Kirby International Middleweight contest 16 Jan 1990 Denys Cronin W TKO3 Cardiff Eliminator for British Super Middleweight Title 6 Mar 1990 Hugo Corti W TKO8 Bethnal Green Wins W.B.C. International Middleweight Title 25 Apr 1990 Eduardo Contreras W PTS12 Brighton Defends Title (ESPN debut in United States) 5 Sep 1990 Kid Milo W TKO8 Brighton Defends Title (10 million Britons watch the fight, Eubank the darling of the British media) 22 Sep 1990 Renaldo Dos Santos W KO1 Royal Albert Hall International Middleweight contest 18 Nov 1990 Nigel Benn W TKO9 Birmingham Wins W.B.O. Middleweight Title (19 million Britons watch the fight, British press hyped the fight that both participants despised eachother) 23 Feb 1991 Dan Sherry W TKO10 Brighton Defends Title 18 Apr 1991 Gary Stretch W TKO6 Kensington Defends Title (12 million Britons watch the fight due to hyped press conferences, Stretch the glamour boy of British boxing and male model) 22 Jun 1991 Michael Watson W PTS12 Earls Court Defends Title 21 Sep 1991 Michael Watson W TKO12 White Hart Lane Wins vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (14 million Britons watch the fight due to controversial decision in previous fight dominating backpages of national newspapers) (Watson spent 40 days in a coma, underwent 6 brain surgeries, and suffered permanent partial paralysis) (Eubank vacates W.B.O. Middleweight Title) (Eubank retires and unretires, loses finishing instinct after Watson tragedy) 1 Feb 1992 Thulani Malinga W PTS12 Birmingham Defends Title (Malinga was knocked down in this fight but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 25 Apr 1992 John Jarvis W KO3 Manchester Defends Title 27 Jun 1992 Ron Essett W PTS12 Quinta Do Lago Defends Title 19 Sep 1992 Tony Thornton W PTS12 Glasgow Defends Title 28 Nov 1992 Juan Carlos Gimenez W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 20 Feb 1993 Lindell Holmes W PTS12 London Defends Title 15 May 1993 Ray Close D PTS12 Glasgow Retains Title (Close was knocked down in round 11 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 9 Oct 1993 Nigel Benn D PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.C. Super Middleweight Title Retains Title (record-breaking attendance of 48,000) 5 Feb 1994 Graciano Rocchigiani W PTS12 Berlin Defends Title 21 May 1994 Ray Close W PTS12 Belfast Defends Title 9 Jul 1994 Mauricio Amaral W PTS12 Kensington Defends Title 27 Aug 1994 Sam Storey W TKO7 Cardiff Defends Title 15 Oct 1994 Dan Schommer W PTS12 Sun City Defends Title 10 Dec 1994 Henry Wharton W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 18 Mar 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Loses W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Collins was knocked down in round 10 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank, Collins also knocked down in round 12 but referee didn't count it or start counting) (Collins famously fooled Eubank and the world into believing he was hypnotised and incapable of being hurt, Eubank freaked out) 27 May 1995 Bruno Goddy Won TKO1 Belfast International Light Heavyweight contest 29 Jul 1995 Jose Ignacio Barruntabena W TKO1 Whitley Bay International Light Heavyweight contest 9 Sep 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Challenger for W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was almost not aloud to compete due to dehydration before fight) (Eubank announces retirement) 19 Oct 1996 Luis Barrera W TKO5 Cairo International Light Heavyweight contest 27 Mar 1997 Camillo Alarcon W TKO4 Dubai International Light Heavyweight contest 11 Oct 1997 Joe Calzaghe L PTS12 Sheffield Challenger for vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was knocked down in round 1) (Eubank a last minute replacement for Steve Collins) 18 Apr 1998 Carl Thompson L PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (Eubank's left eye completely closed) 18 Jul 1998 Carl Thompson L TKO10 Sheffield Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (stopped between rounds, Eubank's left eye completely closed)

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== Career Record == Professional record stands at 45 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws 3 Oct 1985 Timmy Brown W PTS4 Atlantic City 7 Nov 1985 Kenny Cannida W PTS4 Atlantic City 8 Jan 1986 Mike Bagwell W PTS4 Atlantic City 25 Feb 1986 Eric Holland W PTS4 Atlantic City (Holland was knocked down in round four) (spends about a year away from boxing to concentrate on graduating from Morris high school) 25 Mar 1987 James Canty W PTS4 Atlantic City (begins working with martial arts man Walter Johnson in Brighton, learns Eubank a lot about weight distribution) 15 Feb 1988 Darren Parker W TKO1 Copthorne 7 Mar 1988 Winston Burnett W PTS6 Brighton 26 Apr 1988 Michael Justin W TKO5 Brighton 4 May 1988 Greg George W TKO5 Wembley 18 May 1988 Steve Aquilina W TKO4 Portsmouth 31 Jan 1989 Simon Collins W TKO4 Bethnal Green (Eubank uses leap over ropes into ring for first time, still recognised by preening and posing from previous five fights) 8 Feb 1989 Anthony Logan W PTS8 Kensington International Middleweight contest (Eubank given a number 20 rating by World Boxing Council following win) (signs with Barry Hearn) 1 Mar 1989 Frankie Moro W PTS8 Bethnal Green 26 May 1989 Randy Smith W PTS10 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 28 Jun 1989 Les Wisnieski W TKO2 Brentwood International Middleweight contest 4 Oct 1989 Ron Malek W TKO5 Basildon International Middleweight contest 24 Oct 1989 Jean-Noel Camara W TKO2 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 5 Nov 1989 Johnny Melfah W TKO4 Royal Albert Hall Eliminator for British Middleweight Title 20 Dec 1989 Jose Da Silva W TKO6 Kirby International Middleweight contest 16 Jan 1990 Denys Cronin W TKO3 Cardiff Eliminator for British Super Middleweight Title 6 Mar 1990 Hugo Corti W TKO8 Bethnal Green Wins W.B.C. International Middleweight Title 25 Apr 1990 Eduardo Contreras W PTS12 Brighton Defends Title (ESPN debut in United States) 5 Sep 1990 Kid Milo W TKO8 Brighton Defends Title (10 million Britons watch the fight, Eubank the darling of the British media) 22 Sep 1990 Renaldo Dos Santos W KO1 Royal Albert Hall International Middleweight contest 18 Nov 1990 Nigel Benn W TKO9 Birmingham Wins W.B.O. Middleweight Title (19 million Britons watch the fight, British press hyped the fight that both participants despised eachother) 23 Feb 1991 Dan Sherry W TKO10 Brighton Defends Title 18 Apr 1991 Gary Stretch W TKO6 Kensington Defends Title (12 million Britons watch the fight due to hyped press conferences, Stretch the glamour boy of British boxing and male model) 22 Jun 1991 Michael Watson W PTS12 Earls Court Defends Title 21 Sep 1991 Michael Watson W TKO12 White Hart Lane Wins vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (14 million Britons watch the fight due to controversial decision in previous fight dominating backpages of national newspapers) (Watson spent 40 days in a coma, underwent 6 brain surgeries, and suffered permanent partial paralysis) (Eubank vacates W.B.O. Middleweight Title) (Eubank retires and unretires, loses finishing instinct after Watson tragedy) 1 Feb 1992 Thulani Malinga W PTS12 Birmingham Defends Title (Malinga was knocked down in this fight but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 25 Apr 1992 John Jarvis W KO3 Manchester Defends Title 27 Jun 1992 Ron Essett W PTS12 Quinta Do Lago Defends Title 19 Sep 1992 Tony Thornton W PTS12 Glasgow Defends Title 28 Nov 1992 Juan Carlos Gimenez W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 20 Feb 1993 Lindell Holmes W PTS12 London Defends Title 15 May 1993 Ray Close D PTS12 Glasgow Retains Title (Close was knocked down in round 11 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 9 Oct 1993 Nigel Benn D PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.C. Super Middleweight Title Retains Title (record-breaking attendance of 48,000) 5 Feb 1994 Graciano Rocchigiani W PTS12 Berlin Defends Title 21 May 1994 Ray Close W PTS12 Belfast Defends Title 9 Jul 1994 Mauricio Amaral W PTS12 Kensington Defends Title 27 Aug 1994 Sam Storey W TKO7 Cardiff Defends Title 15 Oct 1994 Dan Schommer W PTS12 Sun City Defends Title 10 Dec 1994 Henry Wharton W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 18 Mar 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Loses W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Collins was knocked down in round 10 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank, Collins also knocked down in round 12 but referee didn't count it or start counting) (Collins famously fooled Eubank and the world into believing he was hypnotised and incapable of being hurt, Eubank freaked out) 27 May 1995 Bruno Goddy Won TKO1 Belfast International Light Heavyweight contest 29 Jul 1995 Jose Ignacio Barruntabena W TKO1 Whitley Bay International Light Heavyweight contest 9 Sep 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Challenger for W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was almost not aloud to compete due to dehydration before fight) (Eubank announces retirement) 19 Oct 1996 Luis Barrera W TKO5 Cairo International Light Heavyweight contest 27 Mar 1997 Camillo Alarcon W TKO4 Dubai International Light Heavyweight contest 11 Oct 1997 Joe Calzaghe L PTS12 Sheffield Challenger for vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was knocked down in round 1) (Eubank a last minute replacement for Steve Collins) 18 Apr 1998 Carl Thompson L PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (Eubank's left eye completely closed) 18 Jul 1998 Carl Thompson L TKO10 Sheffield Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (stopped between rounds, Eubank's left eye completely closed)

== Career Record == Professional record stands at 45 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws 3 Oct 1985 Timmy Brown W PTS4 Atlantic City 7 Nov 1985 Kenny Cannida W PTS4 Atlantic City 8 Jan 1986 Mike Bagwell W PTS4 Atlantic City 25 Feb 1986 Eric Holland W PTS4 Atlantic City (Holland was knocked down in round four) (spends about a year away from boxing to concentrate on graduating from Morris high school) 25 Mar 1987 James Canty W PTS4 Atlantic City (begins working with martial arts man Walter Johnson in Brighton, learns Eubank a lot about weight distribution) 15 Feb 1988 Darren Parker W TKO1 Copthorne 7 Mar 1988 Winston Burnett W PTS6 Brighton 26 Apr 1988 Michael Justin W TKO5 Brighton 4 May 1988 Greg George W TKO5 Wembley 18 May 1988 Steve Aquilina W TKO4 Portsmouth 31 Jan 1989 Simon Collins W TKO4 Bethnal Green (Eubank uses leap over ropes into ring for first time, still recognised by preening and posing from previous five fights) 8 Feb 1989 Anthony Logan W PTS8 Kensington International Middleweight contest (Eubank given a No.20 ranking by W.B.C. following win) (signs with Barry Hearn) 1 Mar 1989 Frankie Moro W PTS8 Bethnal Green 26 May 1989 Randy Smith W PTS10 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 28 Jun 1989 Les Wisnieski W TKO2 Brentwood International Middleweight contest 4 Oct 1989 Ron Malek W TKO5 Basildon International Middleweight contest 24 Oct 1989 Jean-Noel Camara W TKO2 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 5 Nov 1989 Johnny Melfah W TKO4 Royal Albert Hall Eliminator for British Middleweight Title 20 Dec 1989 Jose Da Silva W TKO6 Kirby International Middleweight contest 16 Jan 1990 Denys Cronin W TKO3 Cardiff Eliminator for British Super Middleweight Title 6 Mar 1990 Hugo Corti W TKO8 Bethnal Green Wins W.B.C. International Middleweight Title 25 Apr 1990 Eduardo Contreras W PTS12 Brighton Defends Title (ESPN debut in United States) 5 Sep 1990 Kid Milo W TKO8 Brighton Defends Title (10 million Britons watch the fight, Eubank the darling of the British media) 22 Sep 1990 Renaldo Dos Santos W KO1 Royal Albert Hall International Middleweight contest 18 Nov 1990 Nigel Benn W TKO9 Birmingham Wins W.B.O. Middleweight Title (19 million Britons watch the fight, British press hyped the fight that both participants despised eachother) 23 Feb 1991 Dan Sherry W TKO10 Brighton Defends Title 18 Apr 1991 Gary Stretch W TKO6 Kensington Defends Title (12 million Britons watch the fight due to hyped press conferences, Stretch the glamour boy of British boxing and male model) 22 Jun 1991 Michael Watson W PTS12 Earls Court Defends Title 21 Sep 1991 Michael Watson W TKO12 White Hart Lane Wins vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (14 million Britons watch the fight due to controversial decision in previous fight dominating backpages of national newspapers) (Watson spent 40 days in a coma, underwent 6 brain surgeries, and suffered permanent partial paralysis) (Eubank vacates W.B.O. Middleweight Title) (Eubank retires and unretires, loses finishing instinct after Watson tragedy) 1 Feb 1992 Thulani Malinga W PTS12 Birmingham Defends Title (Malinga was knocked down in this fight but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 25 Apr 1992 John Jarvis W KO3 Manchester Defends Title 27 Jun 1992 Ron Essett W PTS12 Quinta Do Lago Defends Title 19 Sep 1992 Tony Thornton W PTS12 Glasgow Defends Title 28 Nov 1992 Juan Carlos Gimenez W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 20 Feb 1993 Lindell Holmes W PTS12 London Defends Title 15 May 1993 Ray Close D PTS12 Glasgow Retains Title (Close was knocked down in round 11 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 9 Oct 1993 Nigel Benn D PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.C. Super Middleweight Title Retains Title (record-breaking attendance of 48,000) 5 Feb 1994 Graciano Rocchigiani W PTS12 Berlin Defends Title 21 May 1994 Ray Close W PTS12 Belfast Defends Title 9 Jul 1994 Mauricio Amaral W PTS12 Kensington Defends Title 27 Aug 1994 Sam Storey W TKO7 Cardiff Defends Title 15 Oct 1994 Dan Schommer W PTS12 Sun City Defends Title 10 Dec 1994 Henry Wharton W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 18 Mar 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Loses W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Collins was knocked down in round 10 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank, Collins also knocked down in round 12 but referee didn't count it or start counting) (Collins famously fooled Eubank and the world into believing he was hypnotised and incapable of being hurt, Eubank freaked out) 27 May 1995 Bruno Goddy Won TKO1 Belfast International Light Heavyweight contest 29 Jul 1995 Jose Ignacio Barruntabena W TKO1 Whitley Bay International Light Heavyweight contest 9 Sep 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Challenger for W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was almost not aloud to compete due to dehydration before fight) (Eubank announces retirement) 19 Oct 1996 Luis Barrera W TKO5 Cairo International Light Heavyweight contest 27 Mar 1997 Camillo Alarcon W TKO4 Dubai International Light Heavyweight contest 11 Oct 1997 Joe Calzaghe L PTS12 Sheffield Challenger for vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was knocked down in round 1) (Eubank was a last minute replacement for Steve Collins) 18 Apr 1998 Carl Thompson L PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (Eubank's left eye completely closed) 18 Jul 1998 Carl Thompson L TKO10 Sheffield Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (stopped between rounds, Eubank's left eye completely closed) - copied and pasted from elsewhere.

(that was copied and pasted from elsewhere)

== Career Record == Professional record stands at 45 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws 3 Oct 1985 Timmy Brown W PTS4 Atlantic City 7 Nov 1985 Kenny Cannida W PTS4 Atlantic City 8 Jan 1986 Mike Bagwell W PTS4 Atlantic City 25 Feb 1986 Eric Holland W PTS4 Atlantic City (Holland was knocked down in round four) (spends about a year away from boxing to concentrate on graduating from Morris high school) 25 Mar 1987 James Canty W PTS4 Atlantic City (begins working with martial arts man Walter Johnson in Brighton, learns Eubank a lot about weight distribution) 15 Feb 1988 Darren Parker W TKO1 Copthorne 7 Mar 1988 Winston Burnett W PTS6 Brighton 26 Apr 1988 Michael Justin W TKO5 Brighton 4 May 1988 Greg George W TKO5 Wembley 18 May 1988 Steve Aquilina W TKO4 Portsmouth 31 Jan 1989 Simon Collins W TKO4 Bethnal Green (Eubank uses leap over ropes into ring for first time, still recognised by preening and posing from previous five fights) 8 Feb 1989 Anthony Logan W PTS8 Kensington International Middleweight contest (Eubank given a No.20 ranking by W.B.C. following win) (signs with Barry Hearn) 1 Mar 1989 Frankie Moro W PTS8 Bethnal Green 26 May 1989 Randy Smith W PTS10 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 28 Jun 1989 Les Wisnieski W TKO2 Brentwood International Middleweight contest 4 Oct 1989 Ron Malek W TKO5 Basildon International Middleweight contest 24 Oct 1989 Jean-Noel Camara W TKO2 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 5 Nov 1989 Johnny Melfah W TKO4 Royal Albert Hall Eliminator for British Middleweight Title 20 Dec 1989 Jose Da Silva W TKO6 Kirby International Middleweight contest 16 Jan 1990 Denys Cronin W TKO3 Cardiff Eliminator for British Super Middleweight Title 6 Mar 1990 Hugo Corti W TKO8 Bethnal Green Wins W.B.C. International Middleweight Title 25 Apr 1990 Eduardo Contreras W PTS12 Brighton Defends Title (ESPN debut in United States) 5 Sep 1990 Kid Milo W TKO8 Brighton Defends Title (10 million Britons watch the fight, Eubank the darling of the British media) 22 Sep 1990 Renaldo Dos Santos W KO1 Royal Albert Hall International Middleweight contest 18 Nov 1990 Nigel Benn W TKO9 Birmingham Wins W.B.O. Middleweight Title (19 million Britons watch the fight, British press hyped the fight that both participants despised eachother) 23 Feb 1991 Dan Sherry W TKO10 Brighton Defends Title 18 Apr 1991 Gary Stretch W TKO6 Kensington Defends Title (12 million Britons watch the fight due to hyped press conferences, Stretch the glamour boy of British boxing and male model) 22 Jun 1991 Michael Watson W PTS12 Earls Court Defends Title 21 Sep 1991 Michael Watson W TKO12 White Hart Lane Wins vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (14 million Britons watch the fight due to controversial decision in previous fight dominating backpages of national newspapers) (Watson spent 40 days in a coma, underwent 6 brain surgeries, and suffered permanent partial paralysis) (Eubank vacates W.B.O. Middleweight Title) (Eubank retires and unretires, loses finishing instinct after Watson tragedy) 1 Feb 1992 Thulani Malinga W PTS12 Birmingham Defends Title (Malinga was knocked down in this fight but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 25 Apr 1992 John Jarvis W KO3 Manchester Defends Title 27 Jun 1992 Ron Essett W PTS12 Quinta Do Lago Defends Title 19 Sep 1992 Tony Thornton W PTS12 Glasgow Defends Title 28 Nov 1992 Juan Carlos Gimenez W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 20 Feb 1993 Lindell Holmes W PTS12 London Defends Title 15 May 1993 Ray Close D PTS12 Glasgow Retains Title (Close was knocked down in round 11 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 9 Oct 1993 Nigel Benn D PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.C. Super Middleweight Title Retains Title (record-breaking attendance of 48,000) 5 Feb 1994 Graciano Rocchigiani W PTS12 Berlin Defends Title 21 May 1994 Ray Close W PTS12 Belfast Defends Title 9 Jul 1994 Mauricio Amaral W PTS12 Kensington Defends Title 27 Aug 1994 Sam Storey W TKO7 Cardiff Defends Title 15 Oct 1994 Dan Schommer W PTS12 Sun City Defends Title 10 Dec 1994 Henry Wharton W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 18 Mar 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Loses W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Collins was knocked down in round 10 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank, Collins also knocked down in round 12 but referee didn't count it or start counting) (Collins famously fooled Eubank and the world into believing he was hypnotised and incapable of being hurt, Eubank freaked out) 27 May 1995 Bruno Goddy Won TKO1 Belfast International Light Heavyweight contest 29 Jul 1995 Jose Ignacio Barruntabena W TKO1 Whitley Bay International Light Heavyweight contest 9 Sep 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Challenger for W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was almost not aloud to compete due to dehydration before fight) (Eubank announces retirement) 19 Oct 1996 Luis Barrera W TKO5 Cairo International Light Heavyweight contest 27 Mar 1997 Camillo Alarcon W TKO4 Dubai International Light Heavyweight contest 11 Oct 1997 Joe Calzaghe L PTS12 Sheffield Challenger for vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank was knocked down in round 1) (Eubank was a last minute replacement for Steve Collins) 18 Apr 1998 Carl Thompson L PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (Eubank's left eye completely closed) 18 Jul 1998 Carl Thompson L TKO10 Sheffield Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (stopped between rounds, Eubank's left eye completely closed)

== Career Record == Professional record stands at 45 wins, 5 losses and 2 draws 3 Oct 1985 Timmy Brown W PTS4 Atlantic City 7 Nov 1985 Kenny Cannida W PTS4 Atlantic City 8 Jan 1986 Mike Bagwell W PTS4 Atlantic City 25 Feb 1986 Eric Holland W PTS4 Atlantic City (Holland was knocked down in round four) (spends about a year away from boxing to concentrate on graduating from Morris high school) 25 Mar 1987 James Canty W PTS4 Atlantic City (begins working with martial arts man Walter Johnson in Brighton, learns Eubank a lot about weight distribution) 15 Feb 1988 Darren Parker W TKO1 Copthorne 7 Mar 1988 Winston Burnett W PTS6 Brighton 26 Apr 1988 Michael Justin W TKO5 Brighton 4 May 1988 Greg George W TKO5 Wembley 18 May 1988 Steve Aquilina W TKO4 Portsmouth 31 Jan 1989 Simon Collins W TKO4 Bethnal Green (Eubank uses leap over ropes into ring for first time, still recognised from trademark posturing in previous five fights) 8 Feb 1989 Anthony Logan W PTS8 Kensington International Middleweight contest (Eubank given a No.20 ranking by World Boxing Council following win) (signs with Barry Hearn) 1 Mar 1989 Frankie Moro W PTS8 Bethnal Green 26 May 1989 Randy Smith W PTS10 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 28 Jun 1989 Les Wisnieski W TKO2 Brentwood International Middleweight contest 4 Oct 1989 Ron Malek W TKO5 Basildon International Middleweight contest 24 Oct 1989 Jean-Noel Camara W TKO2 Bethnal Green International Middleweight contest 5 Nov 1989 Johnny Melfah W TKO4 Royal Albert Hall Eliminator for British Middleweight Title 20 Dec 1989 Jose Da Silva W TKO6 Kirby International Middleweight contest 16 Jan 1990 Denys Cronin W TKO3 Cardiff Eliminator for British Super Middleweight Title 6 Mar 1990 Hugo Corti W TKO8 Bethnal Green Wins W.B.C. International Middleweight Title 25 Apr 1990 Eduardo Contreras W PTS12 Brighton Defends Title (ESPN debut in United States) 5 Sep 1990 Kid Milo W TKO8 Brighton Defends Title 22 Sep 1990 Renaldo Dos Santos W KO1 Royal Albert Hall International Middleweight contest 18 Nov 1990 Nigel Benn W TKO9 Birmingham Wins W.B.O. Middleweight Title 23 Feb 1991 Dan Sherry W TKO10 Brighton Defends Title 18 Apr 1991 Gary Stretch W TKO6 Kensington Defends Title 22 Jun 1991 Michael Watson W PTS12 Earls Court Defends W.B.O. Middleweight Title 21 Sep 1991 Michael Watson W TKO12 White Hart Lane Wins vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Watson spent 40 days in a coma, underwent 6 brain surgeries, and suffered permanent partial paralysis) (Eubank vacates W.B.O. Middleweight Title) (Eubank retires and unretires, loses finishing instinct after Watson tragedy) 1 Feb 1992 Thulani Malinga W PTS12 Birmingham Defends Title (Malinga was knocked down in this fight but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 25 Apr 1992 John Jarvis W KO3 Manchester Defends Title 27 Jun 1992 Ron Essett W PTS12 Quinta Do Lago Defends Title 19 Sep 1992 Tony Thornton W PTS12 Glasgow Defends Title 28 Nov 1992 Juan Carlos Gimenez W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 20 Feb 1993 Lindell Holmes W PTS12 London Defends Title 15 May 1993 Ray Close D PTS12 Glasgow Retains Title (Close was knocked down in round 11 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank) 9 Oct 1993 Nigel Benn D PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.C Super Middleweight Title Retains Title 5 Feb 1994 Graciano Rocchigiani W PTS12 Berlin Defends Title 21 May 1994 Ray Close W PTS12 Belfast Defends Title 9 Jul 1994 Mauricio Amaral W PTS12 Kensington Defends Title 27 Aug 1994 Sam Storey W TKO7 Cardiff Defends Title 15 Oct 1994 Dan Schommer W PTS12 Sun City Defends Title 10 Dec 1994 Henry Wharton W PTS12 Manchester Defends Title 18 Mar 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Loses W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Collins was knocked down in round 10 but purposely allowed to recover by Eubank, Collins also knocked down in round 12 but referee didn't count it or start counting) (fight controversial for many reasons) 27 May 1995 Bruno Goddy Won TKO1 Belfast International Light Heavyweight contest 29 Jul 1995 Jose Ignacio Barruntabena W TKO1 Whitley Bay International Light Heavyweight contest 9 Sep 1995 Steve Collins L PTS12 Cork Challenger for W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank almost not aloud to compete due to dehydration before fight) (Eubank announces retirement) 19 Oct 1996 Luis Barrera W TKO5 Cairo International Light Heavyweight contest 27 Mar 1997 Camillo Alarcon W TKO4 Dubai International Light Heavyweight contest 11 Oct 1997 Joe Calzaghe L PTS12 Sheffield Challenger for vacant W.B.O. Super Middleweight Title (Eubank knocked down in round 1) (Eubank a last minute replacement for Steve Collins) 18 Apr 1998 Carl Thompson L PTS12 Manchester Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (Eubank's left eye completely closed) 18 Jul 1998 Carl Thompson L TKO10 Sheffield Challenger for W.B.O. Cruiserweight Title (stopped between rounds, Eubank's left eye completely closed)

Eubank had a TERRIFIC stiff jab,a fight with Toney would 100% depend on whether Toney could read it to avoid it then counter because otherwise he would get grinded down. If Eubank used the right tactics and took it seriously then Toney would struggle to win any of the first six rounds against Eubank(based on styles and Eubank's eliteness). Roy Jones jr. though had the reflexes and natural speed to get out of the way and make Eubank pay.

According to the Boxing Monthly profile in May 1989- Eubanks lost his first five amateur bouts, No mention of boxing at NYC golden gloves, Eubanks showed his fiercely improved skills by getting a silver medal at the 1984 Empire state games, Eubanks went to the USA golden gloves in St Louis as a replacement and got to the semifinals with no trainer, Eubanks won the Spanish golden gloves in december 1984 beating number-one USA jr.middleweight Milton, Eubanks stopped boxing and gave it up right after he won the Spanish golden gloves, He won his first five pro fights with no training because he only fought to pay for his mums phone bill he ran up, According to Eubanks autobiography- After 18 months training he unexpectedly got third place at the golden gloves then won the spanish version of the golden gloves,

Thums up to both guys in this debate,thats what these forums are all about.