Comments Thread For: Chris Eubank Jr. Gets Dominant Revenge: Drops, Stops Liam Smith in Tenth

[anonymous2.0]

I wasn't interested in a rematch & thought it was unnecessary but I was wrong. Possible trilogy on the horizon? I dunno. I'll watch it even though I still lack the enthusiasm for it.

You would have to point a gun at me to make me watch a trilogy fight.

[Joseph]

I think Smith is showing his age. None of that sneakiness was there tonight. He looked like a walking punching bag.

Cong**** to Eubank. He looked great and I owe him an apology for doubting him. But then again, Smith didn't put up much of a fight, so...

[Tonyu]

Well done Chris, you proved yiyr critics wrong. All this week I read Smith was going to beat Chris again. Chris has the last laugh.

[Boro]

In the first first Eubank looked drained and not his self and in this fight something looked wrong with smiths feet/ankles or shoes and also not his usual self from the opening bell, I hope there is a third so we can have a definitive answer (not really but it'd be nice to know who "the better man is").

[Kris Silver]

Cheers Chris, I backed you for the knockout win, nice lil bet win there.

Liam gained 3 stone he said in the post fight interview, blaming the injury. LOL. He done a Ruiz Jnr!

[-DSG-]

Bomac in the lead for Trainer of the Year.

Going to be tough to beat out papa Inoue if takuma defends his belt and naoya gets undisputed.

[A.B Counterhooks]

Smith looked like he was paid not to throw punches, too damn hesitant and gunshy nowhere near the fighter of their first fight, on the other hand Jr. Looked sharper dunno what Bomac did or said to him but looked like it worked. Yeah, already on trainer of year talks.

[ShoulderRoll]

Going to be tough to beat out papa Inoue if takuma defends his belt and naoya gets undisputed.

Crawford already got undisputed.

[Joseph]

Definite role reversal. Smith looked lean and mean in the first fight, and pudgy and slow here. Eubank looked frail the first fight, and looked sharp here.

[thack]

Proves nothing, and he calls out more welterweights…