Chris Eubank Jr. just showed you WHY rematches are viable, even after a knockout loss.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Vast majority of you gave Young Eubank no chance.

You said that Smith was simply the better fighter.


You said the rematch was pointless.

AFTER this, you now recognize how being weight drained completely changes the fight (not to mention Chris trying to be Roy Jones).

Do you understand now, NSB? Do you?

[tomhawq]

Don't know of any B-side who had issues with rematch clauses during negotiations. They're laser-focused on the first fight.

[War Room]

Vast majority of you gave Young Eubank no chance.

You said that Smith was simply the better fighter.


You said the rematch was pointless.

AFTER this, you now recognize how being weight drained completely changes the fight (not to mention Chris trying to be Roy Jones).

Do you understand now, NSB? Do you?

Sloshed ^^^ taking to some mystery people.

[ShoulderRoll]

Liam Smith looked awful and nowhere close to the version that beat Eubank in the first fight.

[Roadblock]

Chris was winning the first just as easily and got caught, he was kind of trying too hard early then from the KD he settled into a rhythm and beat him up.

[_original_]

These are typically the exceptions not the rule.

[El_Mero]

U just as salty as Derrick James. Foh

[Gideon lock]

People moaning about eubank clinching but not mentioning smiths blatant back of the head shot attempts I counted over 20

[PRINCEKOOL]

There are always factors in why a fighter wins or loses a fight.

Some of those factors are just apart of the game. But? Specifically I was one of the few who theorized that Eubank Junior was suffering from the chronic effects of weight draining himself for the Benn fight.

And due to this Eubank Junior's conditioning and durability was not at the level where it should of been for the first Smith fight.

Smith to his credit took advantage of that opportunity and beat Eubank Junior in that first fight.

I have been stating for months, that Team Smith did not want this rematch. They would of been content with moving on to another fight.

Because they must of known that Smith's first win may be as good as it gets vs Eubank Junior. Even if Smith would of won the rematch, I expected it to be a really tough fight like most of his fights at a good level 'Smith very rarely at a good level wins comfortably or easy'.

Note: Eubank Junior is solid fighter, win or lose he always puts in a good effort. I am not claiming he is World level, but he is good enough at-least to challenge for a World title again 'And I think that should be his next aim, just give it a go. After he has taken on that challenge, he can chase more big domestic fights which seem to be big business fights' etc.

[MONGOOSE66]

Vast majority of you gave Young Eubank no chance.

You said that Smith was simply the better fighter.


You said the rematch was pointless.

AFTER this, you now recognize how being weight drained completely changes the fight (not to mention Chris trying to be Roy Jones).

Do you understand now, NSB? Do you?

Who cares….It’s pointless when BOTH boxers are Pointless.