Comments Thread For: The ?sudden? decline of Chris Eubank Jnr can be traced back to 2019

[IronDanHamza]

The fact is he was never that good. What's his best win? A faded Arthur Abraham?

The guy chose to fight at middleweight because that's where the lower risk/higher reward fights were for him. The reward was all he cared about, there was nothing stopping him fighting a traditional campaign at a more comfortable weight class if he wanted to.

The guy's got away with talking and deflecting because of who he is and, by the standard of boxers, is more articulate than most. Had he taken the GGG fight when it was on a plate his demise would have come even sooner and he and his father knew it.

Couldn't agree more, he's terrible.

I was ringside for Eubank-Groves, I picked Eubank on the basis he was fresher and the momentum was with him. After that fight it's clear that this guy is just distinctly average.

[famicommander]

I didn't think he was going to amount to much years ago, but he kept relevant with his name and all.

Question, since I commented on a Julio Chavez Jr. article a moment ago.

Whose the better of the kids? Chavez Jr. Eubank Jr. or Benn Jr.? lol

The real answer to this question is unquestionably Cory Spinks, followed by Wilfredo Vazquez Jr.

You really can't top the Spinks family legacy:
Leon - Olympic Gold Medalist, undisputed heavyweight champion of the world
Michael - Olympic Gold Medalist, undisputed light heavyweight champion of the world, IBF/Ring/lineal heavyweight champion of the world
Cory - undisputed welterweight champion of the world, 2X IBF 154 world titlist

[MulaKO]

Just another domestic level fighter , exposed , living off the coattails of his old man