Lemieux vs Eubank Jr. - How Does It Play out?

[Lester Tutor]

An injury cant stop me from continuing 2 do what I love. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.. with extra sugar #NoExcuses #TeamEubank pic.twitter.com/MPnUkUPkjA

— Chris Eubank Jr (@ChrisEubankJr) November 4, 2016

[Sadiqkingofko]

Eubank stops him inside 6

[_Maxi]

Eubank stops him inside 6

So Eubank does a better job than Golovkin?

[Sparked_26]

Not sure how anyone can confidently predict what Eubank Jr does in a fight at world level. He's never had a fight there unless you count the BJS fight when both were coming through.

Those first 6 rounds showed different levels of talent and BJS made him look basic.

I think a lot of us hope Eubank Jr has the same granite chin as his father and resilience. He showed resilience against BJS and narrowed it on the cards and finished strong. He does look the part though at least.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

He has some tiny ass wrists and forearms compared to his biceps.

[Sadiqkingofko]

So Eubank does a better job than Golovkin?

Styles make fights, Golovkin beats Eubank, but Eubank's style is better against Lemieux but Golovkin still stopped him didn't he? Rubio stopped Lemieux one round quicker than Golovkin but was still stopped inside two rounds

[Lester Tutor]

So Eubank does a better job than Golovkin?

Angulo stopped Rosado in 2... Rubio stopped Lemieux. Whats ggg gotta do with this? He's busy with Froch innit?

[Redd Foxx]

I've followed Jr since his first pro fight. I've also said many times that Lemieux is a slob of a boxer. However, I've got this at 50/50. Reason being, Chris always lets himself get hit at some point and likes to trade and over power opponents. His game is not rooted in it, but he does it more and more (was far more slick in his early days). This type of thing would get him in trouble with Lemieux, who is slow and predictable, but strong enough that even Golovkin didn't try to trade with him.

[mlac]

I've followed Jr since his first pro fight. I've also said many times that Lemieux is a slob of a boxer. However, I've got this at 50/50. Reason being, Chris always lets himself get hit at some point and likes to trade and over power opponents. His game is not rooted in it, but he does it more and more (was far more slick in his early days). This type of thing would get him in trouble with Lemieux, who is slow and predictable, but strong enough that even Golovkin didn't try to trade with him.

Jnr has a better chin and a better gastank than lemule.

I have followed both since the beginning of their careers, and i'll take chris to stop him mid to late on.

[Pain~Lucy]

Lemieux will fold this domestic no-hoper