Comments Thread For: Eubank Jr: It'll Be Huge To Bring Quinlan's Title Back To England!

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Middleweight contender Chris Eubank Jr. (23-1, 18KOs) is very motivated to become world champion when he faces Renold Quinlan (11-1, 7KOs) for the IBO super middleweight title on February 4th at the Olympic Velodrome in Stratford.
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[angkag]

No it won't.....

[MBE]

No it won't.....

Your location says Spain. As a Brit let me tell you it certainly will.

[Madison Boxing]

Your location says Spain. As a Brit let me tell you it certainly will.

it means **** all. Are you really a brit? Cause eubank is a laughing stock here and this fights considered a joke...

[bluepete]

Your location says Spain. As a Brit let me tell you it certainly will.

I'm a Brit and it won't mean *****t..

[taes]

The belt was fought for out in the arse end of the world. It's not worth a **** - unless your an inhabitant of planet eubank.

[Clegg]

IBO are normally the best way of telling who the best fighter in a division is, like at welterweight where their champ has an 11-7 record who has never left South Africa.

[redmish]

I have to keep reminding myself that this crap is actually PPV. Unbelievable. Has the price been confirmed yet?

[thack]

The Eubanks have turned this into a circus ......not one ounce of respect for this game of delusion and lies.Only the gullible and half witted will fall for this bollocks ....they should be ashamed of themselves.....or maybe they simply are too far up their own arses they are blind.

[FlatLine]

Perhaps history repeats itself. When Eubank Sr won the WBO title, the WBO was only 2 years old as an organization and it was seen by many as a joke of a title but Eubank was instrumental in bringing it to prominence.

Maybe Eubank Jr will do the same thing with the IBO. While it's not highly regarded now, it's the fighter who holds the title which determines the title's real value. But he's actually taking a gamble going up to SMW for a title without any tune up fights so he has a new set of challenges to overcome and the outcome of the fight isn't set in stone.