Originally posted by Rockin1
I went to see Lindell fight Eubank, and most expected Eubank to blow him away in three or four rounds because Holmes was old. But Holmes came out of the blocks fast as **** and Eubank was taken aback by it, Eubank was struggling with the pressure Holmes was bringing early on (seemed like one last hurrah) but Chris smartly managed to land two or three hard body shots per round and by the middle rounds the body shots were taking affect as Holmes was visibly slowly which allowed Eubank to come into his own.. but Lindell still showed some class at times- switching from body to head rapidly and doubling up on his hooks and jabs. He looked pretty good against Eubank, Holmes.. built like a bull and a wily warhorse with good peek-a-boo type defence, but far too static that night.
! To say you sparred these guys and had the beating of Catley and Brown cos they were limited, in 1994 when you were 4 year old
. By now you must be a real world beater
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