ANybody else find EUbank Sr REALLy entertaining?

[jmrf4435]

I never paid attention to that stuff. I think he has become a damn good fighter. I don't think he is B level at all as one poster said. He is A level in my opinion and I think he would KO any 168 pound UK boxer.

he had really great movement

[FinitoxDinamita]

Ive never been entertained by his style of fighting or persona but that is just me.

I dont find him all that exciting in the ring and his attitude is rubbish. Calling himself English and sht. Lol ummkay you look like Tyrone, not no fkin English. It sounds like a white scholar.

He is overrated as a fighter. Almost cried and sht when Toney dogged him on a show. Toney would have murked him.

*** eubank

[sweetpea87]

He's like a weirder Teddy Atlas in a lot of ways lol. He's definitely interesting, you never know what kind of weird **** he's going to do or say

[TonyGe]

His accent, his poems. I mean, he talks differently than anyone I've ever known.

He's like a little jester, his tuxedos, it's all hilarious

And then he'll use word like "apprentice" to describe other boxers. It's like he wants to be from early 1900's

Is he just weird or does he like the camera to much?

WHat's his deal, I'm not from the UK so I don't get enough of him.

Yeah he's entertaining but he has to let his son alone. The kid can't do anything it seems without Senior around. He single handedly torpeded the Golovkin fight. Which in retrospect might have been on purpose. LOL..

[TonyGe]

I never paid attention to that stuff. I think he has become a damn good fighter. I don't think he is B level at all as one poster said. He is A level in my opinion and I think he would KO any 168 pound UK boxer.

Yeah, he was better than a B level fighter no doubt.

[jmrf4435]

He's like a weirder Teddy Atlas in a lot of ways lol. He's definitely interesting, you never know what kind of weird **** he's going to do or say

He likes ot go against the grain like Atlas

[coghaugen]

Eubank would've been HUGE in the US, but Arum made it clear he didn't want McCallum, Nunn, Toney or Jones facing him because of his awkward style.

He had incredible movement. An amazing fighter. That 43-fight streak unbeaten, 20 of them world title fights, all massive fights watched by eight-figure audiences in the UK alone, is the one of the best runs there's been, if not the; he was never out of the papers or off our TV screens here in England.

[DinoCop]

I like him when he is not trying to practice cheap, fake, elevated literary jargon. He was saying in a slow pace "I smelt the blood in his breath",he was clearly making up that bs as he talked.

[jmrf4435]

I like him when he is not trying to practice cheap, fake, elevated literary jargon. He was saying in a slow pace "I smelt the blood in his breath",he was clearly making up that bs as he talked.

He's interesting. I don't think he is ****** at all, his interview with Ariel halawi was VERY interesting

[mlac]

a gentleman and scholar. a great man!

lets not forget the fact he went from middleweight champ to ending his career jumping up 2 weight divsions from super middle to cruiserweight to fight for the world title, and was unfortunately robbed against Carl thompson, in a fight that SHOULD of greatly enhanced and defined his career