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Comments Thread For: Eubank Jr: Did I Underestimate George Groves? Maybe.
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Originally posted by SteveM View PostExactly - he's 28 not 21.
He doesn't know how o close the gap because he can't use his feet.
He doesn't know how to not smother his own punches against a higher level opponent
He is too easily tied up by a stronger guy.
Hire 3 trainers?
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Originally posted by SteveM View PostHis mentality is fine. Ok - maybe he is a bit deluded but otherwise he is high on confidence and he is a dog. No, he problem is he lacks boxing fundamentals.
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Groves had better resume so he could be excused for underestimating junior but didn't.
I don't think jnr underestimated groves its just gamesmanship.
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I think everyone has pretty much said what I want to say.
He definitely needs a trainer you can’t go into a fight like this and just fight how you feel like it. Eubank wasn’t using the jab to set anything up or close the distance just jumping in with wide hooks.
One thing I will say is he’s a determined fuc*er. He gave it everything he had and kept coming forward all night. It’s not a question of heart or natural talent there just needs to be more thought behind what he does. He’s not a young boy anymore though so I do worry for him. These lessons should’ve been learned years ago but he was too busy fighting bums.
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Originally posted by wildman View PostGroves surprised me and proved me wrong. However, Eubank was not "exposed" as some kind of fraud. He is a top talent and a tough, determined man. Just needs to fine tune his technique and get a bit more experience. He isn't going away.
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Originally posted by Fabes88 View PostI think everyone has pretty much said what I want to say.
He definitely needs a trainer you can’t go into a fight like this and just fight how you feel like it. Eubank wasn’t using the jab to set anything up or close the distance just jumping in with wide hooks.
One thing I will say is he’s a determined fuc*er. He gave it everything he had and kept coming forward all night. It’s not a question of heart or natural talent there just needs to be more thought behind what he does. He’s not a young boy anymore though so I do worry for him. These lessons should’ve been learned years ago but he was too busy fighting bums.
There are hundreds and thousands of hours where he could have been learning footwork and how to step back (like Golovkin) and not smother your own attack but for whatever reason - arrogance? - he decided he had enough in his armoury to become a world champ.
If he is to improve he needs to get real humble and reflective and accept his deficiencies. And then start learning - fast! If he can't/won't do that he has no hope.
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