Chris Eubank Jr. apparently isn’t too concerned about getting his kudos from Liam Smith. Eubank gained sweet revenge earlier this month when he stopped Smith in 10 rounds during their middleweight bout at AO Arena in Manchester, England. Eubank was stopped in four rounds in the same venue by Smith in January in what was the most humiliating moment of his professional career.
Brian "Bomac" McIntyre didn’t exactly impart anything too revelatory for his latest client, Chris Eubank Jr., ahead of his grudge match with Liam Smith. The veteran trainer from Omaha, Nebraska, best known for guiding undisputed welterweight champion Terence
Trainer Joe McNally contends Liam Smith was coerced into fighting Chris Eubank Jr. on a date that was clearly disadvantageous to his client. Last Saturday night in Manchester, England, Eubank stopped Smith in 10 dominant rounds in their middleweight rematch to turn back the result of their first meeting, in January, when Smith, in a huge upset, stopped Eubank in four rounds.
Middleweight contender Chris Eubank Jr. was not paying attention to a lot of the critical comments in the aftermath of his knockout loss to Liam Smith. In January, observers were stunned when Smith knocked Eubank out in only four rounds.
Liam Smith has broken his silence after suffering defeat last weekend. The Liverpool fighter was comprehensively beaten by Chris Eubank Jr. as the pair engaged in a lucrative rematch at Manchester’s AO Arena.
While boxing is in a bit of a lull between major fights, the game continued to roll over the weekend with two significant fights of note. At middleweight, a rematch between consensus top ten battlers produced a sequel very different from the original. In January, Liam Smith dropped Chris Eubank twice in round four to score a career best stoppage win. The dramatic scene
By Jake Donovan - There wasn’t one singularly contributing factor that produced a different outcome the second time around for Chris Eubank Jr. Several changes were made by the second-generation middleweight following a fourth-round stoppage to Liverpool’s Liam Smith earlier this year. The 33-year-old Brighton native joined forces with noted boxing coach Brian ‘Bomac’
Former world champion Liam Smith would love to get his own measure of revenge against Chris Eubank Jr. in a trilogy fight. In January, Smith stunned the Manchester crowd by knocking Eubank out in four rounds.
Former world champion Carl Froch believes Liam Smith - due to a huge weight cut - was not capable of performing in last Saturday's rematch with Chris Eubank Jr. in Manchester.
Honesty generally takes a backseat during fight week. Everybody is injury free, convinced of victory and bang on the weight. It is much safer to believe what you see rather than what you hear.