I ve never had anytime for eubank jr , he was never allowed to be himself as his dad was to overbearing , think its because i grew up in the shadow of my dad albeit at a totally different level of course, de gale is frustrating he had everything to be one of the greats ,however his lifestyle lets him down , ive been in tenerife quite a number of times when hes been there and seen him doing crazy things , the pair of them have nowhere to go if they lose, i would like to see de gale win .However one thing to worry for de gale eubank jr for the first time has a world class trainer ,will it make a difference you bet it will.

feel sorry for anyone that paid 20 quid to watch this

In reply to Post #317
They both need to retire absolute garbage

In reply to Post #318
agreed

Wtf was that all about? Didn't expect it to be great but damn that was bad. How on earth do that many shots get thrown and yet barely any land clean? Utter shambles from both. Degale to retire, eubank to fight someone decent, get beat, then retire would be my guess

In reply to Post #320
He is that deluded he now says he is top of the food chain and is going for all the belts.A genuine question who's belt can he expect to get Smiths,Canelo,Plants I don't really see him beating any of them do you

In reply to Post #321
Not watched it, heard he has won on the radio this morning

The plastic champ, what an arrogant deluded ****

Fury wilder off !!!

In reply to Post #323
And a very odd reason given. Fury wants another fight first to raise his u.s profile. I'd have thought fighting their heavyweight champion would be about as profile raising as it gets in the USA...

In reply to Post #324
This may turn out good allround

I think Fury's latest deal has put everybody in a back seat position. What he did was amazing to come back and fight like that, another fight would possibly be perfect preparation for the rematch

In the meantime if Joshua gets through that bum Miller, who has a knockout chance it could mean Wilder would meet Joshua, can't keep ducking and diving the real big fights forever

Just waiting for my mate Nathan drop the tickets off for his upcoming fight.

In reply to Post #326
When he's dropped them off ask him to sort that **** out with the washing line for you

In reply to Post #325
You keep saying about aj dodging the big fights, but he has a better cv than both fury and wilder...

In reply to Post #327


Gonna set my other mate on him whose in training for his first upcoming official cage fight......

Edit - Nathan held up at college doing interviews......Depart with my 35 buns tomorrow now.

In reply to Post #324
Half of america dont know who wilder is let alone fury