Chris Eubank's EXPLOSIVE Rant on Modern Boxing

[@banjoganjo7116]

Eubank was a great warrior, people mock him for the way he speaks, his diction and wordplay, people say he is pretentious and aloof, but at the heart of it, he is actually full of wisdom, good intention and experience, you wont ever see anyone like Chris Eubank sr in the ring, he was one of a kind

[@Zxlok]

With all that said, the big sniff followed by OH YESS made me very uncomfortable

[@therealchocchip8079]

Doesn’t his son fight in the ring too? And hasn’t he got the same name? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@myfightfitness9691]

💯

[@banjoganjo7116]

@@therealchocchip8079 haha true, fair play, but not quite the level his dad was.

[@shazebahmed0704]

@@banjoganjo7116 he not even half the boxer his dad was but sometimes you can’t live up to those standards

[@marinman3551]

He's right....boxing is a complete circus

[@rogerramjet5302]

I've met Chris on a few occasions - always came across as a really decent man. He and Nigel took the sport to another level. Two warriors, two legends.

[@mustertherohirrim7315]

Ultimate ultimate boxing trilogy

[@davidcoomber4050]

Great guy unless your walking across the street when is is rushing to the airport in his car , not so nice than

[@cjgloves]

@@davidcoomber4050🤣🤣🤣

[@alanlang9692]

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[@aj_shooter4097]

I love nigel Mansel ❤

[@SteveDavis-gc2pp]

He was an absolute warrior. I have nothing but total respect for Chris Eubank he was an incredible fighter.

[@paulanthony5274]

Yes, himself and Benn and Watson were warriors.

[@lea-rw5cb]

I think even now he would do well in the ring

[@rpmr3845]

Ebank a real badd bwoy in the ring tuff wid a sledge hammer punch

[@pauljadowski176]

Gemz is the best fighter

[@pauljadowski176]

Gemz is not blocko

[@lewisfirth5242]

"I am a warrior. I go to the core... I am Invictus. Nothing crushes me. Nothing. Doesn't even come close, and if it does, I rise again and again and again"

[@mikeibby69]

Joe Calzaghe did though 🤔

[@ThePhillyo]

An old aging Chris Eubank that gave Calzaghe the hardest fight of his career... Said by the man himself.

[@pablohanc]

So did Carl Thompson and Steve Collins......twice.

[@MultiLex101]

@@mikeibby69 no response prick?

[@quiett6191]

@@mikeibby69 thats why he added ......"and if it does, I rise again and again and again"

[@mohameddahir16]

This guy is not joking in 1989 he had 9 fights in the same year that’s crazy!!!

[@paulpovey]

Those that don’t understand boxing - there’s no way Chris Eubank could’ve achieved what he has in the sport without being an absolute warrior . Listen to what he says , he is pure class to the core - he says it because he believes it and he has to believe it to become it . I will always have Huge respect for this man

[@Mrsusan1000]

It’s obvious you don’t understand the sport. He beat a domestic level Michael Watson & an inexperienced Nigel benn who gassed himself out for a “world title” nobody decent wanted. He went on a run fighting absolute nobodies after that (& was very lucky to get decisions in a few of those). He avoided the true greats of the division like James Toney , Roy jones , Michael nunn & Bernard Hopkins because he knew he’d get his ass handed to him & lose his golden egg the Micky mouse belt & his precious 0.

[@ismarcus00500]

@@Mrsusan1000 look at this sit at home on my sofa and type crackhead. You don’t rate Eubank Senior who beat Benn, you are a fool. Even the great Jones Jnr holds him in high regard and to play down Watsons ability as a boxer, you are an utter mug. Awful uneducated and classless comment. Don’t reply, you ain’t worth it.

[@M-Htike]

A great entertainer also along with his great boxing ability. A joy to watch his matches

[@SW-zh2qn]

@@Mrsusan1000absolutely 🤡

[@chriswaudby1084]

Me2 dude the Guy is an utter legend👌👌

[@markhall1216]

I personally knew Chris as a teenager , and he is 100% true worrier ! Before he had his first son Sebastian, his parents broke up and David and Chris were in care , and Chris was on road for survival! But he was always respectful if you respected him ! Clarendon Jamaica is where his family came from, he lived there for a while, eating the good old yellow yam and organic food of that region ! Big up Chris respect due to the maximum , the struggle was really real dem Tim deh !

[@inyourgranmaass3605]

Stop lying

[@MrMerseyblue]

I absolutely love Chris Eubank. A true warrior. Killed me off when he was having a serious wobble in the social club after his son died. You could see a man in pain. Heartbreaking. Hope he's moving on now.

[@yeahtbh.161]

Wobble in a social club? What do you mean?

[@gazh2166]

I’m pretty sure this interview was the same day.

[@danieljordannicol9937]

He wont ever move on

[@clairecordell2461]

Me too, got loads of love for Eubank Snr

[@terrencekelly1256]

You don't just move on if your son dies

[@bertross9727]

The way this man used to unleash punches was something special. A man completely out of the ordinary, the kind who adds richness to the tapestry of life.

[@larkvanderpooli7794]

Yes, wasn't the same after Watson though , he wouldn't go in for the kill anymore

[@pricey1635]

‘Warriors need to train warriors, you have to feel it to know it’ Love that.

[@micksroversmg558]

He is, spot on tho hard men taught me how too beat the bully's when was kid! Got to be ruthless as well as fit!

[@blackuncletoms3563]

These are just words really, majority of the trainers never did anything at a high level in boxing, Roy Jones did nothing for his son

[@alexojideagu]

Sounds a bit like Apollo Creed's speeches in 3 and 4

[@happyjonn9242]

PE teachers. 100% correct. Just look at Anthony Joshua for an example. A bodybuilder pretending to be a boxer, trained by PE teachers.

[@carmencita.k]

That's ace!!

[@Yeatfan151]

Have u ever been in de ring? If not den shut it u cant pretend to be a boxer if uve had 2 world championships

[@happyjonn9242]

@@Yeatfan151 I've been in the ring and smoked mugs better than you.

[@AveTrueToCaesar8212]

@@Yeatfan151 He was capable of becoming a champion in today’s era, but I have my doubts that he could have thrived in the past against the greats. The standard of fighters has diminished, you can still have respect for the people who compete whilst acknowledging that. Most of the fighters themselves would agree that the best of the best have already hung it up.

[@Yeatfan151]

@@AveTrueToCaesar8212 I agree but de guy said aj pretends to be a boxer jus because hes lost a few fights all de old greats have losses on wich dey learnt from

[@josephkaye8154]

I had a long conversation with Chris where he broke down his upper cut and put it back together for me. His understanding and ability to describe and demonstrate technique is remarkable. Never underestimate this man!

[@boliussa]

He doesn't talk here about the importance of technique though. He rightly says we shouldn't just haev PE teachers.. But he says he isn't with his son 24/7 and he is there to teach him how to be a man.. not to teach him moves. The moves matter. Maybe he is suffering mental illness at the moment. He is acting a bit strange. I don't know if he always acted like this?

[@carlacjyouknowmyname1756]

I belive that but his son is not who to train his son has bein in the shadows that's his life now he would have had to be somone els for the boy to do well he wonted a tuff fowred kid pushing self projecting kid wins fight not a shadow kid who els could the kid be take the floor in that house dad's a star you get under its just sad they can't see it and food a sport its a family beo I know this sanarow I seen it before lose titles image but never each other

[@jaytherestless2117]

@@boliussathis is just how he is

[@pablohanc]

He's talking nonsense with regards "PE Teachers". Some of the greatest boxing trainers were never great pro's. Brendan Ingle, Enzo Calzhage, Angelo Dundee, Manny Steward.......the list is long of great trainers who had either no boxing career in the ring themselves, or moderate success at the best. But as trainers they were superb.

[@danzmind27]

Jeez, 80s and 90s was nuts for boxing beasts. So glad i was a youngster and witnessed this era. Still a few decent fighters around at the moment but back then, in most weight classes, there were so many great great battles. Respect.

[@jasonsampson1301]

He was a savage in the ring

[@robertdundee2011]

A dinner party with him and Eric Cantona would be more intense than a DMT trip!

[@bassjunkie85]

I used to despise Eubank when I was growing up.. But as I've grown up, I realised a few things and for me, the 2 best boxers in the 90's in the weight.. We're him and Nigel Benn. Benn was always my favourite, but I found a new respect for Chris in later life. Man is a genuine legend 💯👍

[@paulbuxton1326]

Jos Calzaghe 👌🇬🇧

[@abzinhoo]

@@paulbuxton1326oh

[@antoineofionnagain3113]

James Toney and Roy Jones were levels above them in the 90s. Multiple levels.

[@michaelgratton1767]

@@antoineofionnagain3113 Toney and Jones were two of the best fighters to lace up a pair of gloves! I wouldd have liked to see Eubank and Benn in the ring with Mike McCallum as well

[@philtaylor5444]

Joe Calzaghe all day

[@lenkiewitcz]

Always admired Eubank, 1st boxer to admit he was only in the sport for money, fought his way and was hard a bloody nails. No matter what people say he’s walked the walk…

[@nez9751]

He had a great chin too. A lot of people don’t give him credit for that.

[@thesheepman220]

@@nez9751 Exactly 👍

[@MrBruce5437]

​@@nez9751the best chin ever Chris Eubank sr...also the hardest puncher ever... especially that devastating right hand..crack a skull, there is no coming back from a punch from Chris Eubank sr..he would knock you out clean

[@nooneimportant666]

I’m from Moulscoomb and often used to see Chris driving up the Lewis road in his big blue truck and jogging up and down the seafront on a Saturday morning while I was out with the dogs. Always had time for a quick shoot of the breeze , and was a true gentleman and warrior. Modern boxers could learn a lot from this man . You rock Chris 🥊

[@Buck783]

Yeah I lived shoreham by sea! He is a huge talent and was one of the best ! His huge truck 🛻 was always on the sea front

[@latonecampbell6662]

He speaks better English than most of us

[@martyboy-d2u]

So true 👍

[@hackett152332]

Speak for yourself, we ain’t all grow up council estate you scummer

[@davepowell7168]

Yes, but like it's cos he's on camera innit .ain't rocket surgery to figure bro

[@deff-sounds]

This man is unique not only in the world of combat sports but the world of men. His words carry weight that the modern world needs to experience

[@umyes5246]

Absolutely. I feel like, if he could, he would jump back in to regain titles. Hence his outward appearance. A unique professional.

[@biblybims9868]

Yes,unique as a person,was an absolutely brilliant boxer,just my opinion

[@glenhawman7440]

Yep he's a throwback My teacher is like that! Imagine him at the front of the gates one of my pajis once saw him as an old samurai in a dream? Makes you think who has gone before These days best ever? I very much doubt that! These modern guys know how to read and listen to music back in the day nope! fighting to the death on a regular basis imagine 10years in front of troy or the sriwijaya kingdom I reckon modern mma would have no chance against people who practiced martial arts for real ie protecting you and yours life and death Can anyone debate me? Yep they fit (ish) but where did all these techniques and skills we see now come from? Antiquity that's where I really do believe there's still pockets of true martial arts in the world but it's probs in Africa or fertile island with all their history theirs a scary guy somewhere no sport just death I once looked into a guys eyes, you can tell the difference He had a long lineage minankabau harimau style hairy scary Lycantrophy old school Human mind a fascinating thing that look he/it gave me changed my life I saw an old muay guy like that too nor like modern Thai

[@paulanthony5274]

He talks total bollocks

[@JesseP.Watson]

Indeed. Unique in that he quite clearly reveals himself to be a dark elf in this interview.

[@hoodmonster1]

One of the greatest fighters in my 50 years of watching boxing. 🥊 An absolute one off and a true gentleman.

[@stevenherberts968]

I'm 47 and totally agree.

[@spazzymacgee5648]

Iam an alien from planet zogg and I agree

[@Matt8284music]

The calmness and measured way of talking makes him more intimidating

[@kyleday5026]

u mean fakeness when he comes across as arrogant talking about warriors what world does he thinks he lives in

[@videofudge]

​@@kyleday5026I don't think you can relate to what he's saying. Certain people will FEEL what he's saying.

[@mrunique4871]

You either have a heart for the fight , or you don't , this guy has the heart of a lion .

[@sirdetmist3204]

No, you can gain it. Look at wlad in the AJ fight. Look at Luke Rockhold in his last UFC. He was always criticised for being a bitty and vulnerable and he went to war in his last fight.

[@mrunique4871]

@sirdetmist3204 Then he already had the heart but wasn't using it . Any rat backed into a corner will jump for the throat , but some humans would curl up in a ball and hope for the best .

[@hyphymovement203]

​@@mrunique4871thats pretty much what Justin said to Charles before he got choked out lol you don't know what your talking about kiddo

[@jamesmurphy1389]

Strange fellow. Admirable in a way, and yet I fear for the balance of his mind at times. That said, he has endured great sorrows and is deserving of respect as a warrior.

[@Pete-W1Z]

It's a gimmick like pro-wrestlers, if you read his autobiography he explains it all. Man....Boxing and Pro-Wrestling used to be promoted on the same card😅

[@Zak_Nike]

Lol he hasn't changed has he lol not one bit, good on him

[@larkvanderpooli7794]

You're strange, why he strange?

[@nathanhughes6000]

It's insane how stronge n brutal this guy was his ring IQ was amazing 1 of Britain's best

[@stevenmason-no5lk]

I think he waffles 🧇 shite tbh

[@FromaTwistedMind]

Trainers today = PE teachers, all about losing weight, looking good? Trainers yesterday = "Now this is how you win... when you encounter this... you do THAT"!

[@alextownsend3322]

He is such a fascinating speaker, with a great aura

[@martyboy-d2u]

Yes at least you understand

[@peterreid4567]

Wow. You can feel his pain. If I wanted to be taught it would be by this guy . But some kids won’t listen to there parents no matter how much of a legend

[@stevenherberts968]

You would definitely be able to defend yourself after being trained by Chris, legend in my eyes.

[@ChristianofEngland]

What an absolute gentleman and a legend. His son has nothing on him no disrespect

[@johna6968]

Following in Dad's footsteps isn't an easy road. Particularly when your role model is at Chris's level.

[@brianmarkie4667]

He isn’t wrong. I agree totally that there is a difference between being taught how to box and being fit enough to box.

[@weejim48]

Chris was one tough man. He had some epic battles but was never the same after the Michael Watson fight. One of Britain’s best ever. 👍👍

[@pablohanc]

One of the best British fighters ever. Saying that, on at home with the Eubanks Lennox Lewis had to show Chris how to close distance with a job, which surprised me. I'd have thought he'd have known that whilst fighting.

[@bradauto]

Agree. If he was the ahole a lot of people think him to be, the Watson tragedy wouldn’t have affected him so much.

[@banjoganjo7116]

Yeah the Watson fight took away the killer instinct he had to finish people, he regained it a bit towards the end of his career when he became the underdog, even the fights he lost, the people who win him always had a tough fight, chin of granite

[@StuartAnderson-xl4bo]

Nobody mentions Calzaghe he was the best UK fighter ever.

[@pablohanc]

@@StuartAnderson-xl4bo calzaghe gets mentioned all the time in boxing forums. Calling him the greatest ever is debatable. He's certainly the smartest, fighting Eubank once he was shot and struggling with the weight (although Eubank was a late replacement, so no real choice there), fighting jones Jr after his reaction speed had dulled and retiring and staying retired.

[@graemechristopher4008]

Chris Eubank on boxing, is such a compelling enigma, every sentence pregnant with deep thought and wisdom, delivered so articulately and punctuated with superlatives that glisten like jewels.

[@stevebaker6711]

I know exactly what Chris is saying as I have a 22 year old boy who I love dearly but he doesn't listen to my 57 years of experience because he has the internet now. He thinks I can't teach him anything because he says things are different now. Yes there's always progression but basically age and knowledge is king. The internet has a lot to answer for. Big up Chris. I love the guy. Coming from Brighton and Hove.

[@Jacobe23]

"If you're talking to me there's nothing to miss understand" That's one of the most gangster sentences ever. So true! Eubank was a different breed of fighter!

[@Mistershlee]

Everytime the camera goes back to Rob he's just got the look of 'wtf is going on?' all over his face.

[@FromaTwistedMind]

Mr Eubank IS talking absolute Truths here - Love him. ... l also respect & love Benn. - Its a different World nowadays & the likes of Fury fight once a year at best. Totally agree with Mr Eubanks opinions wholeheartedly. 👍

[@travelwithwill1]

He was a great boxer

[@muckle8]

@travelwithwill. No he wasn’t , he was just hard to hit , he defended more than he attacked , he wore his opponents down with them coming to him not the other way around

[@dennisallan3004]

Eubank was often booed at his fights, basically because he could be very boring , spending too much time posing as opposed to fighting, not enough action. A lot of so-called boxing fans are saying how great Eubank was, they obviously weren't around when he actually was competing.

[@anthonyhumphries5895]

​@@muckle8 so he beat guy's by making them miss while he was being advanced on whilst also reserving as much energy as possible, and you don't think that's a great boxer? I take it you just enjoy people planting their feet and swinging

[@JayeshPatel-ct5ps]

A great warrior, I cant think of a braver fighter. The second Watson fight, the first against Benn, and the two losses to Thompson at Cruiserweight, thats what he's talking about when he says he can't be broken.

[@trz678y]

Nigel ben said his chin was like hitting granite

[@BoomerNewman]

I met Chris once when I worked at Sky TV, he had not long lost the 2nd fight to Collins and I found he is such a nice guy who has time for people. He ended his phone call just to talk to me and even waited around while I found a pen and paper for his autograph. Top bloke.

[@noodles169]

His fights with benn and Watson are the stuff of legends. They had the whole of Britain sat on the edge of their seats. Probably the greatest era in British boxing. Benn, eubanks, Watson, prince naz, frank Bruno, Lennox Lewis. So many household names in the game, who were always in the ring fighting

[@anthonymcken6050]

Without doubt recent history has showed us that that era from the late 80s through to the 90s was without question the golden era of British Boxing. What we see today is an inferior product I don't even know I bother with it because I know that I'm sold garbage. I really need to get a life.

[@saneman7177]

It was probably the best era of boxing in general, not just for British fighters

[@GonnerGeezer]

Boxing is the only sport that has not progressed with time. Modern boxers couldn’t live with the 70’s 80’s 90’s 00’s

[@saneman7177]

@@GonnerGeezer it’s because there’s way better money now in things like NBA & NFL, most youngsters with top athletic genetics are more inclined to favour those sports because you can earn better money without getting punched in the head repeatedly…

[@pierreroshel2258]

I love eubank and also Joe calzaghe and Steve collins

[@elzharvskyz9621]

Oh i understand chris perfectly....he has the mind of a fighter

[@markknowles9939]

A proper fighter who wasn't afraid to lose a fight as long as he was in one.

[@battlevain]

What a fighter he was. Warrior mindset. This guy backed it up.

[@F4GRAPHICS]

Chris Eubank is a legend. Such a nice guy. I love his eccentricity. The man likes what he likes, is who he is. Only someone who isn't comfortable in their own skin would hate a guy like Chris Eubank. He was a badass boxer in his day and a true entertainer in the sport. Loved the lights and the camera. My dad used to film boxing as a cameraman in the 90s/2000s. He met people like Tyson, Prince Naseem, Barry McGuigan and many more. Eubank was always his favourite man to film because he loved getting up in the camera before the fight, and was just a really nice guy besides that. Some fighters, like Tyson in his day, had a reputation for bullying/pushing around the gaffers and camera teams before the fight began, to pysche himself up I guess. Chris was nothing but talkative, friendly, and excited before a fight. When I was little we lived in Brighton, and Chris Eubank used to drive around in his enormous lorry along the beachfront, this was also around the same time my mother saved Barry McGuigan's young boys during a boxing match when a big brawl broke out near the ring. My mum got Barry's boys out of the way, and he was very grateful, and even gave me a signed tiny little baby-sized pair of boxing gloves with the george cross on it lol.

[@theodorebundy2234]

Rob desperately trying not to piss him off

[@alexojideagu]

Interviewing Eubank is very similar to Tyson. You have to be very careful what you say, one wrong move and they can switch lol

[@Mr75044]

Chris Eubank LEGEND... I Followed Chris Nigel & bruno...in the day LOOK BACK AT HIS FIGHTS .. Hero.... Real fans know he was the best.... SIMPLY THE BEST BETTER THAN ALL THE REST. NEVER CHANGE CHRIS.... MAX RESPECT... UK...

[@Realpoweronearth]

Never seen Chris so angry !!polite but stern smile throughout 😮

[@ianmorris5501]

His fights with Nigel Benn, and Collins, were legendary. Love or hate the man, his skills in the ring were superb. Maybe his kid should pay attention.☮️😀🇬🇧

[@SB-he1cn]

Met Eubank outside a pub in Brighton, Uk. He was a gentleman. Took a photos with me and my then mrs at the time. Was dapper head to toe. Stood out from the rest. I know he can be abit of a helmet though. Going on "I'm a celebrity get me out of here" Did him no favours in the public eye.

[@atl9077]

I could listen to Chris for days on end👍

[@PBazBarrett]

Man those were the days, what a legend and what a fighter and great guy for sure..

[@matimus100]

What was great about him?

[@peterjbullock]

I looked after all of Chris intruder alarm systems in Hove for over 10 years. Lovely person and had time for you!

[@jerryappleton6855]

You can tell the sadness he has with his son and the strain on their relationship. He wanted to mentor his son. He could see if he did, his son would have been a multi-weight champion by now. But his son decided differently. He wasn't and isn't a warrior like his father. He's a PE teacher and athlete.

[@AlphonseWeebay]

Eubank juniors mother ruined him

[@stevebaker6711]

You hit the nail on the head there. Nice one.

[@djsteves554]

His son doesn't have it in him no matter who's mentoring him

[@jackjones46]

I think part of the problem is probably that Eubank's son doesn't understand firsthand the struggles of the boxer's of the past like his father, because he was born into wealth and already had recognition. Alot of the old boxers were fighting for survival, because its all they knew to get out of their crap circumstances. Boxing now is a joke compared to before, because alot of the boxers that get the most attention now are the ones who already have everything, so there's nothing really for them to gain or lose.

[@jackjones46]

I think part of the problem is probably that Eubank's son doesn't understand firsthand the struggles of the boxer's of the past like his father, because he was born into wealth and already had recognition. Alot of the old boxers were fighting for survival, because its all they knew to get out of their crap circumstances. Boxing now is a joke compared to before, because alot of the boxers that get the most attention now are the ones who already have everything, so there's nothing really for them to gain or lose.

[@kieronjohn6334]

Its like listening shakespeare on valium, legend

[@Army-veteran-dude36]

Mr Eubank , totally Respect yo you. Your are a gentleman, a warrior and a champion roll in to one. Your fights were very entertaining and skillful. I feel confident you have passed all your knowledge on to your son. I’m very pleased you are putting the records straight to them people who don’t have a clue of what they are talking. Respect sir. Kindcrefsrds from Denn, ex army veteran

[@Yanny989]

This is a brilliant interview lol. Interviewer approached this perfectly 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@imadrunk3576]

It's mad how this guy can knock someones head off. Respect to him. He understands the art of war

[@Miniculthero]

I always remember staying up with my dad to watch Friday night live to see him fight Nigel Benn. He won but when he was interviewed blood was pouring out of his mouth and all he could say was “I need to go to hospital”

[@xfingerbo3dd933]

The world needs more like him he’s a character that’s something the modern day world is killing off

[@Sweeneysimpson]

He is a WARRIOR no doubt Mr Eubank REAL OG.❤

[@dirtweasel2000]

One of my childhood heroes hearing him speak reminds me somewhat of colonel kutrz from apocalypse now. He was class then and is class now. A true legend!

[@TwoPacked]

People say he’s insane, he is greatness, genius, elite. Us common folk can’t comprehend and deep exactly what he’s saying. This man is special.

[@ianwheat1577]

What a star when he got into the ring he was there for one reason to win . I watched all he's fights what a great guy.hes son is getting there but what foots steps to follow in

[@danielgiraud8467]

I love Eubank(pause). He is a beautiful paradox. The man grew up in Kingston, Jamaica, Peckham and the Bronx. 3 very tough areas and yet has risen above all that and carries himself as someone born into privilege. A warrior and beast in the ring, Gentleman and scholar outside of the ring❤

[@life107familyfitnessboxing8]

I wish I had a father like Chris. I would be a world champion and a greater man. Chris knows what he is talking about. This man is deep.

[@BoobLover4Life]

You are wishing for a stranger to have f×××× your Mother? WTF is wrong with you.

[@The.Truth.Seaker]

Chris, you are one of the last of the real boxers. Today's boxers are a joke

[@ThefightingCelt]

He's right about modern boxing. The likes of Fury, Joshua, Wilder and Usyk play it safe, hand picking their opponents once a year or every two years, unlike the champions of old who fought multiple times a year and didn't shirk an opponent no matter who he was.

[@panchopuskas1]

Usyk and AJ hand picking opponents ? ?

[@ScottishRoyal1]

Fury is anyway.

[@bosambo]

Both AJ and now Usyk have tried and failed to make fights with Fury and he's done everything in his power to avoid them. Don't insult them by putting them on the same list.

[@pearcegreatesteverleftback03]

@@bosamboJoshua & Usyk been avoiding Fury. Joshua don’t matter now anyway he’s a has been

[@mrw5131]

Modern heavy weight boxing is complete garbage and boring af All soft compared to Hollyfield, prime tyson, Lennox Lewis etc. They'd all get folded like a cheese toasty, complete princesses compared to the real heavyweights.

[@johna6968]

I loved Chris's era of boxing. To behave his way you have to back it up. He did, in spades. Respect.

[@tomekins]

Great bloke Chris loved u were a true warrior love to meet you

[@Bullybwy123]

They seem to hate a Blackman being articulate or striving for perfection SHAME.

[@ynghuch]

Boxing just ain’t the same, just like everything else now. The worlds gone soft...... and stupid.

[@dailyhunter3683]

Simply the best👍💯

[@RustyLightningPhoto]

I used to to do Martial Arts at the same gym where Chris trained at before he was famous, and always remember having great chats with him in the changing rooms.

[@jiujitsuboy]

What did you chat about?

[@RustyLightningPhoto]

@@jiujitsuboy About styles of fighting mainly, I was about 15 at the time, he was always very positive, telling us to train hard, and be the best we could be.

[@drewmillard402]

Love Eubanks delivery on this. It is so true. Warriors should train warriors who have felt what it’s like to battle. His son should listen and listen carefully as he only has his best interest at heart.

[@markbraxton1289]

Well said Chris your right on the money...

[@markdoughty8780]

Fearsome fighter in his day - one of ethe last great British fighters...thanks for uploading.

[@TheWESTSIDE1967]

Brilliant fighter & very honest man, sometimes he rubs people up the wrong way but he's entitled to his opinion, a true warrior in the ring & the Benn fights were brutal

[@HiteshPatel-ec7xo]

Eubank Senior is an unhinged genius. Listen to this man carefully, and don't let what you think is his bravado put you off. The man is for real.

[@Jimmyc992]

In the day I was a nigel benn fan but must say Chris Eubanks is a legend. Very intelligent man as well

[@TheTruthIsOutDere]

I tweeted this months ago Is it me or is boxing crap this day and age .. unlike the 80's and 90's...every week there was a decent fight in all weight divisions now it seems as though its like a decent one off fight between a small niche of fighters all heavyweights ..😓

[@Irishpride652]

Smart men always called "crazy" look at da mans record!! Love him r hate him experience is knowledge..personally i enjoy his interviews "warriors train warriors " well said Chris love from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@boogieboy1974]

The man deserves all the respect in the world, for the fights he gave us

[@panmad6156]

A man qualified to criticise today's boxers.

[@stephenbrown5844]

Chris was an amazing fighter and possibly an amazing father,, he is always full of wit and charm, one phrase speaches. Hes always immaculate and a true gentleman. Yes chris i agree we need fighters to train fighters, like a gladiator 😊👊i hope we still see him in the future as a boxing king.... Keep up the good work Chris and stay STRONG MY FRIEND 😉👌❤️🇬🇧👊👊👊

[@biodunwilliams4944]

He ain't ranting, but saying facts ❤❤❤❤

[@accolad]

Respect,respect ,respect ,Chris eubank what a warrior .

[@mikey3627]

😂😂😂 I remember watching the fight when Chris stood in the ring with the pose and then gently marched over stood ready but still in the pose and dodged the first punch then flattened the other dude 😂😂😂 and then stood in the pose again as the dude was rigid on the canvas 😂😂😂😂 Brilliant 😂 wouldn't have mattered if they counted to 100 guy was never getting up lol 😂

[@ChrisChris-ky8cz]

He was a real fighter he fought hard and never gave in like his life depended on it not like the shit so called boxers of today

[@ThunderWarrior01]

Chris speaking more sense about life and boxing here than in any other interview before.

[@rjauto7215]

Chris is one of a kind. What a great man ❤

[@shaunnyb6383]

You have to feel it to know it, pe teachers study it but never been in the ring. Very well said. Having said that we all can't have what it takes to be boxers and not everyone wants to take those heavy blows.

[@ebbs0000]

People forget who this man really is.

[@markdennis930]

I love Chris. He is unwell. Show him love and kindness.

[@josephmcdonnell8987]

How long have you known him mate,is he a top guy in person ?

[@RobertMunro-wb6jb]

You may think that Chris is arrogant and he speaks like a sudo intellectual !!! But you can not fault what he says about modern boxing and his boxing legacy is impeccable!!! I have a great nostalgic memories of his fights with Nigel ben etc

[@EightFrancs]

Legendary boxer. A good man. Warrior. 👊🏿

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Just to point out Chris Eubank has almost double the accuracy of modern title holding boxers and he wasn't unique he was average and his punch rate was much higher as well. Those stats alone should show you boxing has lost it's way.

[@MrLangley123]

Chris was the real deal, he trained himself. What a man, most boxers are crazy mother ducks, Chris had to be, facing Nigel Benn, the cat Thompson, Joe Caz, Micheal Watson, and many other great boxers. I do wish he faced Micheal Nunn and James Toney 🤷‍♂️

[@flaviostellini1316]

Met him on a flight to Jo’borgh…. Told him he is a true hero. New fighters / fights are dull and boring.

[@alexhagan4059]

Chris is too special. What a great personality! During his fighting days many loathed him thinking he was cocky. As young as he was, he truly knew what he was up to. A true giant of a warrior indeed. I feel like crying listening to him. Too much respect for this man.

[@vonsprague7913]

I met him a couple of times and he is an absolute gentleman. A quiet, polite and very nice man.