Chris Eubank vs Nigel Benn: original competition for revised by the ‘real gladiators’ of British boxing | Boxing news

Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank, in a sport and a unique violent case, determined a period of English boxing.

Their sons, Conor Benn and Chris Eubank JR, this week in London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium adjust family competition this week to fight Saturday Sky Sports Box Office.

In this period, Eubank SR and Benn Sr were in the heiaturence and notorious, it was felt like gold time for English boxing.

“Completely”, “Michael Watson, Eubank and Benn’s life and boxing careers said a big figure Sky sports.

It’s part of this, Watson said: “It’s something I enjoy all my life.”

Watson beat Watson Benn Benn when he fought in a tent in the Finsbury Park and defeated Eubank in 1991.

Eubank and Benn were special characters. Watson described them as “real gladiators.”

“They are a real deal, and they bless the temper.” “Nigel Benn – Awesome punch power. Chris Eubank, he is my heart and soul.

“People do not know Chris for true self but are a true love and character. Nigel is the same way.

However, the hostility between Eubank and Benn was real and fierce in the fight.

“It’s a shitty thing,” Watson said. “This is a job, it is the way he goes.

“This is the job. It’s fun. It’s good to be a good character to entertain the people. This is all about.”

Eubank and Ben fought for the first time, it was the perfect storm of completely diametrically faced characters to conquer his opponent. Produced one of the great battles.

Benn Wbo was a secondary champion and again seemed to be a force that never stopped when he met Eubank in 1990 in 1990.

“Eubank had emerged as anyone else I saw in boxing. It was so eccentric,” he reminded the author of the classical book Dark trade and the latest Last CallWho surrounds the fight.

“In the first minute, there was a meaning to open something special. I didn’t think it would last a long time. Suddenly Eubank Benn. He shaken him, he was able to stop him.

“This classic slugfest was opened and just had to watch. In this sense, I thought these two boys went to a dark, dark place.

“Violence … You can only feel that. It was wild that both had both.”

When the Benn’s jaw is clogged an uponcut, eubank remains less with almost language. He gave nothing and struggled to rain in the tubers of great power.

“Nigel Benn’s eyes can see you are tired. It seemed that he could see it hardly from his eyes,” McRae said.

“He nails several times in the eubank. It really struck with some footage that stops most warriors for all Dandyisms and effects of Eubank.”

Eubank Benn was offended, he drew him in return, and the judge forced him to hunt him in the ninth round.

The holiday ended with a crude emotion on the full screen.

“I think this struggle should look at the faces of two warriors to see the depths of the dark,” McRae said.

“Because they made each other to this box office. But I think that in the 1990s, it was the fight against himself.”

Their second battle ended in Old Trafford in 1993, one of the ones that Benn and others would win. A third struggle never left the competition in an unresolved sense.

“I think the hostility between Benn and Eubank lasted a long time,” McRae said.

“I think for Benn and Watson that Eubank had a little chip on his shoulder because they were grilled. He forced them to be stupid.

“I think he wanted to prove a point against him, and I think he wanted to hurt him, because the depth of hostility was so deep.”

He left his competition that two sons who fought each other in English sports are an obligatory offer for names and family heritage.

Another generation, but the same old battle.

Follow Chris Eubank Jr Vs Conor Benn on Saturday, April 26, live in the Sky Spors Box office.