Chris Eubank Sr.The legendary was the world champion in two weight, who was carrying British boxing with dignity, pride and class until the 90s, gave the brutal message to his alienated son, Chris Eubank Jr.Just a few days before the fight with Conor Benn.

Talking with SecondsThe iconic character was not refrained – by putting the truth few in today’s sport he has the courage to say.

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Eubank Sr. About the egg incident: “I didn’t teach you it.”

Eubank Sr., a man who lived in the Code of Boxing Nobility, was outraged by the behavior of the junior in accumulation, where he broke the raw egg in Benna’s face:

“Junior, you break the egg on the face of this guy … I taught you this? I didn’t teach you this. Who taught you? Did Karen teach you?”

He explained that this behavior is far below the standards that he fought for maintenance:

“It’s shameful! I will stand in your corner? You have to be enraged! I would never be in your corner, you are a disgrace!”

A fine worth 100,000 pounds was not enough to think about what Eubank SR. He perceived as a betrayal of all boxing – and his name – means.

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About promoters and boxing: “Is it who we are now?”

Eubank Sr., one of the few who still defends the spirit of noble art, got into today’s promotional scene:

“These promoters do not care about boxing and the standards of boxing and noble art, which is boxing. Without a bad language, without hitting people with eggs, and then promoting. Are we right now?
Has it appeared now? Are we what we are? Is this who we are? “

He was not only disappointed – he was outraged by the way the current generation is conducted astray:

“Because if we are it, what your children will be.”

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In a matter sanctioned by the fight: “You are all going in the wrong way.”

Eubank Sr. He made it clear – he doesn’t believe that this fight should even happen:

“147 against 160 is contrary to the rules. When Kell Brook was forced to fight GGG, it is contrary to the rules. This boy shattered the nest of the eyes. This is happening.
For them, promoters are only a game, but for warriors it is a way of life. “

He called the whole system of abandoning the foundations with which he and the other great people fought for protection:

“It looks like I’m the only person who says:” Stay for a moment, guys. You all go in the wrong way. “
We have to go the other way. In this way, where they take you, he is down and I don’t do it. “

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About his heritage and the birth of the success of Matchroom

Eubank Sr. He also reminded everyone about what he brought to this sport – something that the promoters apparently forgot:

“I created Matchroom. Matchroom would not replace other promoters, if not for the spirit that led me to my career.”

He turned directly to Barry Hearn:

“Barry, I gave you this. You helped me and helped you. Without me I couldn’t give you a gift, but you gave it to one of your family members.
Where are you, Barry? Are you content with all this? “

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Refusing the game: “I won’t be a partner.”

Asked if he appeared in the corner of the juniors or whether he would appear at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, Eubank Sr. He was crystal clear:

“I will not be a partner in their stupidity, to their circus.”

He proudly stands in front of the circus, into which newfangled boxing turned into:

“Everything I did for boxing, I should force it to any circus? This is the wrong statement. It’s a disgrace.”

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Last word: respect the legend

Chris Eubank Sr. He is not just a former master-he is a standard carrier of what he once meant boxing and what it should be.

The fighter who won the belts in the right way. A man who respectfully treated this sport and his fans. A legend that fought with the five titles of the world a year, not three fights in three years.

His voice may now sound alone in the era of acrobatics in social media and circus promotions, but do not make a mistake: Chris Eubank Sr. He is a giant whose rules are towering over the mess, today’s boxing often becomes.

You may not agree with everything he says – but you can’t deny that he speaks from a place where few others even remember.

Boxing – real boxing – needs more men like him.