Chris Eubank Jr.

There was no more being pretty with it, defense. Nope. It's go time now, baby. We're going to see how much this kid really wants it. Because I want it. I don't know how much he wants it. We're going to find out. Let's find out. Come forward, you attack, you walk through the punches. It doesn't look good. Doesn't look pretty. It's not boxing. It is trench warfare.

There was no more being pretty with it, defense. Nope. It's go time now, baby. We're going to see how much this kid really wants it. Because I want it. I don't know how much he wants it. We're going to find out. Let's find out. Come forward, you attack, you walk through the punches. It doesn't look good. Doesn't look pretty. It's not boxing. It is trench warfare.

You know, when you're dehydrated as well, after the fight, my face is swollen up. And that's not from the punches. That's from severe dehydration. It's this weird thing where like when your body doesn't have any moisture in it and you're dehydrated, your face puffs up. I think it's just the skin is weak and it just puffs up.

You know, when you're dehydrated as well, after the fight, my face is swollen up. And that's not from the punches. That's from severe dehydration. It's this weird thing where like when your body doesn't have any moisture in it and you're dehydrated, your face puffs up. I think it's just the skin is weak and it just puffs up.

And that's what I was suffering with most in hospital was just complete dehydration. It got to a point where I was in the hospital and I was lying in the bed. And they had drips, IV drips to get all the liquid into your system. And my bladder was full. Like I really needed to pee. For about two hours, I'd get up, go to the toilet. I stand in the toilet. would not go. And I'm dying to go.

And that's what I was suffering with most in hospital was just complete dehydration. It got to a point where I was in the hospital and I was lying in the bed. And they had drips, IV drips to get all the liquid into your system. And my bladder was full. Like I really needed to pee. For about two hours, I'd get up, go to the toilet. I stand in the toilet. would not go. And I'm dying to go.

That's how dehydrated I was, that my body would not let any liquids, any moisture go. It was holding onto everything. There were moments in that hospital where I'm feeling, you know, I saw myself, I caught myself in a mirror. I see my face is all puffed up. This massive cut across my eye got, my headache is crazy. You know, and I'm feeling sorry for myself. I've got my family around me.

That's how dehydrated I was, that my body would not let any liquids, any moisture go. It was holding onto everything. There were moments in that hospital where I'm feeling, you know, I saw myself, I caught myself in a mirror. I see my face is all puffed up. This massive cut across my eye got, my headache is crazy. You know, and I'm feeling sorry for myself. I've got my family around me.

Some of them are crying. And I'm like, this is so bad. I'm lying there. I've got my mask on, oxygen mask. I can hear everything that's going on. Somebody, we're in a ward. Somebody gets wheeled into the room next to me. And it's only, you know, it's, there's no walls. It's like sheets just separating. I'm looking up.

Some of them are crying. And I'm like, this is so bad. I'm lying there. I've got my mask on, oxygen mask. I can hear everything that's going on. Somebody, we're in a ward. Somebody gets wheeled into the room next to me. And it's only, you know, it's, there's no walls. It's like sheets just separating. I'm looking up.

is so bad get me the morphine get me the morphine they can't get them they can't get you the morphine until they sign off on some stuff so i'm waiting there this is so bad and then i hear the doctor say we have to operate on him now otherwise he's gonna die i heard that from the other room and i thought oh my god I'm great. I'm blessed.

is so bad get me the morphine get me the morphine they can't get them they can't get you the morphine until they sign off on some stuff so i'm waiting there this is so bad and then i hear the doctor say we have to operate on him now otherwise he's gonna die i heard that from the other room and i thought oh my god I'm great. I'm blessed.

I should not be feeling sorry for myself at all because I knew I was in pain, but there's a guy next to me. He's about to die. What am I doing feeling bad for myself and complaining about a headache and a cut eye? He's about to die. And I don't know, you know, they willed him off and I don't know what happened to him. I pray that he's okay. But that put everything into perspective for me.

I should not be feeling sorry for myself at all because I knew I was in pain, but there's a guy next to me. He's about to die. What am I doing feeling bad for myself and complaining about a headache and a cut eye? He's about to die. And I don't know, you know, they willed him off and I don't know what happened to him. I pray that he's okay. But that put everything into perspective for me.

You know, I'm okay. I'm blessed. I'm going to be okay.

You know, I'm okay. I'm blessed. I'm going to be okay.

I said it after the fight. I wasn't expecting him to be able to do what he did in terms of show the heart and the determination and the will to win. He never gave up. I didn't know he had that in him. I hadn't prepared for 12 round fight like that. I thought that I would get to five or six rounds. He'd start feeling the pace and he'd look for a way out. He did not do that.

I said it after the fight. I wasn't expecting him to be able to do what he did in terms of show the heart and the determination and the will to win. He never gave up. I didn't know he had that in him. I hadn't prepared for 12 round fight like that. I thought that I would get to five or six rounds. He'd start feeling the pace and he'd look for a way out. He did not do that.

So in that respect, I have respect for him. The fight finished. I did not shake his hand. I didn't congratulate him. I didn't speak to him. I didn't hug him, which is what most fighters, pretty much all fighters do after they fight. And especially a fight like that, you would expect that. I couldn't do it. I didn't have it in me because in my mind, you know, this kid is still a drugs cheat.

So in that respect, I have respect for him. The fight finished. I did not shake his hand. I didn't congratulate him. I didn't speak to him. I didn't hug him, which is what most fighters, pretty much all fighters do after they fight. And especially a fight like that, you would expect that. I couldn't do it. I didn't have it in me because in my mind, you know, this kid is still a drugs cheat.