Chris Eubank Jr.

grateful that the fans loved it so much you know everything i've heard about it so far has been amazing and i you know i went out into the streets um for the first time yesterday in brixton and to see the people's reactions for the first time really to really see it um you know it really it really uh it really means a lot you know i had a woman a woman came up when she was crying

grateful that the fans loved it so much you know everything i've heard about it so far has been amazing and i you know i went out into the streets um for the first time yesterday in brixton and to see the people's reactions for the first time really to really see it um you know it really it really uh it really means a lot you know i had a woman a woman came up when she was crying

She had tears in her eyes, like, you know, it's amazing what you did. You know, that fight superseded what boxing is, you know, because it was, you know, even outside of what we did in that ring, the father and son dynamic, that was real. And that's something that, you know, the entire world can relate to and has to deal with their own problems with their families.

She had tears in her eyes, like, you know, it's amazing what you did. You know, that fight superseded what boxing is, you know, because it was, you know, even outside of what we did in that ring, the father and son dynamic, that was real. And that's something that, you know, the entire world can relate to and has to deal with their own problems with their families.

So to see me and my father going through what we were going through and then to come together to unite at a time when it meant the most, that's an amazing thing. And nobody thought it was going to happen. I didn't think it was going to happen. So seeing that, you know, that's not boxing. You know, that is, that's love, you know.

So to see me and my father going through what we were going through and then to come together to unite at a time when it meant the most, that's an amazing thing. And nobody thought it was going to happen. I didn't think it was going to happen. So seeing that, you know, that's not boxing. You know, that is, that's love, you know.

You're very observant. There are a lot of things going on in my life that no one knows about and no one will ever know about. You know, as a fighter, you have to... You have to do things that nobody else could imagine doing and no one else is willing to do. I did that to be able to get into the ring that night. You also have the navigation of weight loss, rehydration restrictions.

You're very observant. There are a lot of things going on in my life that no one knows about and no one will ever know about. You know, as a fighter, you have to... You have to do things that nobody else could imagine doing and no one else is willing to do. I did that to be able to get into the ring that night. You also have the navigation of weight loss, rehydration restrictions.

These are all things that I was having to deal with on top of all the outside stuff. What you saw was maybe, yes, there was maybe certain aspects of me as an athlete that, you know, weren't a hundred percent, but the truth of it is so many fighters go into fights with issues, whether it's injuries, whether it's illness, whether it's mental problems. We all have to fight through these things.

These are all things that I was having to deal with on top of all the outside stuff. What you saw was maybe, yes, there was maybe certain aspects of me as an athlete that, you know, weren't a hundred percent, but the truth of it is so many fighters go into fights with issues, whether it's injuries, whether it's illness, whether it's mental problems. We all have to fight through these things.

That's a part of the sport, which is why I'm not going to sit here and tell you about all the things that I was dealing with because it's my job. We are fighters. You have to fight through the demons. You have to fight through the issues. You have to fight through the restrictions. And that's what I did. I didn't give up.

That's a part of the sport, which is why I'm not going to sit here and tell you about all the things that I was dealing with because it's my job. We are fighters. You have to fight through the demons. You have to fight through the issues. You have to fight through the restrictions. And that's what I did. I didn't give up.

Just a few of the things that fighters... Did you have any of these? Again, again, I'm not going to go into what I was dealing with.

Just a few of the things that fighters... Did you have any of these? Again, again, I'm not going to go into what I was dealing with.

You're going to say anything, but no, you know, it's, it's something that, you know, a lot of fighters do, you know, they, they will come out of a fight and they will say the things that were wrong with the camps and were wrong with their health or wrong with, you know, their personal lives or, you know, I've never been that guy to make excuses. I'm not looking for sympathy.

You're going to say anything, but no, you know, it's, it's something that, you know, a lot of fighters do, you know, they, they will come out of a fight and they will say the things that were wrong with the camps and were wrong with their health or wrong with, you know, their personal lives or, you know, I've never been that guy to make excuses. I'm not looking for sympathy.

I'm not looking for a reason for people to say, oh, well, you know, um, but even if I had lost, it's not in me to, oh, well, this is why I, you know, I had to do it through this and that. And people saw so much of what I had to deal with.

I'm not looking for a reason for people to say, oh, well, you know, um, but even if I had lost, it's not in me to, oh, well, this is why I, you know, I had to do it through this and that. And people saw so much of what I had to deal with.

My father, the weight cut, the rehydration clause, getting fined a million for being 0.5 overweight, using the gloves that weren't in the contract. Some guy trying to get into my changing room to check my hands and ruffling the feathers of my team. They threw everything at me. They did everything they could to try and get me off of track, to distract me, to take my mind off of the task at hand.

My father, the weight cut, the rehydration clause, getting fined a million for being 0.5 overweight, using the gloves that weren't in the contract. Some guy trying to get into my changing room to check my hands and ruffling the feathers of my team. They threw everything at me. They did everything they could to try and get me off of track, to distract me, to take my mind off of the task at hand.