At 19, I decided to turn professional and accepted my first fight for $250 at the Atlantis Hotel, Atlantic City, on October 3 1985. It set up my whole career and life. — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share Image
There are certain things you must not say in spite of the fact that supposedly democracy means free speech. No. You are not allowed… — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
I moved to New York aged 16, and worked part-time in a Korean store in South Bronx selling groceries, bread and confectionery. I earned… — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
Yes, I have spent. I have lived and had accidents. It's all part of life's wonderful experience. — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
Michael Watson is a part of me. It's in my head, it's in my grain. There are scars within me. Therefore, those scars are… — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
Fighters who speak disparagingly about fighters from years gone by do us all a disservice. It is treacherous. — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
Most people seem to think I am something of a character and the things that have befallen me are par for my course. — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
You aren't going to show me something I haven't seen. Nobody can bring something to me that I don't already know, not in boxing.… — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
Fortunately, I was technically skilled, so I didn't have to bludgeon people, I didn't have to batter them. — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
The Watson fight was the worst beating I ever took in a ring, but I couldn't quit. — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
Fear is what activates your tools; your jab, your movement, your speed, your ability to absorb punishment. — Chris Eubank Sr Copy Share
