Chris Eubank Jr: I Was Paid $**** For The Fight! The Night Before, My Dad Finally Opened Up!
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first person I've really spoken to about this type of stuff. I was in hospital after the fight, lying there, I've got my mask on. Get me the morphine, get me the morphine. Got my family around me, some of them were crying. I can hear everything that's going on. And then I hear the doctor say from the other room We have to operate on it now, otherwise it's gonna die. Yeah. You haven't really spoken since that twelve round with Connor. How do you rate your own performance? I was technically sound for the first seven rounds, but once the cut came, I was experiencing all the things that had been restricting me leading up to the fight, and I can hear my trainer. I looked him, I said, sorry.
It's too late. Because I always knew there would be fights like this where you don't have anything left or you wanna give up or you're hurt, but you have to fight through the demons, the issues, the restrictions. Because I wasn't willing to go the rest of my life knowing that I didn't give it my all that lives with you forever. So the technicality of the sport was out the window. We are going to warn it faster than you were expecting. Yep. Was he stronger than you're expecting? Yep. But it was about who wants it more. My old man's there. I've got to show him I'm capable of great things.
You know, we have been estranged for years. But what caused that relationship to strain? I sent him a letter and That broken. You know, I I get emotional thinking about this. What did that letter say? Quick one before we get back to this episode. Just give me thirty seconds of your time.
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