‘I wear my son sebastian’s watch. It doesn’t even work, but it works for me’ That hit me deep

@tdmedia310

Жыл бұрын

Me 2

@davidsebunya865

Жыл бұрын

Bro ❤ it doesn't even work but it works for me. Shit made me cry

My daughter died 6 months ago. You never come to terms with that. Never.

@TheTelblackwell

Жыл бұрын

God bless you and your late daughter ❤

@saralouise-0

Жыл бұрын

💔 so sorry for the loss of you beautiful daughter sending love and strength 🙏🙏

@MoralesCorner

Жыл бұрын

Praying for you to find the strength

@annrobinson7766

Жыл бұрын

@@MoralesCorner so greatly appreciated. God bless.

@annrobinson7766

Жыл бұрын

@@TheTelblackwell thank you. 💔

Losing a son is worst than anything a father can go through ever. My God have mercy

OMG! As a Father, his Son's watch, really got me feeling every emotion there 😥 "It doesn't even work, but it works for me." JUST WOW! ❤💔

@Combustion47

Жыл бұрын

It brought tears to my eyes

I'm 41 years old and always admired this man when I was growing up he was a black British hero. Five months ago my healthy ten year old daughter passed away. I'm trying to hold it together but I understand how broken Chris is because I feel the same way inside. Only Jah knows what it feels like, I pray for all the children, babies and the broken hearted.

@johnryder8464

8 ай бұрын

So sorry for your loss. I can't even begin to imagine how you must be feeling.

@conroexlexx8267

4 ай бұрын

Damn man is so sorry. I don’t have any kids but I can only imagine losing a daughter or son :(

Biggest regret is not smoking a spliff with his deceased son. I love this man so much. He’s poetry in motion, he is hurting. Hurting so fucking much. He thinks he’s failed as a father, Chris there is no perfect blueprint. And you can’t prepare for anything not truly anyways, life doesn’t work like that. Sorry man. You hurt so much.

Losing a child is something you never get over. It’s just something you learn to live with. He said he did something unspeakable and then the interviewer asked what it was….he said it was unspeakable meaning that he can’t speak about it….come on now. Interviewers prod for reaction any way they can so much of the time. He asked him the most emotionally charged questions and then got emotionally charged responses.

He is still in so much pain and i sympathise - this is a pain that never stops hurting, may god bless his family and give sir eubanks peace

As an interviewer, you should know the risks of bringing up deeply hurtful personal topics and tragedies. You make the other person very emotional and the thing can get heated quickly. Specially if you're dealing with a fighter. I dont blame Eubank for his emotional behaviour on this segment.

@Rafaelnewyorkcity

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Most people’s daily fight involves absolutely no real violence, or even a threat of violence. A fighter’s motivation is often deeper than a desire for success or even to win. For some, it’s just about survival. I think there is a lot of subtext being communicated here, when it comes to body language etc. I actually commend Rob for not just ending the conversation. All due respect to business people… But if you’ve never fought physically, or pushed yourself in that way, there is a disconnect between real tough guys like Chris and guys who only perceive themselves as tough due to their financial success. It is a false confidence that is actually pretty frustrating to see sometimes. Not to say that fighters are BETTER than others in society. Just that if you know this guy is a legit tough guy… don’t go poking with a stick and expect him to wanna play nice. Reminiscent of interviewers asking Mike about prison time and allegations etc.

@TehDawg

Жыл бұрын

@@Rafaelnewyorkcity exactly mate. That’s it. No more said. Respect to Eubank and anyone who has endured this gut wrenching pain.

@Marcelo83uk

Жыл бұрын

I'd take that ugly jacket outside and burn it first!

@sez187

Жыл бұрын

One can't make anyone feel anything. We draw from what is already in us. Our triggers, our responsibility.

I lost my baby daughter 5years ago....still pains me today. The nightmares never stop, but you do grow stronger

@unclebulgaria1132

Жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️

@kyle1493

Жыл бұрын

Rip to ur daughter my brother

@frusciantesplectrum7980

Жыл бұрын

You do definitely get over it…. I feel like it was an old life… maybe that’s my coping mechanism… 🤷

@topelawal1561

Жыл бұрын

God bless you and give you strength

@alextop1850

Жыл бұрын

Got live for her she wouldn't want you to be sad she would want you to be happy ans make the most of your life

My mom always said she never wanted to see any of her children dead and God granted her wishes she lived to be 77 and all 6 of us are still here 💔 I feel the same way I don't want that kind 💔 of pain.

Chris is broken man with deep scars that will probably never heal. His mental state is of a great concern for me. 😢

It baffles me that people don't understand why he is acting the way he is he acting (coming off as arrogant, etc). The man lost his son. You can see the pain. The questions would be hard to answer without getting emotional. Remember, he's a fighter. There's always been this "beast" locked away and tamed, but the loss of someone so close can certainly break those chains. A little more understanding would be appreciated on his behalf. He's been nothing but respectful in many interviews. This man is fiercely "real," and this is an extension of that, just filled with more emotion. Anyway, I hope this makes things clearer...

@jackjones46

9 ай бұрын

It makes alot of sense, alot of boxers box to cope with deep emotional pain like a defence mechanism, and in order to box you've got to be aggressive. Look at Mike Tyson, that dude is pretty relaxed and respectful in most interviews, but if people are too disrespectful to him, you can see flashes of the face of Iron Mike appear

Chris is not a warrior or a king he is a broken man who lost his son. He will always be a LOVING, CARING father who made mistakes and is looking for forgiveness. R.I.P Sebastian...

@johnbaker3234

Жыл бұрын

He was a Warrior !

@littlemelvin5030

Жыл бұрын

Put his body and health on the line to provide for his family. That is a warrior and king

@nikko7507

Жыл бұрын

@sammy I’m Sorry but Chris is a warrior , he is a strong man , because he’s still here , he still going about his business , he’s still keepin movin. Many people cannot cope or carry after tragic loss , but like many others in the world Chris is a strong individual and continues to live & support his family and others in poverty. He is a strong individual 💯

@callum.........22

Жыл бұрын

Definitely is a warrior pal

@kf9926

Жыл бұрын

All black men are warriors in this western world

This is exploitation. Chris Eubank is a national treasure in the midst of the worst possible pain that any man can endure. He is clearly having a mental breakdown and we've got this non person asking Chris rhetorical questions about how a "King" copes with the loss of a son. YOU DONT COPE, NOT EVER. You just try very hard to not kill everything you see for the remaining time you have left on Gods earth. That includes stupid, tactless insensitive interviewers.

To Chris and all the posters who've had the sad misfortune of having to deal with that particular situation, my heart goes out to you all💙❤🙏

I wouldn’t like to have a conversation about that if my son passed away 😢 too much pain

I lost my son a couple of months before Chris 🕯.he was 31 the best of us. Rip. Everyone around you that dies is really just someone you knew. But when it's someone you made it's unexplainable how you feel. 🕯🙏🇬🇧

@slipslider9048

Жыл бұрын

The biggest mistake that parents make is to believe that they “created” their children - God creates everything and we are just the vessels for their creation. We are gifted these precious beloved souls and we do not have a god given authority over them.

@Londoner718

Жыл бұрын

@@slipslider9048 god don't make them by himself. I know you was going to say that. Our sons are back with god. I'll see him soon 👍

@slipslider9048

Жыл бұрын

@@Londoner718 , God created us. We do not own our children like a lot of parents seem to think they do. We do not have the authority to encroach on their bodily autonomy. Children need to be respected as God’s creations.

@TheHarrybo1

Жыл бұрын

I'm very sorry for your loss absolutely devastating 😢

@TheHarrybo1

Жыл бұрын

@@slipslider9048 this not really a thread to be discussing this ,Show some empathy .

I couldn’t imagine losing my kids I must stay blessed everyday. I hope this man can get some sort of peace

Chris Eubank Sr Great Respect to you for touching my heart. I think about my son Frankie who passed away every day and things I kept blaming myself pushing everyone away, sorry for your loss, my daughter kept me going more than she will ever know, Rest in Paradise Sebastian 🙏

"I'm wearing my sons watch, it doesn't even work but it does for me" 💔💔

If I were to lose one of my children, it would end me. I would live for the others but I would be dead inside. I've had nightmares of that happening and have jumped out of bed and gone to their room to check on them as tears ran down my face, happy to know they are safe. My children are my life, without them I am nothing.

"it doesn't even work but it works for me"lovely,well said

Big fan of him. But, never seen Sr act so arrogant/abrupt. Interviewer did well to challenge him and not back down or start kissing ass. I've seen the other segments of the interview, SR was almost hissing and making strange noises before answering or whilst answering. Very strange.

@Slm4659

Жыл бұрын

Grief

Chris is an odd individual. I hope he's ok.

@TehDawg

Жыл бұрын

What makes you think he’s odd? I’m not condemning you, just curious. Nothing about him seems off to me, he comes across as a very grounded and in-touch individual.

@kodybreakell7145

Жыл бұрын

@@TehDawg oh come on mate Chris has always been eccentric, nothing wrong with that but it's facts.

@DrAAAli

Жыл бұрын

I have met him and socialised with him at the Dorchester. He is an absolute gentleman and a legend of his game.

@debrahudson6324

Жыл бұрын

This man rambles and forget what was asked. He asks what the question was and proceeds to get into the weeds of his thought process. Is he well? I've seen other videos of him and his speech and demeanor are polar opposite. He speaks as though he is and entity and not a person. He has this illusion of grandeur that some people with certain mental illnesses possess. He needs to be seen by a clinician. The theatrics and constant modulation between extremes is worrisome. He has passive/aggressive behavior. Is he schizophrenic? I understand he was a boxer. Has anyone in his family or anyone close to him denoted personality changes? His other videos he appeared to be soft spoken, humble and very present. This is NOT the same personality.

@TheParkerThirteen

Жыл бұрын

He's definitely an odd guy, but there's nothing inherently wrong with that. World would be a more interesting place if there were more oddballs like Chris Eubank, being normal is boring

Eubank seems lost here and not in his usual eccentric charming way. This felt like circles of unresolved free falling. Bless him on his healing journey.

@JamesSmith-ut4fu

Жыл бұрын

We are never alone 🙏

I love Eubank, nobody is a saint. He has a noble heart imho💟

It’s sad , chris looks destroyed

I’m sorry for your loss sir. As a father myself I truly am. My heart mourns with you.

@TehDawg

Жыл бұрын

Me too mate. Me too. Chris is a good man.

I mean pressing a man on such a tragic loss isn’t exactly the way I’d interview someone, take what they give you and don’t press people to reveal things you’re not entitled to ask

That was the cut version ??? 😮😮 I was scared for Rob watching that!😧😧

This man.... what he's gone through in his life.... wow He is a preacher. A very very wise man.

Chris Eubank boxed for 13 years, 19 successful title defenses. Became a boxing legend and a household name, yet the biggest offer of his life was to walk around and smoke a spliff with his son. This without a doubt would've been a moment where he could've opened up, bonded and shared an experience. Life is all about experiences, and we really shouldn't take things for granted. I don't blame Chris Eubank for rejecting the offer, he is a warrior and warriors don't show a chink in one's armour, but life's biggest blessings are the smaller things. Giving love to your loved ones. Thank you for sharing this lesson Mr. Eubank I fully understand what you meant and why you chose to answer the way you did

There is something enigmatic about Chris. He doesn't have the presence of a regular human. As he says, "I am the teacher". He has the aura of a greater, wiser human.

I hope people are there for this great man 🙏🙏🙏👑

It was rude to cut him at 03:37 when he was just talking about being cut in interviews 😑😑

Disgusting to take advantage and want likes and subscribes on the back of a good soul who is obviously very unwell. We live in such a selfish world.

This was a very sad interview with many regrets, I hope he finds solace some how ,To loose a child is the worst thing to happen 😢

We are never alone 🙏

My heart goes out to you Chris.

When Peter Cook died I remember someone who had known him for 30 years said in all that time he’d ‘never had a conversation with the real him, as he was always in a character’. I think this is the case with Eubank. This must take so much energy of Chris’. Very sad to see.

@daddycool7543

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I thought. He is always in character. Does that mean ppl like this don't like who they really are.?? I don't know but maybe its a coping mechanism

@JG-nx3jg

Жыл бұрын

I think we all play a character to some extent. It's like the '3 faces' Japanese proverb.

Amazing set of uploads. Eubank is on fire 🔥 as always. He's the most eccentric man

Ooh the flash of firey light at 2.09 as he talks about Sebastian

WOW this guy is hurting & hurting badly & his now family are not helping one bit

Nothing, and I mean,absolutely nothing more devastating than a parent having to bury their offspring.

...and this folks is why cannabis should never be legalized. I've seen so many go Batshit crazy like this!

@Slm4659

Жыл бұрын

This is grief not weed

He’s off his head.

“ be careful to question me young man” god Damn

Why didn’t you challenge him on intimidation??? He’s a noble gentleman he knows you can offer him no battle

sending love and prayers to chris senior & all the eubank family🙏 sadly this is the time to put your family issues aside & be there for your dad, brother uncle or friend in his time of need… the man needs his loved ones & time to heal god bless you all

Love you Chris! Please continue to be strong and steer the rest of your children unto greatness and humility!!

That got heated man my prayers for mr Eubank Sr

I lost my dad 2 months ago and i miss him

It looks like this has been cut up, and it's all over the place.

@sausage3575

Жыл бұрын

Probably because he mentions the government injectable

His pain cannot be spoken only him and the almighty will ever know ok... lion Chris Ubank I will always love you brother.

Honestly this man asking this legend these questions is a very rude individual, it’s none of his business what Eubanks private life is like if he says he doesn’t want to talk about it then move on and apologise to the man, because it’s so foul for you to be rude

I only have 1 child 1 son. Anything happens to my son & i am off to heaven with him.

Love Snr, admire this interview and this was very insightful but having a small place in Marylebone is not 'abject poverty'

He needed a fascinating answer to coming to terms with the death of his son? 😥 His sadness and mental health shows in his deflection and inability to answer naturally without snapping at Robb. Interesting interview.

Really wish this interview would just get taken down. This is not Chris Eubank

Can someone help this man. His in utter despair

@Slm4659

Жыл бұрын

Grief cannot be helped.

I have the up most respect for Chris EUBANK and i believe everything he says...bless you Chris

“I am the teacher here” reminds me of “ I am the captain now “ 😂😂

Chris will always be a legend but he quite clearly needs some help at the moment. His body language is very erratic and i fear for him after watching this.

I hope he’s in your hearts for ever you legend RIP to your boy and I wish good health to your family and to your sons careeer in the sport of boxing I’ve been following him since 2010-2011 I’m sure it was around those times he came into the professional side of boxing

Super intelligent man,in a difficult time

I can sence Rob is getting a bit pissed off with chris in this clip. Good on you Rob for standing your ground.

@Slm4659

Жыл бұрын

Clearly you haven’t ever gone thru serious bereavement this is a man whose world has completely been smashed to smitherines

@Lonewolf__666

Жыл бұрын

@@Slm4659 or maybe I can handle it better than he can. I am the best... no, your a washed up have been.

Everyone says how weird he is but he speaks so much truth. I was expecting a mad interview but in all honesty its all true. I was very impatient and snappy until my wife had our son and it was only then i learnt to be patient.

Sebastian from what I have seen of him on KZread was a good man and I believe inshaAllah he is in peace now

Idk what this dudes going on about half the time. I feel for him, though. The only thing I can say is I've seen far too many parents bury their kids, especially with the current boom of overdoses. My brother being one. Shortly after my grandfather, my best friend and the one who raised me. Some days you're ok, you can manage fine. Other days you hurt so badly inside it becomes a physical pain. I can't help but feel like the struggle I went through getting clean helped prepare me for these new troubles I face.

Interview is in watchable, I switched off after 20 mins

💔.... Edit...... Man this choked me up

I get he is grieving. But he is very arrogant and pompous! Rude to speak to Rob the way he does. Regardless of what happened you can at the least not act in such a manner. He goes from one way then to the other. Extreme! I know Rob said he wasn’t uncomfortable but I was feeling irked just watching how he was answering and domineering and controlling things. Disrespectful in my opinion. Respect is a two way street!

@Slm4659

Жыл бұрын

Raise a son up to their thirties and then see how you feel if they die - bitter shocked angry reeling, and it can lead to mental breakdowns which seems like is happened here. Very sad situation, no one can help him either grief is a journey travelled alone

@lacypierskalla6437

Жыл бұрын

@@Slm4659 please don’t try to talk to me about grief because you have no idea my story and the losses that I have experienced… I have never had a human child, but I have experienced more grief than your average person in a lifetime… and I still choose to not allow that sorrow to define me. Yes, I have days that are much harder than others and as you said, it is a lonely road and very individualized however, you can choose to either wallow in that grief, or try to find some peace, knowing that none of us are infinite in these human bodies only in spirit.

@Slm4659

Жыл бұрын

@@lacypierskalla6437 again the main part was you haven’t lost a human child in their thirties. Godwilling in a few years he will also be in the mindset you are, but anyone who’s lost someone can relate to his pain and anger.

@Slm4659

Жыл бұрын

@@lacypierskalla6437 also you can’t control mental health or behavior from a nervous breakdown if this is what is happening to him, and appears to be.

@lacypierskalla3052

Жыл бұрын

@@Slm4659 no i have not lost a child but i recently lost my husband and before that my dad and all of my grandparents. My mother in law lost her son who was only 38. Q month of just turning so. So just stop it. If one can not cope with the loss of a loved one. Therapy is highly recommended. And inner self development. I get his pain. But also the eccentricities is a bit much. It’s egoistic. Thanks for the chat

Salute Chris Eubanks✊🏾✊🏾💯

Bless ya Chris.

Cris is at a low you can see this I'm not so sure I would of shown all of this as it's throwing him under the bus in his hour of need

Robs getting his money worth , wonder how much Rob paid Chris for this interview 🤔

Bad news. Very tough . That might put most people in a mental hospital . Tough news .

i feel for him big time god bless eubank

Oooh 'Patience' by Damian Marley & Nas 👌🎶 great track.

What a good hard interview but interesting, these types of interviews could go a multitude of directions. Ask the wrong question or say the wrong thing.

I love medical cannabis too...sad to lose a child my heart hurts for all parents who have lost a child.

I completely agree with Chris at the end of this. I really wanted to hear what he had to say

I really feel for him

Could imagine maybe difficult being his child if he is like how he was at the end of this clip a lot. The never being sure if saying the right thing, and no matter what u do say it's the wrong thing Can be quite damaging navigating a person and more so parent like this. If u are constantly reminded that u are the inferior person here. And u must submit to the superior person. Don't know if he is the same as a parent, but just an observation...

@frusciantesplectrum7980

Жыл бұрын

I agree, he’s obviously feels vulnerable when he’s sad and has to reassure dominance to convince his ego…. I’ve experienced the loss of my child and I did go pretty dreamy and insane but my protective mechanism was simply to accept the situation which made people question my love for her…. I reckon he can’t admit weakness to himself…

It's so sad. He's still full arrogance which destroyed him & will again.

@ianliverpool6623

Жыл бұрын

And you are ?

@safradash

Жыл бұрын

@@ianliverpool6623 thankfully not like him

@user295.

Жыл бұрын

@@ianliverpool6623 That's such a stupid response. It's the comment section, anyone can write what they like. Grow up

Tbh Chris does talk shit but it does sound good shit 😆

When intellectual meets grief

When you lose someone your mind plays horrible games reminding you of the times you could have done something with someone and didn't like Chris says here , once met my dad in a pub few months before he died and I didn't invite him over to join me for a drink with my mate , it just niggles away at me , appreciate your loved ones every day

Interesting man

Anyone with half a braincell knows exactly what killed him 👀🤡

@clartusjay

Жыл бұрын

He drowned in the sea? Was it Poseidon?

@sausage3575

Жыл бұрын

@@clartusjay yes 🤪

@NoName-eo2mv

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I thought a maybe a certain procedure ppl where having but who knows 😳

@sausage3575

Жыл бұрын

@@NoName-eo2mv indeed. If his dad only knew, he would machete bill gates’s head off

@AbuSayed-ym1yi

Жыл бұрын

What killed him

He’s definitely not in the right place for an interview. He’s grieving.

Well done for this interview Chris a problem to work with if your not up to speed on him as a whole

@saralouise-0

Жыл бұрын

Whatsapp fuck off spamming the thread clown

Senior is ruthless, very well educated and spoken, but won't let you talk

What's with that intro bro?

Did anybody else see that orb on camera 2:06 😮

A man in pain, my god soften your worries

I am sending love to you

Sebastian Eubank died after a "massive heart attack" that was linked to a pre-existing heart condition of which his family was unaware, his widow has said.

5:39 can you imagine Chris eubank sr being fucking pissed off with you , must be so intimidating !