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Chris Eubank Jr. might be best known for his slick uppercuts and icy stare-downs, but a rumour away from the ring stirred up the most noise before his last fight.
His opponent, Conor Benn, made headlines claiming that Eubank Jr. owed football superstar Neymar £4 million (approx. $5 million) from their high-stakes poker sessions, and that was the reason he was looking to settle the score against his arch-rival. Not exactly your average pre-fight trash talk.
After defeating Benn via a unanimous decision in an instant classic, Eubank Jr. is now enjoying some free time at PokerStars EPT Monte Carlo and speaking exclusively to PokerNews Eubank Jr., shed some light on his alleged poker debts.
“New workers are less familiar with the patients and facility, which adversely impacts patient outcomes,” said Sabety.
Sabety and her fellow researchers provide what they believe is the first empirical examination of healthcare provider bankruptcies and how these defaults impact patient care. They chose…
[referencing an earlier noted on Margin Call from 16th April 2025] ‘… Tykač’s Sev.en Global Investments (7GI) has finished negotiations with its former Chinese partners in the troubled power plant and arranged to pay off creditors, emerging this week as the sole half-owner of the main operating companies that…
Peter Wilson’s flutter dive bombed after he cancelled his agreement with Your Lotto Service UK and was warned if he did not pay the £54 it was alleged he owed he could face a debt demand. Worried, he called Crusader for help, and it emerged that Peter is borderline vulnerable. He lives alone without family support in a rural community, has a phone but no email and “my memory is not so good these days”, he explained.
He agreed to the monthly payment after responding to a mailshot advert and giving his personal details. Peter was hazy about what he was getting but understood it was to have regular bets. However, thinking it over a couple of weeks later he decided he could not really afford it and needed to cancel. “I believed I…
After a five-year pause, the Trump administration is bringing back financial penalties for the many millions of borrowers who are too far behind on their student loan payments. It’s led to confusion and financial uncertainty.
At least 5 million people are in default, meaning they have failed to make payments on their loans for at least nine months — and millions more are projected to join them in the coming months.
All told, about 43 million federal student loan borrowers owe a total of $1.6 trillion in debt. Starting May 5, those in default face having tax refunds withheld and…
