That’s something to think about before you part with your hard-earned cash.
This is just a workout for the Brighton boxer and the fact he can – if he was being truthful when he said it - train himself tells you all you need to know.
I am not being disrespectful to Quinlan, I’m being disrespectful to the promotion and the match making.
He is a boxer who has had 11 fights, and lost one, and we were lining up to face eight-fight prospect Vijender Singh.
This fight for the little valued IBO super-middleweight title is being served up as pay-per-view.
You would not get Chelsea playing Exeter City on pay-per-view, would you? That is what this is.
I am really critical on this and people may react, but it’s because I love the fact there is more boxing on TV, the sport is in vogue and it is good for everybody involved.
It is great that it is on ITV, even if it is on pay-per-view, but, as someone involved in the sport, this fight is not a great advert for our industry.
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Eubank Jnr will stop the Aussie early but, for people who are tuning in for the first time, please remember this is not what our sport is really about.
If you want to see some real good Eubank Jnr action you can watch the replay of him being beaten by Billy Joe Saunders on BoxNation at the same time tonight.
We are running a whole night of Eubank fights so you can watch his father against Steve Collins and Carl Thompson too – proper fights!
Meanwhile, our new signing Josh Warrington is being lined up to face Spanish puncher Kiko Martinez on May 13 in Leeds.
That will be a great test for the featherweight to show he is ready to step up to world class.
Last weekend’s tussle between Carl Frampton and Leo Santa Cruz was another great fight and both shared the ring with Martinez.
We have also made an offer to IBF featherweight champion Lee Selby to face Leeds favourite Warrington and Elland Road this summer – what an occasion that would be.
Interview by Chris McKenna