By Neil Moxley Sam Eggington is irritated. There is a feeling he doesn’t get the credit he deserves. Talk to his trainer John Pegg and the discussion becomes more animated. Eggington, who returns to the ring this week to contest the European super-welterweight title against former pedigree amateur Abbas Baraou, may have a point. Twice involved in tear-ups that have won ‘fight of the year,’ a string of titles ranging from IBO light middleweight to Commonwealth, British and European – the 30-year-old has packed plenty into his pro career. He dismantled renowned big-hitter Joe Pigford in his last…