REAL TALK: FACT=Brook Quit, Fact=Brook is a Quitter, he's still a tough bloke and no coward!!!

Dang.....Someone has hacked Blizzy's account

 

No David didn't quit if anything David haye tried his best to keep going even when a lot of boxers would have given in. Haye can't be labelled a quitter he could barely walk, he was losing and had no way of winning but still kept fighting, he never signalled to his team to pull him out.

 

Your not being harsh it's just the truth, Brook has balls but in certain situations he will take the easy way out, it pains me to say this but Khan probably has more heart than him.

 

I'm struggling here to see the difference between that and Brook vs GGG, both corners threw in the towel after their fighters went several rounds having sustained injuries. Yet Brook is a quitter and Haye isn't?

 

for me, that is the honorable way for a man to quit. it shows the courage to accept that you have been bested, and the courage to be the first to acknowledge it, with no excuses.

 

Brook signalled to his corner to get him out of there, he was blinking his eye and tapping it, as a way to say get me out of here I'm in trouble. Haye was in trouble big time he got knocked down numerous times and got up, even used the ropes at times.

Go rewatch that Haye/Bellew fight you will not see a man who wanted to quit. Go watch that GGG fight, Look at how Brook was blinking his eye and tapping it, as if that wasn't a clear signal to GGG that the eye was messed up. If he wanted to carry on, most people would disguise that the eye was bothering them the best they could not show their opponent.

 

So blinking and pawing at an injured and broken eye which was giving him double/triple vision is signalling to his corner that he wants to quit? It would be like me saying that Haye limping and going back onto the ropes was signalling to his corner that he wanted to quit. Both statements are laughable.

Seems like you have one rule for Brook and another for Haye.

My opinion is that neither of them quit in either of those fights, but you are not being consistent.

 

Haha man if you can't see the difference in how both men handled their handicap then fair enough, one showed visible signs that he wanted to get out of there and the other braved through it as much as he could, that's my opinion.

So how about this Spence fight since this is what it's all about, did he quit?

 

Orbital bone. Could have lost his sight. You're just spiteful or trolling.

By the way, you rate Chris Eubanks Jr., no one takes you seriously.

 

So you don't think that in rounds 4 and 5 of GGG that Brook was braving it and battling through?

You don't think that in rounds 10 and 11 of Spence that Brook was braving it and battling through?

I don't think Brook had anything left at all in the Spence fight in round 11.

 

Like I said I do not think he is a coward nor do I believe he showed no bravery at all, however in the GGG fight he would of quit but luckily his team got him out of there so he didn't have to.

In the Spence fight he tried to have his team do the same but this team Ingle wasn't having it, he wanted him to see it through. Go listen to what was being said in the corner.

He showed some bravery in the 10th round when he fought back after a pasting but he knew he had shot his load and didn't wanna get stretched out in front his home crowd and Khan.

 

I wouldn't call it the easy way out. It's the only remotely sensible way out.

Also you can't say that about Khan or any other fighter unless they have been in a very similar situation. That means an equally serious injury and an equally dangerous opponent.

 

It may have been 'sensible' to you and that's understandable but it was a quit job.

I personally think the only way to stop Khan is the referee stopping him or the stretcher taking him away.

 

Of course Brook quit. He said the eye was ****ed from the sixth or seventh round on. So for him to up and take a knee like he did was a pure and unadulterated quit job. It's the second time in a row that he has done that, and he will probably quit next time, when he fights at 154 and is getting trashed by Charlo or somebody, he will say he sprung his toe like David Haye.