99 percent of Boxers would take a knee straight away if their eye socket was broken to hell!

Cry me a river. You talked so much smack about Canelo and deluded yourself into thinking BJS is some unbeatable machine

 

I can't imagine George Foreman, Joe Frazier, Muhammad Ali, ect quitting because of a injury like that.

 

They never have had an injury like that as far as we know.

Hard to say how I guy is going to act when his cheek/eye-socket is smashed into literal pieces.

If you looked at Ali later in life, he was the poster boy for a boxer who took too many punches in his career.

 

https://www.boxingforum24.com/threa...g-master-of-a-show-will-school-canelo.666335/

This you?

 

chill out already.... most here understand why he stopped.

 

Foreman took more punches than Ali kid and appears to be 100 percent okay. He took tons of punches from Holyfield and then quit. His face was swollen up against Alex Stewart and he didn't quit. Also little kid we aren't talking about Ali taken tons of punches until he was 40. I am talking about Ali, George Foreman, Jo Frazier ect in their physical primes wouldn't quit because of eye "injury".

 

What were the ref and doctor doing, when everyone watching TV knew, is a good question.

 

Best to just take your lumps like a man and move on. Whining won't change the outcome. Sometimes we call them correctly and sometimes we don't. I thought BJS was going to give Canelo a competitive fight and he got dominated and his eye blown out. It happens, it's boxing, it's a dangerous sport, sometimes we are wrong. This fight will simply be record as a Canelo victory and the world moves on. On to the next fight.

 

I would continue fighting even if my intestines were dragging on the canvas, my eyes (both of them) had popped out of my hear,
my testicles had been crushed by Andre Ward, my ears (both of them) had been torn off and eaten by Mike Tyson, my tongue had been torn out and my brain knocked out of my skull.

Facts. Just saying.

 

It wasnt just Saunders eye socket broken , his cheek bone was fractured in 3 places too. He must have been in agony to even keep his eye open.
The only query I have is Where did Canelo's sudden punching power come from to do that? He's never shown it before. Same way Pac destroying Margarito's eye. Is it coincidence both injuries occurred where stacking is allowed ???

 

It wouldn't even be close he said. Trust him, he said. Now he doin some major damage control.

 

I do not agree and you will insist that you are correct and I'm not correct.
Foreman managed to deal with Frazier with relative ease if compare Ali who had all! his fights vs Frazier like real hell there.
Foreman also had dealt with Norton with relative ease while Ali had ate damn a lot.
Foreman also didn't had get such kind of war vs Shavers like Ali had.

Foreman had also long inactivity period before he started to box again.
Ppl really does not wish to compare Ali how he talked and walked around in 1960-1967 and after fights vs Frazier and Shavers.
While a lot of ppl had articles about this. I do not mean internet forums posts.

More than this: while a lot of ppl insist that Klitschkos and Povetkin were in their prime when they were 38-39 y.o and older look how talked and walked Ali before fight vs Holmes when he was 38.
Holmes had in the ring real wreck who in modern times did not had get allowed to fight.

 

It's hard to say. Those guys were tough. But the injury you are talking about never happened.

My point about Ali is that boxing history is full of guys who were tough but paid dearly for it.

There is important stuff inside a man's head. Fighting with your orbital bone smashed into pieces would be ill advised.

Don't call me a kid because you disagree. This is a discussion forum, not everyone is going to agree all the time.

 

It was an understandable quitjob nothing more, nothing less.