Yarde just showed girls like Wilder, Golovkin and Lopez how to take a loss like a man

On another night he'd have got knocked out again , so quit with that BS

 

Yarde lost to beterbiev without any possible argument.
Golovkin was robbed against Canelo in 2017 and 2018.

 

Here we go. The clowns are out trying to defend another obvious punk, pretending they're so enlightened for doing so.

Firstly, putting Golovkin in the same bracket as Wilder and Lopez is absurd.
Putting Golovkin in the same bracket as Yarde is laughable.

Now, as for Yarde, an astute person would see that he's still trying to save face here. He's implying that he was still in the fight and thought it was a bad decision. It's just his team ''saw something'' he didn't. The fact he was getting beat up, he just didn't see that! It's still not admitting the reality of the situation. It's very different from admitting he was going to get badly hurt and got saved from that kind of damage.

Also, it's likely they were always going to pull him at the first sign of real trouble to protect their brand, just like the did with Brook against Golovkin, another perceived killer. Brook was in on that and Yarde was probably in on this. Both were title fights and fighters are usually not okay with stoppages on the earlier side. Someone like Groves in this situation would be livid and want a rematch next week.

 

yeah Brits are good losers

 

To be a better loser than me, they must have worked hard. Three cheers for Brits. Hip hip

 

GGG got robbed of his two signature wins, plain and simple, Yarde got stopped by his own corner. Lopez is and always will be delusional.

 

Yarde has always been cool, never see him try harding or doing lame **** either & always gives it his all.

 

Golovkin believes (as do many others) that he beat Canelo twice. If you truly believe you won a fight twice how is not bowing the knee not acting like a man? As for Wilder and Teo, yeah I agree

 

What GG did was worse of all, way worse than Wilder for sure....basically took his ball and went home, refused to fight any other legit contender in his division, and has been holding the 160 belt hostage TO THIS DAY!!! All over a close, controversial decision, hardly a robbery... and he still pouted his way to a trilogy, in which he fought with less and less effort every time out, almost like he felt entitled to the W, he just needed to show up and go 12 and the judges are just post to give it to him

 

Props to Yarde for accepting the loss like a true champ.

That said, even the greatest fighters have been known to not take so kindly on losing and having unsportsmanlike attitude.