List all the fighters who have QUIT in a fight

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  1. larryx2012

    larryx2012 I AM BETTER THEN YOU Full Member

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    hum did he continue the fight and win?
     
  2. Jordan_Davies

    Jordan_Davies Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Theres a difference between quitting and knowing when to pull out of a fight
     
  3. Hatesrats

    Hatesrats "I'm NOT Suprised..." Full Member

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    Pernell Whitaker
    Sugar Ray Robinson
     
  4. Joe.Boxer

    Joe.Boxer Chinchecker Full Member

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    Nigel Benn :admin:yikes:shock::?:huh:fire:cus:-:)bart
     
  5. Bill Butcher

    Bill Butcher Erik`El Terrible`Morales Full Member

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    Quitting before a fight is the worst act a boxer can make, especially when that fight is vs your main p4p rival who was just voted fighter of your own decade in maybe the richest fight in history & the world thought you were a ****ing coward... that`s some shameful **** :verysad .... now THAT is an unwanted legacy if there ever was one ;)
     
  6. II-Slick

    II-Slick Guest

    you've got nothing on this quitter subject

    move along. :lol::hi:
     
  7. phantasma

    phantasma Active Member Full Member

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  8. macp1

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    who has never quit yet is not regarded as a warrior.

    Wlad
     
  9. Cableaddict

    Cableaddict Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    David Haye. He basically "quit" against Wlad after the first round.
     
  10. Brickhaus

    Brickhaus Packs the house Full Member

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    Straight up quit? Getting knocked silly and pulling yourself out before you get permanently injured doesn't count, nor does refusing to fight on with a serious injury. In those cases, you have every right to stop. Taking a dive (a la Jake LaMotta) is something both different and much worse.

    Roberto Duran
    Popo Freitas
    Six Heads Lewis
    Ray Narh
    Andrew Golota
    Robert Guerrero
    Oscar De La Hoya
    Kermit Cintron (although that's more debatable than the others).

    I'm sure I'm forgetting a ton of others who retired on their stool while not really hurt. Freitas is the worst offender I can think of after doing it twice.

    There are a lot of others I'm forgetting, but Vitali (torn rotator cuff), Victor Ortiz (the first time saved himself from serious damage, and the second I don't even understand the argument that he quit), Liston (dude was knocked out cold by a real hard punch), and Izzy Vazquez (couldn't breathe) are just plain bad calls.
     
  11. leone25

    leone25 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Floyd quit in boxing when he saw margarito, mosley, cotto, williams brutalizing each other
    He quit again and went on vacation when he saw Pac destroy cotto and hatton :D
     
  12. P5_Boricua

    P5_Boricua Active Member Full Member

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    This.... there is a difference between mentaly quitting and quitting when ur body doesn't have anything else to give (Cotto vs margarita)
     
  13. gambleer

    gambleer Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Freitas ran out of gas and was dropped 3 times by a prime Corrales. No further punishment necessary.
     
  14. LEROY

    LEROY BEAST Full Member

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    Has to be something in them beans they eat that make em quit so easy.
     
  15. Benji

    Benji Member Full Member

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    Disrespectful Thread...