Max Kellerman said Gvozdyk "quit in his corner after the 9th round"

I'd pay to see that

 

Kellerman has probably never even played a game of tiddlywinks in his life, let alone something where his ***** ass might get hurt.

 

the epitome of a coward.

 

Nobody saw Gyvozdyk quit. We saw a guy give it all he had. He was hurt badly and took it for the last few rounds and truly tried to win. In this game when you've had enough you've had enough. Gyvozdyk fought until he couldn't anymore. That's all that you can ask. Anyone questioning this hasn't sparred one ****en round in their lives.

 

In general i like Kellerman. He's analyzing unemotionally and often comes close to the point. Not like my favorite commentator but i don't see him quite often so i appreciate him analyzing fights quite a bit. Not sure if i would like him seeing him week for week though. This time he definitely talked some utter BS.

Gvozdyk didn't quit at one point. He was broken down by a stud, a tank and finally couldn't take it anymore which isn't 1% of a quit, just a normal reaction if you get hammered and dropped a couple of times. The body language of Gvozdyk wasn't the best for a couple of rounds before the stoppage but still no quit in sight. I'm not sure if you have to bash Kellerman like that, but it was stupid and he should think about what he actually talked there. Idiot like move but to be fair, he wasn't really going hard on Gvozdyk there, he just expressed his opinion about the last couple of rounds and didn't think about the words he used - shouldn't happen.

Gvozdyk deserves so much credit for taking the fight in the first place. We see so many so called champs who are fighting low level opposition so Gvozdyk should get big credit for taking such a risky fight at the second time he's defending his world title. Then you should give him credit for his game plan early on. It worked. He was broken down in the mid rounds imo. And finally, he deserves even bigger credit for his approach in the later rounds as he knew he has to go for it and he did. Versus a guy who probably would do the same to some Elite Heavyweights. Beterbiev is a stud. He's considered as a small 175 pounder but was fighting CWs and HWs in the amateurs. He's the most dangerous fighter P4P. You can drop him, but i can't see anyone at 175 stopping him. Maybe Kovalev but i think Kovalev might be too old to do that. Bivol or Zurdo won't stop him too. I think Bivol has the greatest chance to beat him, but i'm not sure if he can keep him off for 12 rounds. Interesting fights coming up.

 

Lets hope teddy gets wind of this

 

Completely forgotten about Zurdo.I presume he's moved up.

 

It’s a shame, Gvodzyk fought bravely and got up after taking major shots, especially to the body. I give the guy credit for taking on such a tough opponent. Too many champs these days, like Crawford taking the easy route and not facing similar opposition in the same weight class. This fight had no gimmicks, just two top guys, both prime, fighting each other to see who is best. It was close for most of the fight and there was no doubt who won the fight. No questionable cards, etc. we need more fights like this and less of the twitter fights with punks taking trash but choosing to fight bums. Max is a POS and his comments only reinforce what everyone already knows.

 

Exactly what I thought about the fight.It may get used a lot in boxing speak but genuine 50/50 fights are rare.look how long it took for these two to get where they were and then to put it on the line?I remember thinking the same when Spence and Brook fought and that both should get respect no matter the result.Oddly enough that fight also ended up in one guy being forced to take a knee for his own wellbeing and likely the same idiots accused Kell Brook of quitting.
Some folk are too stupid to realise when they got it good.

 

I don’t like max.

I never liked him. In fact I can’t really even listen to him without clicking.

 

Kellerman is a phag!