Most Unforgivable RTD/Quit?

Talk about delayed reaction.

And ppl talk about Adamek being rocked by a rangefinder jab.......Briggs was KOd by a rangefinder to the body.

Never saw that fight.......glad I didnt.

 

http://www.smh.com.au/sport/boxing/...iggs-was-not-fit-to-fight-20100722-10n2e.html

I dont consider that a quit job. He probably had the resistance of a 6 year old girl. Even Paulie could KO a 6 year old girl, and I doubt many would say she took a dive.

 

Kinda funny that when you know the real circumnstances surrounding that fight, then re-read your opening comments on the post, it is actually pretty funny lol

 

Well enlighten me. To me it looks like a quit. But Im man enough to adit that it was a contradicting post.

 

****ing ignorant OP. You have fighters on there who quit because of serious injury but don't include the biggest quit job of all time, Duran v. Leonard.

 

He got knocked down like three times, the last time Corrales sent him flying through the air like Superman. That fight was over, and I don't blame Freitas, he was getting ragdolled and he was DONE.

 

:deal

 

no mas

and im a massive duran fight

 

Some **** options.

The biggest quit that won't ever be topped, is of course Duran's.

The rest I can sympathise with to an extent. Except for Alexander's against Bradley. That was tactical and ended up being embarrassing.

 

I'd love to see some of these **** talkers try to fight with the broken jaw Ortiz was dealing with.

 

Ivan Calderon's quit was pretty bad

 

Golota vs Tyson
Golota vs Grant

Hard to pick between both.

 

Hopkins quit jobs versus Robert Allan and Chad Dawson were the definition of cowardly.

That horrible face Hopkins pulls when he pretends to be hurt is the most cringeworthy sight in boxing.

 

Im surprised nobody mentioned Bruce Seldon against Tyson

(and against Bowe for that matter)

 

It was just such an exposition, had his man down and hurt badly, but that man walked through the punishment and once he started dishing out some of Ortiz' medicine, Ortiz said "I quit, I don't deserve to be getting beat like this" now you can rightly say the fighter is well within his rights to quit whenever he wants, but the manner of how that fight went said a lot about Ortiz.

Just think, could you ever imagine Marcos Maidana saying that no matter how much he was getting beaten?

but I will say, it did expose that Ortiz had a breakable heart (almost redeemed himself with the Berto fight), but its hardly the most disgraceful quitjob ever