Murray has no spirit, he will quit as soon as the first punch really lands

....Yeah.

So...

...About this prediction of yours...:think

 

Murray was knocked down three times. Twice to body shots and once by a head shot. The ref stopped it in the 11th when he was still on his feet - I have no problem with the stoppage, it was the right call.

You were wrong when you said he had no spirit. You were wrong when you said he would quit after the first punch. You were wrong when you said Golovkin would win by KO in round 2 or 3.

Man up and admit it.

 

Rigggggght. :good

Good think GGG doesn't share your opinion about body punching.

 

You should man up and admit you were way off. Mr. I dont count body shots.
Eat some crow, it would do you good.

 

Like Rubio who quit within only two rounds Yeah?

Ful u an all man. Murray is a platinum hearted warrior

 

Have you even seen Murray's midsection? You could say many things, but not that he was untrained. And he was huge. He looked like he had 20 lbs over Golovkin.

No, Murray showed a great heart and a good chin. Props to him.

More Cojones than Geale and Rubio together. Those two really quit without being really hurt.

 

Was only half watching the start of it but have to say surprise how dogged murray was, he was not quiting in that fight, he showed some heart too in them last two rounds and landed some decent shots, he may well have made it right the way through, tough man. Started going low near the end though.

 

Don't you just hate it when fanboys get it wrong, and also abuse the Queens English.

Ignorant fcukin re****s and probably living here sponging off the state.

 

Murray has a wheelbarrow to transort his cajones

Macklin, Rubio, Geale, have a purse.

 

Armenia, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Poland, are all parts of Germany now then ?

atsch

 

Murray is a good fighter, performed about like I expected. I gave him 50% chance to go 12 but not winning more than 3 rounds. On some peoples cards he won 2.

Somewhat unsurprisingly, Golovkin stopped him late.

 

Oh, I see. So now its not because Murray had spirit and wasn't going to quit but because of some technique that he survived so long against a fighter who outclassed and outgunned considerably.

Is it really so difficult for you to say "Murray was tougher than I though he was and all credit to him for it" without having to give some qualifier as to why you think he isn't that tough really?