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

What war was that ?

The second one where the Brits put a stop to the planned takeover of Poland ?

I hear theres nearly as many Turks as Germans in Berlin now, poetic justice :good

 

No, you expected Murray to quit as soon as the first punch really lands.

 

Wow how wrong were you

 

Ah I see, you think Murray did not get hit hard in the face until round 11. OK.

Just admit you were wrong, any guy that lasts with a big puncher like Golovkin until round 11 is not demotivated, not
there just for the paycheck, and he sure did not quit after the first real punch. And despite Murray being totally outclassed
he kept trying to fight back.

Man up and eat your crow.

 

You started this thread saying that Murray was scared ****less and would quit after the first punch landed clean which you predicted would happen in round 2 or 3.

Murray took a hell of a lot of punishment and kept coming back, he kept trying to fight on, he kept landing clean shots and trading shots here and there, he never stopped trying to fight back - it didn't phase Golovkin but that's besides the point, Murray had the spirit and the heart to keep trying regardless.

Rather than actually give him credit for this you have attempted, so far in this thread, to say that you were right all along because body shots dont counts and that Murray only lasted as long as he did because of some defensive technique from your country as if that alone would account for it, and now you have claimed you "expected more" from him due to his performance against Martinez despite the fact that you are the one who started this thread saying you expected him to quit within three rounds.

Revising your claims now doesn't change how wrong you were.

Again, is it so diffcult for you just to hold your hands up and admit you were wrong and give Murray the credit he's due?

 

I give Murray credit, he had a lot of heart and is pretty skilled.

He was giving a competitive fight until GGG caught him to the body as he was trying to escape. But that just is a showcase of why trying to keep distance with Golovkin is not an easy or safe task.

Murray had a good gameplan, but Golovkin adjusted pretty quick. Plan B for Murray was decidedly less effective than plan A.

 

Good. I'm glad you admit it. My respect for you has risen a bit.

 

Was that so hard?

 

:good

Golovkin did destroy Murray, but I respect Murray for his heart. There
was no quit in him.