Openly admitting your opponent should have won.

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  1. klimting

    klimting ???? Full Member

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    :roflmuppet
     
  2. sambo1987

    sambo1987 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I'm pretty sure Dirrell admitted defeat against Abraham. "I lost man, I lost" something along those lines..
     
  3. PernellSweetPea

    PernellSweetPea Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    admitting? nothing wrong with it. Better than making excuses when it is obvious they lost conclusively. But I do understand pride.
     
  4. Spoorloos

    Spoorloos IfPacKOsTimImgone90days Full Member

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    Ali admitted defeat after one of his robbery-decisions over Norton IIRC.
     
  5. billvp

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    yeah, I don't remember what he said, but the commentator asked him something like "What happened in there" and Dirrell responded along the lines of "I got knocked the **** out man" :rofl
     
  6. ValentinePrince

    ValentinePrince Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I think you're right about that. I think it was the third one. I think he said he thought he lost even immediately after the fight.
     
  7. Jim Bowen

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  8. zoley

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    Ray admitted it many years later.
    When Tommy was asked straight after the fight " Do you think Ray was Lucky to get the draw" Tommy replied " I aint going to say anything bad about Ray'' He knew along with everyone who witnessed that fight that he had erased the torment of their first meeting.
     
  9. SuperHans

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    Ricky Burns admitted he shouldn't have won against Beltran and even looked like he was refusing the belt immediately after it.