Questioning a fighters heart?

You said:

"but there are fighters who have the type of heart that would have had them glued to the refs instructions because they are so afraid the fight might get stopped, they really, really want to fight. thats the type of gameness that should be celebrated"

I understood from this that you show ignore pulling yourself together when you hit the canvas and just stand up straight away to show the ref you are fine because you are big hearted, tough ass dude.

And I am saying, no, if you took a big ass shot, get up because you have heart, but take a safe amount of time to recoup because that's being smart and experienced. Dillian Whyte can explain it better to you, because he went through that exact transition and that guy has heart for days.

 

Yeah he needs a drastic change, not a quick fix here and there. Think maybe Mcracken has taken him as far as he could, but we won't know till a rematch. Then again, he can;t afford to lose a rematch. And he does plan on staying firmly put with his team, he says they are great, and camp was excellent.

 

Where do we draw the line with heart? Do you end up like stevenson? Do you just give no ****s and stand up so you can fall through the ropes?

When you do a bench press by yourself and your squeezing for that last rep, you know in your head if you can do one more or not, it might look from the outside that you have more in you, but only you yourself know if you can safely do another rep, or have the bar fall on you and get stuck.

Now I am sure some fighters out there wil have wanted out of a fight, but I mention specific fighters here, whose hearts should even be a discussion AT ALL!!

Parker toook a flush Dillian hook got up and smiled. AJ got up four times enough said.

The brash, insensitive posters are the key problem on this forum. Who for damn sure ain;t been through the same **** themselves, but we can put them through it no problem.

 

Right, so stupidity should be celebrated? If you want to celebrate, and you find it beautiful then fine.

Don't say it "should" because that is subjective.

If a fighter continues a fight where he is getting punished, that is beautiful, but taking a knee is perfectly fine, I NEVER admired a fighter who skipped the count like an idiot with too much heart and not take enough time to recoup on the count...

 

That's fair I can agree with that stance, some posters are very insensitive... but most of the time it takes a real amount of heart to just step in.

There are many jobs in this world that require a lot of heart, that not all of us can do.

 

"them glued to the refs instructions because they are so afraid the fight might get stopped"

Explain to me what you meant by this statement of yours, break it down/elaborate... give me an example/

 

And when does the ref ask you to continue? After you get up? Or when you are on the floor dizzy as ****?

All I said was a fighter gets hurt and hits the canvas, he should get up slowly in time for the count. Not get up fast because he want's to get back in the fight quickly (too much heart).

And AJ got up, looked directly at the at referee and said he was fine after the 4th knockdown. He had his arms on the ropes but the referee did not ask for his arms to be brought forward.

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So maybe some fighters weren't glued to the referee's instructions when they got up, AJ WAS NOT ONE OF THEM PEOPLE/.