(RIP) Luis Quinones, 25 Year Old Prospect, Dies After KO Loss...

RIP Warrior.

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Many clowns on here would have called that a quit job or a dive based on the ending salvo of shots and his reaction to them. Not really sure how many times we have to see things like this before smooth brains understand you dont have a clue what fighters are experiencing in certain moments of fights. You would think that with how many comas and deaths that happen in the sport, 'fans' would have a bit more reverence for the fighters and what could be taking place in their heads than to scream about dives and quits every other fight.

 

Against Ruiz, AJ had been dropped multiple times, caught with huge shots, was exhausted, and he gets called a quitter for how he looked after the final knockdown in the fight while the ref is counting and supposedly not doing enough to continue the fight. He gets called a coward and a quitter on the regular for that.

Just the other day some clown in here was talking about how they think Wilder chose to quit in the third Fury fight and could have gotten up but chose to stay down.

I have no doubt at all that had this warrior, RIP, not fatally succumbed to these shots but merely taken too much punishment and succumbed in the moment and got counted out, the usual suspects would be on about how hes a quitter.

All I am saying is that at some point, 'fans' that have been around the sport long enough should have a bit more respect for the sport, its fighters, and the fighters it maims and kills, than to talk so disparagingly about how these fighters react in these situations, situations 95% of internet dwellers doing the disparaging have almost zero actual concept of.