Should Juan Diaz Retire?

No he still has ALOT of money to make. Not to mention so many other good matchups waiting to be made. He'd be dumb to do so.

 

No. He shouldn't retire and he will not retire. He still has some years to be involved in boxing, he can make a lot of money and if he is intelligent he can retire before having brain damage.

 

one loss shouldn't end a career... so no.

 

There's no guarantee any fighter will retire before getting brain damage, but he's a pro and I can't imagine he would quit. I do think it's valid to express concern about his style, which the HBO people did the other night.

I actually was worried in those late rounds. Against the wrong guy, he could take a life-altering beating. Still, he doesn't need to quit, although with his prospects outside the ring, he probably ought to cut the cord before other fighters do.

 

why would he quit? he lost a close tough fight he probably would have won if he didnt damage his eye. i dont think anyone who has the ability to be lightweight champ would retire after a close loss

 

Last week he's on some people's P4P list and now he should retire? :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl

 

He is only 24 year old and up until last weekends loss was the undefeated undisputed lightweight champion.

His loss didnt result in him being seriously injured so im not getting where the logic in your post is:huh .

I know he is probably well off and has also achieved alot for such a young boxer. Im sure the recent loss has only made him hungrier to redeem himself and achieve bigger and better things in the fightgame.

Im aware you have diaz health in interest.If elite fighter's retired after suffering their first big loss etc due to being financially stable and health not to affected then alot of the greats wouldnt of achieved what they have.If that makes sense.lol.

 

No.

 

Nopes . . . Only after one loss?

I want to see him fight again after this loss and see if he has it in him to make a good comeback and I want to see his level of confidence coming in from a loss.

All these . . . from a point of view of a boxing fan.

 

no

 

My thoughts exactly.

 

He should just rest for a while. Maybe finish his studies and then come back to boxing. Let time heal the pain of his first loss.

 

no he should not retire.
i like how everyone loves juan diaz because he goes to school and wants to be a lawyer, but that doesnt mean he will be one. if you ask me he's got a long way to go before becoming a lawyer( if he ever does) and has a much easier shot at regaining some belts