Which 'quittage' was worse ? Duran's or Klitschko's

stormy · Apr 14, 2009

BUM FACER said: ↑

at last some sense on the subject.

this obsession with "quitters" is so lame.

Duran's quitting has only added to the mystique of the man, and is one of the legendary moments in the sport. He fought well beyond a sensible age and fought a lot more fights than many fighters manage in their careers so he is hardly a quitter. Whatever went on that day whether pyschlogical or physical he earned the right to as far as i'm concerned. was it a proper way to act? of course not. do i feel i have the right to condemn him for it? nope. and i've seen much more heartless performances from fighters who've gone the distance.

Vitali took an educated decision that fighting on could have turned a bad injury into something career ending.

I suppose some people would have liked Cotto to fight on until he was completely ****ed up, even though he had fought and been beaten to a stand still already....
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Exactly and I agree 100%. good post. You must be human too huh? that could get in the way of a good argument though:rofl

Lewisbell · Apr 14, 2009

Klit had to retire to save his career, also he lacks the massive balls of Danny Williams

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY1jzjTjIhY

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