Broner post-Maidana and Chavez Jr. stand out for me. The latter routinely underperforms and quits in truly bizarre circumstances. Most boxers who get discouraged in tough fights, like Judah, I wouldn't call mentally weak, they're just not elite level psychologically. That said he definitely could have continued against Khan, for example, then got up after 10 and acted all confused. That's lying to yourself.
There are some guys who aren't mentally weak but their mental toughness doesnt match their physical toughness. Getting beat on by world class opponents for 36 minutes isn't for most people.
I think Vic Ortiz and Golota had/have genuine issues, and shouldn't really ve mocked for it. Ortiz should have stepped away from the sport a while back. He should get ahit for sticking around and talking ****.
Nah fighting 8 / 9 or whatever it was rounds with a snapped achilles tendon whilst also being over the hill and unable to pull the trigger rules him out Showed proper bollocks in that fight. Fair play