no, ortiz quit when the ref was talking to him and he nodded his head and turned around......even in his interview afterwards he said why he quit... now what does ortiz have to do with this :huh
right, but ortiz quit and we all know that.... again, what does this gotta do with chavez..... you called ortiz a quitter but said nate's quit was a different thing :huh
I said they both quit. Ortiz quit when it got tough. Nate went blind in one eye. They are different. What did Chavez tell his corner in the 2nd DLH fight?
did you see the medical reports from chavez and ortiz...do you know if they suffered the same thing, if not worse.... in the corner, chavez said his ribs hurt....he never said he wanted the fight stopped....... so again, eze, you have said that you know nothing of chavez or care to learn.....how does that put you in a position to call chavez a quitter
whatever, everyone knows that Chavez walked through punches his whole career and was a warrior. I tend to think that Chavez is underrated here. As opposed to Whitaker who has a massive following on the classic forum. JCC will always be remembered as a superstar not what some ****ed up ******s claim on an interenet boxing forum.
no one calls him a quitter, guy is a warrior and a legend, the greatest fighter in the storied history of a proud fighting nation i kinda lost all respect for him in his later fights when him and his corner and his fans proved to be some of the sorest losers this sport has ever known... the way he acted toward kostya tszyu was disgraceful and i'm glad tszyu pounded the **** out of him
Well, to be honest, the doctor said in the second Randall fight that "he", meaning Chavez, wants it stopped, then the doctor says he can't go on. I think that's what I heard.
you can't label a fighter a quitter because he quit in 1 fight. If he quits every time, then you can do it. Cotto is a good example. He quit against Margarito, but if Cotto is a quitter then why didn't he quit against Clottey when he had a cut above his eye and could have had the fight stopped easily? And why didn't he quit against Margarito after the first knockdown?
Arguing with EZE about chavez is a waste of time. He admitted to being a novice and he didn't care about past fighters
i've been one of the harshest on the general forum towards chavez but i would never call him a quitter. he deserves way more respect than that. whatever my problems with him, he had some of the biggest balls in the sports history. he's a sore loser at times, sure. but that's his pride. he carried the pride of an entire nation going into every fight. course he didn't want to lose and it made him pissed off every time he did. the oscar fights and the randall fight were not examples of quitting. the 2nd randall fight was an example of poor referring and a shitty loophole but chavez didn't make it. whatever else he's done, he's a legend and a warrior and deserves better from us
talking about that, that fight was a war.....****en chavez knew he had no chance so he went balls out....great fight