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I thought he took the easy way out. He could have gotten up in my opinion and taken more punishment. To me it looked like he took a good body shot yes, but I thought he clearly went over and took a dive. Not saying that he was payed off but he quit. Very similar to what Morales did.
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62Yes he quit he's broke and had no reason to take a beating.30.65%19Yes he quit but Hatton made him.16.13%10No it was a legitimate shot and he couldn't have gotten up.53.23%33 -
No Castillo didnt quit, it was a k.o. Castillo just isnt a quitter. -
The body shot to me didn't look what people are making it out to be.Comment
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i think he could of got up but decided not tooComment
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this is B Hop vs DLH all over again. liver shotComment
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Castillo was overmatched and he knew it. I think 75% was the body shot, and 25% was that in the back of his mind he knew that Hatton wasn`t going to back off and that he was probably going to get more of the same.Comment
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If Castillo had it in him he would stand and fight. He quite clearly took a bullet to the side with that bodyshot. Castillo is not a quitter.Comment
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It was a put you on the canvas punch, just look a the placement, similar to what Cotto dropped Quintana with. However I do believe he could've gotten up. However, those body shots last with you and he would've been dropped again in that round.
I think he could've gotten up but the outcome would've eventually been the same. Same with the Zab-Cotto stoppage. Zab could've went on a little longer but the outcome would've been the same.Comment
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even that, he hit him with a good punch but I don't think it was enough to make someone go across the ring.
Castillo thought the punch was something more than that.
He probably was surfing boxingscene and heard about Hatton's CRAAAAAAAAAZY body punches.
(no but seriously he was psyched out one way or another)Comment
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